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Guess answers to MCQs like a pro !!!



In almost every exam we get multiple answer questions,but how many of us get 10 out of 10? Even though we know the content by heart, there are times that we might not be able to answer the question. In the grade 12 first term examination I didn't have enough time to answer for 9 mcqs. With the little time I had,if i was going to solve them, then I will only be solving only 2 or 3. So I just looked at the answers and then I got it.. It's not about the questions..the answers themselves guided me to the correct answer. In this method you don't even have to look at the question to get the correct answer. I have done this so many times and 90% times it worked. So lets see what is this magic..
People who make these questions are trying really hard to fool us,but that's also which helps us to get the correct answer. Let me explain this to you using an example. Let's look at the answers of a problem.
01) (n-1)A
02) (n-1)B
03) (n-1)(A+B)
04) (n-1)(A-B)
05) n(A+B)

When we take a look at these answers it's very clear that the (n-1) part is there in 4 answers. So definitely it should be a part of the correct answer.So now we have a part of the correct answer.The answer should be 1,2,3 or 4. Now when we look at the second half of the answer (A+B) is appearing twice. So this should be the second part. When we combine these two together we get our answer,which is the 3rd one. It is that simple. :)


So good luck for your exams.. Wish you all the best !! :)

Update (2018-07-27)

Since so many students are reading this post I thought of giving you a sneak peek of uni life. To read it click HERE
You can read all of my articles about GCE A/Ls by clicking HERE.
How I did A/Ls - Part 2
Time management for A/L students

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  2. Thank you admin.. This will really really help me in my exams..

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  3. How did u do chemical calculations pls help me?

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    1. So what you want to know is how to guess answers for chemical calculations MCQs. Am I correct?

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  4. What is the most suitable way of doing past papers? Unit wise or year wise?

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    1. Nangi when you study a chapter finish all the mcqs and essays related to that chapter and move on to the next. Once you are done with the whole syllabus start doing whole papers.

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  5. Ok thank you very much akki and if I've got anything else i'll ask from you. .

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  6. Man.. if possible can you do a short video doing some random questions using the method you've told in above post

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