But use them consistently so you will remember what they mean at review time. If so, answer each question quickly. It may not be worth a lot of time to get one question tight if the question is only worth two points on a 100 point test. Read each question carefully. Remember that if any part of a statement is false, the entire statement is false.
Most questions contain a combination of who, what, where or how facts.
If any one of those facts is wrong, the statement is false. Look for qualifiers. Words like never, all, none, only , and always generally indicate a statement is false. On the other hand, sometimes generally, often, frequently , and mostly indicate a statement is true. Answer the questions you know first.