Analyze the choices to see if any parts of the word or term will allow you to associate it with the correct answer. If you can't remember the exact word or words, write something related or an explanation. If you can think of two answers, write them both in the margin. Come back later and choose the one you want. Make sure your answers are logically and grammatically correct.
General statements are more likely to be correct than specific statements.
In items that have complex alternatives involving more than one right answer, mark each item as true or false. When you finish all the alternatives, you will have the answer. Beware of words like not, but, except. They specify limits for the answer. Watch our for words like always, never, and only.