4 steps to take multiple choice tests that candidates should 'know by heart'

The decision of the Ministry of Education to use multiple choice tests in the national exam for Math is causing a stir. Candidates are also very worried and confused about how to achieve maximum score in this new exam method during the stressful exam time.

Step 1: Read through once

Take the test and read through all the questions. Answer the easy questions right away and skip the more difficult ones, which will take more time to consider and think.

Remember to circle the most important details in the answer, then look for details that match the question.

With the Math subject switching to multiple-choice tests instead of essay tests in this year's national high school exam, candidates need to change their thinking and test-taking process to achieve the best results.

Step 2: Eliminate incorrect options

Read each question carefully. Fill in the choices that you think are most correct.

Read each option carefully to decide whether it is true or false. Cross out the options that you think are false.

Absolute elimination. Choose the options that you think are always true, then eliminate the less likely options by rating them "usually," "maybe," or "never."

Instead of thinking about analyzing data being the most important in essay tests, with multiple choice tests, analyzing the options is extremely important. Because if students know how to analyze, many questions can be answered by combining the method of eliminating noisy answers.

Step 3: Choose an answer

Choose "all" only if you know that more than one answer is correct. Double check. If the question ends with multiple-choice, then there is definitely only one correct answer.

Replacing the answer in the question is also a way for you to check the accuracy of the answer.

The first difference that candidates need to change is the "slow but steady" way of thinking. Instead, they need to perform math problems faster.

Step 4: Reread the questions you skipped

Reread the questions you skipped. These are sure to be tricky questions that you can’t tell at a glance which answer is correct. Read each question and eliminate the ones you know are incorrect. If you really don’t know which is correct, pick the one that you think is the most correct, you still have a 25% chance of success.

Tips:Practice thoroughly before you take the test. It takes practice to make a paste. Guessing or guessing will not help you if you do not really understand the nature of the question.

If you are taking a test with a predetermined format, learn the format beforehand to be more proactive. Buy a book or search for sample tests online.

Note:When taking a multiple choice test, you can still get lucky on some questions, but not all of them. However, to give yourself the best chance of scoring points, answer all the questions. The saying “it’s better to make a mistake than to miss anything” is very true in this situation!

According to Young Knowledge