Explain why many students are overconfident in their abilities to take open book tests. What are these students failing to

English

2 answers:

sergiy2304 [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

That they would fail without the book. They are not studying because they can just use a book to cheat.

Explanation:

spayn [35]3 years ago

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Answer: Running out of time is the biggest problem when taking open-book exams. This is because without careful preparations you can easily find yourself shuffling through materials as the time rolls by. As you do with other tests, begin by looking over the entire test. Budget your time based on the number of questions and the point values for each section. Answer the easy questions first, then go back to answer the questions you need to look up. Write concise and well-supported answers. Stick to your time budget; if you run out of time for one section, move on to the next section. You may have time to come back to it later. You may use quotations from the book, but be careful not to over-quote; instead, paraphrase to condense ideas. The teacher wants to see your own insights, and your grade will be based on how well you express your ideas. If you have time for review, check your answers thoroughly. By using the good study skills you’ve been developing, you will be well prepared for success on your first open book test!

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