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The document contains categories and clues for a jeopardy-style quiz on studying and time management. Some of the categories included are tests, textbooks, reading time management, study skills. Clues cover topics like choosing a study area, types of memory, study techniques, scheduling, goal setting, previewing chapters, locating definitions, sources citations, question types like true/false, multiple choice, short answer and numeric problems.
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