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Studytest
- 1. How IStudy For a Test By Wesley
- 2. I study for a test by first reading through the book for the subject I'm doing the test for.
- 3. Next I would write down key points and in short form from the book and put into a mind map by writing down the subject name then doing sub headings for different categories.
- 4. Then I would keep reading it over and over again until I got it stuck in my mind after that I would ask one of my parents or brother to test me and it actually works.
- 5. I tried this for my geography quiz and I got 24/25 and that’s how I study for a test.