Q: By reviewing what you have studied with another person, you'll be able to see how much you know. Ask them to jot down or underline the facts that you aren't familiar with. Also, be open to suggestions from them, as they could come up with good ways to help you memorize facts. It might be helpful to do this with someone who isn't in your class, like a parent. Go over the information that you have studied, highlighting facts that you know as you go. Be sure that you thoroughly understand the notes. Hopefully you will have a good command of the terms on the flashcards by now. If there are any you still can't remember, put these aside and spend some extra time just on these. Although you might know them well, it may become easy to forget them if you have filled your head with other knowledge. You have most likely concentrated on things you were less certain of, but it's a good idea to have a look through some of the easier things before the exam. While you should not spend all your time going over information that you know, you should not completely ignore them. You will keep it fresh in your mind this way. Include the facts that you found easy to study, as well as the ones that you had difficulty with. You can use the list as a reference if you decide to ask a teacher for help. After you have done the exam you can see where you lost marks and whether this matches up with areas you struggled with when you were studying. This experience can help you to study for future geography exams too.
A: Ask someone to test you. Review your notes and flashcards. Review easy facts. Make a list to guide you.

Q: Type "www.yelp.com" into a web browser and press Enter. If your account is not logged in, click Log In in the upper-right corner of the window. If you see your profile picture below, you've looked a little too far below. If you haven't already added it profile image, it will be a gray silhouette of a person. Click the "Add Photos" button. Click into the caption box, below the picture you just uploaded. Try to describe where you were or summarize a memory of what was happening when the picture was taken.
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Go to the Yelp website. Click on your profile thumbnail icon from the upper-right corner of the any Yelp page, then click "Account Settings". Click on the Add/Edit button to the right of the "Your Profile Picture" title topic. Upload a new picture for your profile. Select the picture you'd like to use and wait for the upload of these pictures to complete. Locate the picture that uploaded. Click the "Set as Primary" button just slightly to the right of the image that was uploaded. Edit the caption box. Type a caption (optional) that describes the picture. Click the "Save caption" button located underneath the newly uploaded photo.