How do you remember things for a test?

Answer 1

Use your notebook outline -- you have been taking good notes like we explained how to do, haven't you? -- if your notes are not complete, use the outline in your book.

Study with a friend, or try to do it alone if you won't try to cheat. Turn each heading into a question and pretend it's on the test. You can also answer the homework questions at the end of each section or chapter.

If the test is more general, you can Google "practice test" and add the subject you want.

Answer 2

Write it 5 times, in two min. quiz your self! then in another 5 min. quiz your self again and repeat until you fell confident

it could take you 4-5 to do this, but trust me-it works!

Answer 3

You remember things in many ways! Here are a few:

• Make up silly sentences with the first letter of each word the same as the first letter of each term you're trying to learn. Like "My Very Energetic Mother Just Served Us Noodles" for "Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune"
• Make a study deck - write down one term or formula or phrase on one side of an index card and write the answer or solution on the other side. When you get one card correct, turn it upside down and put it at the back of the deck. If you miss a card, shuffle it back into the deck so you'll see it again. Just keep going through the deck until you know everything!
• Make a memory house - picture a house or other place you know really well. Take a mental walk around the house and imagine one term in each location - like "Mercury on the hall table" and picture the planet (or even the god) sitting on the table. The more vivid your images, the better you'll remember your list of terms!

Answer 4

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