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15 Jan 2021, 22:10
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Hi Friends,
Whenever I try to redo a question in any section of verbal, I get trouble. Its psychological. I almost know the answer after the watching the question (eg. my mind will say, ummm the answer might be A), and even of I don't know the answer I would know that I have solved the question previously, so my mind start to think about the right answer. In this scenario I could not redo the question. So, please suggest me the way to redo and review questions, mostly from my error log.
Plus, how long time gap should I have between the solving a question and redoing it?
Thank You!!
Whenever I try to redo a question in any section of verbal, I get trouble. Its psychological. I almost know the answer after the watching the question (eg. my mind will say, ummm the answer might be A), and even of I don't know the answer I would know that I have solved the question previously, so my mind start to think about the right answer. In this scenario I could not redo the question. So, please suggest me the way to redo and review questions, mostly from my error log.
Plus, how long time gap should I have between the solving a question and redoing it?
Thank You!!
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06 Mar 2021, 08:34
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As long as you remember and understand the logic behind the answer for an SC or CR question, I think you don't have to worry. While redoing if you remember the answer choice of that particular question, recollect what made that particular option correct and what made the other 4 options erroneous.
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