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The document provides tips for preparing for and taking an exam. It discusses: 1) How to prepare for the exam day by getting enough rest, eating breakfast, and revising key topics without cramming. 2) What to do during the reading time such as checking instructions, allocating time to questions, and planning answers. 3) Techniques for answering different types of questions including essays, short answers, and multiple choice. It emphasizes answering all questions, writing clearly, and managing time.
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- 1. THE EXAM SITTING Karen Petrenko and Charmaine Botha Learning Skills Advisors: Monash South Africa
- 2. Starting your day (on the day of the exams) Exam Reading time Answering questions: Essay type questions Short Answer questions Multiple-Choice questions Open Book Exams Objectives
- 3. On the Day: sitting the exam Have a good breakfast Wear comfortable clothes Check that you have several pens and necessary stationary Re-read your summaries – but don’t try to cram new information Arrive at the exam venue early Avoid last minute panic but expect to be a little nervous EXAMS
- 4. During reading time Read the entire paper thoroughly. Check instructions (optional/compulsory; short/long answers etc) Allocate time proportionally to the value of each question. Decide on the order of your answers and organise plans (mentally if writing is not permitted) During the exam:
- 5. Make sure you answer ALL questions – one excellent answer will not compensate for a missed one (= zero). Keep to pre-set time limits for each question. Find the themes, relate these to the course objectives. Number answers clearly and accurately. Write on alternate lines and leave space at the end of each question. Work thoroughly but rapidly. Answer the hardest questions first particularly if they are worth the most marks. Use other questions for clues. Notice where words/figures are emphasised. Identify formulae and equations presented in words. When answering questions
- 6. Essay type questions test understanding (themes, ideas and concepts) and your ability to analyse, interpret and evaluate Answer the question precisely – Analyse the topic by identifying key words or phrases which will tell you what is expected in your answer Plan your answer – eg a mind map or linear plan Give more than just the facts – you may also have to give an opinion, develop an idea or discuss a position Essay Questions:
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