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04 Jun 2021, 19:54
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Hi, I have noticed that the questions which I answer wrong usually take longer to answer (in comparison to correctly answered questions). What should I take from this fact? What indication should I be realizing? Is there a score-improving strategy I can exploit from this fact?
04 Jun 2021, 19:58
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It’s good you’re picking up a pattern. This could mean a few things. This could mean you’re not answering hard questions correctly and hard questions to take more time so therefore you tend to take more time to try to answer her questions which are not getting correctly.
The only idea that comes to my mind is that you figure out when it’s a good time to catch a bait and move onto the next question. That is a very important skill to know when to give up. Most people are not willing to give up on their own. Potentially this can save you time and give you more time for other questions. Can you use it that way?
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The only idea that comes to my mind is that you figure out when it’s a good time to catch a bait and move onto the next question. That is a very important skill to know when to give up. Most people are not willing to give up on their own. Potentially this can save you time and give you more time for other questions. Can you use it that way?
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05 Jun 2021, 04:03
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Probably some truth to this. Regardless of the actual level of a question, if you know how to solve it (based on what you have seen on previous questions), getting to the answer choice may not only be quicker but a lot less stressful or mentally taxing. On the other hand, if you don't know how to solve a question based on pattern recognition within the first 5 seconds, you may find yourself problem solving then and there. Finding a balance where you maximize your test performance and know when to perhaps "skip" a question to buy back some time may be helpful. This probably comes under what people generally consider time-management.
