Problem: Article: If the test is one hour long and has thirty questions, you know that you'll need to have reached at least question number 15 by the halfway mark to remain on track. When you sit your practise tests, recreate the test conditions as closely as possible - with closed books and no music or distractions. If you have difficulty with the practise tests, speak to your instructor and seek out tips to get you back on the right track. Exploit your instructor's knowledge and experience. They have years of experience in seeing people pass and fail. Ask them for their tips they have the experience so use it to your advantage! Multiple-choice tests often provide two similar answers, so focus on key concepts in your studying. Knowing how to study for exams will target your studying and make it more efficient. Budget your time to make sure you have allowed enough time at the end of the test to review your answers and ensure that you enter them correctly onto the answer sheet. Is it better to leave an answer blank or to make a random guess? The answer will differ in each case, as it depends on the specific policy of each multiple choice test. In some tests you can gain a point for a random guess (assuming that you get it right), but in others a point (or fraction of a point) is deducted for each wrong answer, so guessing is a bad idea that can lose you serious points. Thinking in advance will save you time when it counts in the exam. Ask your instructor or the test setting body what the scoring policy is. Make the best decision for your particular test and remind yourself of your strategy before you go in. In tests where you lose only a fraction of a point for a wrong answer but earn a full point for a correct answer, such as the SAT, you may benefit from taking a guess -- especially if you can eliminate obviously wrong answers. Know what tactics will increase your confidence, and which triggers will knock it. This knowledge will let you seek out and use the best relaxation methods that work for you. Learning how to manage it is the best tactic to succeed under test conditions. Use online resources to help you identify, manage and reduce your stress levels to deal with your exam stress and reduce stress through exercise. Exam anxiety happens to everyone, but giving in will simply hand you two problems to deal with instead of one.
Summary: Sit practise tests to budget your time. Decide your strategy for unknown answers. Adopt an anxiety management plan.

Problem: Article: To line images in a row, use a level and a pencil to mark where you want to hang each photo. Measure the distance between each mark so that there is an equal amount of space separating each picture. Then, drill holes for your nails or hanging brackets. Try to keep an odd number of images on a wallthe eye is drawn to odd numbers. A linear arrangement is a good middle-ground between showcasing your photos and not overwhelming your viewer with too many images. If your frames have different hook locations, you'll have to measure the difference between them with a measuring tape to match the tops of your frames on the wall. If you have a large wall that dominates a room but don't own any large pictures, place 4-10 smaller images in identical frames in two symmetrical rows directly above one another. This will create the same visual impression as a single large piece, and will allow you to showcase a variety of different photos. Use a level and painter's tape to create your 2 rows and make sure that they're symmetrical. Line your level up so that it's flat on the wall and use a large piece of tape to create your guiding line. Use identical frames to make your arrangement aesthetically uniform. For a more modern look, hang images vertically and horizontally across your wall without lining your frames up with one another. An asymmetrical arrangement will give visitors the striking impression that they're in a freely-curated space with a contemporary sensibility. Feel free to play around with the frames; you can use different frames with a salon-style gallery wall, so play around with interesting options. If you have unframed images, you can stack them directly on top and next to one another with no space in between to create a collage. This choice works particularly well with 4in 6in (10cm 15cm) and 5in 7in (13cm 18cm) prints, as the final result will be reminiscent of a photo album or yearbook. This option is an excellent choice if you have a lot of photos and want to showcase all of them without spending a lot of money on frames. If you put a small frame on a big wall, the wall will make your photo look even smaller and it will seem out of place. Try to match bigger pictures to bigger walls and vice versa. Placing large photos in wider spaces also gives the viewer more opportunity to examine your photo. Use smaller photos as accent pieces on smaller sections of wall, such as hallways and bathrooms. Measure the size of each frame that you plan on hanging. Cut out pieces of paper with a pair of scissors to match the size of each frame. Use painter's tape to put them on the wall in different combinations and orders to come up with an arrangement that you like. Painter's tape won't leave any residue behind after you peel it off of the wall. If you use any other kind of tape, you may damage your wall or make it sticky after you peel your tape off.
Summary: Line your photos up in a row if you want a traditional look. Place smaller images in a grid pattern to fill in bigger walls. Offset photos of different sizes by putting them all over the wall. Stack photos directly next to one another to create a collage of images. Put bigger photos on larger walls to draw the eye in. Tape pieces of paper to the wall to see how you feel about an arrangement.

Problem: Article: The tea needs to be strong, so consider using two bags. Brew enough tea so that you will be able to rinse your hair completely with the tea. The amount will depend on the length of your hair. If you have very short hair, a large cupful may be enough. If you have very long hair, you may need a pitcher of tea. Fortunately, tea is cheap and easy to make, so if you need more, you can always make some extra. Make sure that you wait for the tea to cool before applying it to your hair! It can still be warm, but make sure it won't burn your skin. If you only wish to lighten certain parts of your hair, you should separate those sections from the rest of your hair. Instead of dumping the tea all over your hair, you can put it in a spray bottle and spray it directly on the section you wish to lighten. You can also dip the sections directly in the tea, and use your fingers to apply it to the roots. This will be the least messy if you get undressed and stand in the bath or shower. Slowly pour the tea over your hair until it is completely drenched in the tea. If you wish, you can leave this on your hair for as long as you wish. Some suggest leaving it on for 15 minutes, while others suggest letting it stay in until your next shampoo. You can try both ways and see which yields better results. If you can, after applying the tea to your hair, go out into the sun, and let the sun dry your hair. This will speed the lightening process. As an alternative to completely drenching your hair in the tea, you could make the tea, put it in a spray bottle, and spritz onto your hair before going in the sun each day. Remember to use sun screen each day on the parts of your skin that will be exposed. As with all of the methods, it will take many days for you to see results. Fortunately, the tea method will not damage your hair as badly as lemon juice might. If you have very dark hair, be patient! Eventually your hair will lighten, but understand that it is unlikely that your hair will ever be platinum blonde without using bleach or some other chemical treatment.
Summary:
Brew the tea. Separate your hair into sections. Rinse your hair with the tea. Leave in your hair. Spend some time in the sun. Repeat the process.