Tips For Multiple Choice/True False tests

Tips For Multiple Choice Tests

Formulate an answer in your head before you look at the answer choices. This can help make options less confusing.
Read all of the options and eliminate obviously incorrect answers to narrow your choices.
Try each answer with the original question and decide whether it makes a true or false statement.
When "all of the above" is an option, double-check to see whether there is more than one correct response.
Watch for negative words, such as "except" or "not".
Information to answer one question may appear in other questions on the test.
As soon as you get your test, write down any information you might forget during the test (e.g. formulas, equations, key points).
Mark questions you are not sure of and come back to them later.
Guess instead of leaving a question blank, unless you are penalized for wrong answers; you have a better chance of getting points.