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katrin2010 [14]
3 years ago
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hi, I have a science and biology quiz tomorrow and this is the first time. Can you guys drop some tips on how to get higher mark

s and what to avoid?? Thank you so much
Chemistry
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Lyrx [107]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Plan your schedule: Now, as you know your weak areas, your agenda should be to give extra time to tackle those difficult lessons and transform them to strong ones.

Note-making is an effective method:

Solve previous years' question papers:

Understand the concepts while studying:  

Group study can help

1 – Time Management – Daily Routine.

2 – Having Good Food and Drinking More Water Will Help.

3 – Doing Meditation For 30 Min Per Will Increase Memory Power by 20%  

4 – Take A Nap & Sleep Well.  

5 – Challenge Yourself.

6 – Find Your Weakness.

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