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17 Aug 2007, 08:49
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Hello All,
I wonder if you guys can share your experience as what you do to elliminate or mark the undesired/desired choices. I usually just do it on my head and realizing that this may be not a good idea. Wondering if you guys plan to draw a grid and write down ABCDE prior to each question? and doesn't that take some of your precious time away?
Please share your thoughts!
I wonder if you guys can share your experience as what you do to elliminate or mark the undesired/desired choices. I usually just do it on my head and realizing that this may be not a good idea. Wondering if you guys plan to draw a grid and write down ABCDE prior to each question? and doesn't that take some of your precious time away?
Please share your thoughts!
17 Aug 2007, 08:53
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Hello All,
I wonder if you guys can share your experience as what you do to elliminate or mark the undesired/desired choices. I usually just do it on my head and realizing that this may be not a good idea. Wondering if you guys plan to draw a grid and write down ABCDE prior to each question? and doesn't that take some of your precious time away?
Please share your thoughts!
I wonder if you guys can share your experience as what you do to elliminate or mark the undesired/desired choices. I usually just do it on my head and realizing that this may be not a good idea. Wondering if you guys plan to draw a grid and write down ABCDE prior to each question? and doesn't that take some of your precious time away?
Please share your thoughts!
draw the grid on the last page during the 10 min at the beginning of the test.
17 Aug 2007, 10:15
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I kind of do it in my head, but I imagine this would be quick as well. When you come to a question read through it until you can eliminate one or more choices. then just jot down the letter choices of the ones remaining, then as you eliminate those just cross them out.
