1.) Which of the following is the best strategy for studying test?
a) Sitting alone in a chair in a quiet room, looking over your textbook.
b) Working in pairs and exchanging practice questions.
c) Developing a personal method that is right for you and your learning style.
d) Writing a paragraph describing what you remember about the material.
2.) If a friend needed help creating a personal study strategy and had never thought about it before, which of the following would be a good place to start?
a) Look over a list of common study habits, and see whether he or she currently practices them or not.
b) Tell him or her your study method so that he or she can adopt the same one.
c) Go to beginning of the textbook, and reread it word for word.
d) Find a group of people to study with, since group studying is the only way to study well.
1. c
2. a
The Conexus Answers Are
1- C
2- A
3- B
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1. C
2. A
3. B
In case you still need conformation, CAB are the correct answers. As an angel, I cannot lie
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To answer question 1, the best strategy for studying for a test is to develop a personal method that is right for you and your learning style. This means understanding how you learn best, whether it's through reading, listening, hands-on activities, or a combination of methods. It also involves finding the right environment that allows you to focus and concentrate, whether it's sitting alone in a quiet room or working in a group.
To answer question 2, if a friend needs help creating a personal study strategy and has never thought about it before, a good place to start is to look over a list of common study habits and see whether he or she currently practices them or not. This allows your friend to reflect on their current study habits and identify areas where improvement can be made. It also provides a starting point for exploring different study methods and techniques that may be beneficial for them. It's important for each individual to develop their own study strategy based on their unique preferences and needs.