Some other tricks are: The right answer tends to have the most similarities with the other answer choices If you have no idea what the answer could be, choose C because that’s what test makers tend to put as the answer
@@Lulu-ft4wv C, B or T which stands for Cock and ball torture (CBT) is a sexual activity involving application of pain or constriction to the male genitals. This may involve directly painful activities, such as wax play, genital spanking, squeezing, ball-busting, genital flogging, urethral play, tickle torture, erotic electrostimulation or even kicking.[1] The recipient of such activities may receive direct physical pleasure via masochism, or emotional pleasure through erotic humiliation, or knowledge that the play is pleasing to a sadistic dominant. Many of these practices carry significant health risks.
My Logic- A: Nobody expects the first answer. B: Because B sounds more correct than A. C: It’s always the answer. D: I haven’t picked D in a while. E: Why would they even have ‘All/None of the Above’ for an answer? It must be right.
I had a quiz one time that has All/None of the above and what I did was, everytime I see all/none of the above answer, I always choose that because I didn't review for it
Although these tricks are quite helpful (I've used these myself in the past) it's is much more safer to just study the material before giving the test that way you'll have a higher chance of acing a test But i'd say these tricks are most helpful during surprise tests
@@nilasmp6907 best used in conjunction with studying, not all of us have a good memory(I.E me), so answers can be fuzzy at the best of times, using tricks such as this combining with what I do remember from studying helps alot.
@@CatastropheCatalyst That's why I told that when there is no other way, you should apply this. I am guessing SAT has no negative marks, and that's why you can use this method to answer the questions you don't know. I would suggest check with previous years papers to determine whether or not this method is applicable. Also, studying is not about having good memory. Yes it helps but it's never about that. People have different ways of studying. Find your own and revise the study materials as much as you can.
My teacher really gave this question on a test: (I forgot what the question is but its kind of like:) 1. What color is the sunlight? a. Blue b. Carrot c. A mix between all of the colors, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple which becomes the rainbow when passing through water in the rain. d. Pants
If it says, “ all of the above” it’s most likely right because most of the time they don’t put all of the above unless the answer is all of the above, at least for my tests.
@@Lulu-ft4wv I've seen most comments/replies say "then I'm like: I haven't chosen D in a while" so I think the hardest exam would be one that has all A as the correct answers except for 1 question that has B/C or D as the correct one Ooh and also imagine if all of them had the "All/None of the above" option! But this option is actually NEVER the correct answer!!!
There’s a trick I learned where I study the material beforehand and put all the information in my brain. When I take the exam, I just close my eyes and look at the answers in my head. It really helps a lot and I still remember a lot of the information now.
Same man.I like remeber how the page looks and the worfs itself like that is so helpful but it takes a lot of time to get the info to know it like in the book
i had an exam two years ago, idk if it was a typo or intentional, but it said "one of the above" yeah, i answered it, it has to be one of the above, but i can't tell which one, but it's there
Love your joke, but in reality, if you ask your teacher a question during a test it is more than likely they will at least give some sort of hint. So why not.
Me and my friends use Morse code to communicate during MCQ tests. We tap the question number on the table with our nails, then wait for 3 seconds, and tap the correct option. It gets a bit confusing sometimes, but works 90% of the time
@@Moya3003 There is nothing wrong with cheating, because it proves u are smarter than the system itself, to break it. But if u get caught, u deserve it
Tip: answers that mean the same thing usually are wrong. Example: 1000_999? A. Less than B. < C.> Here, the answer is c. The less than symbol is < o “less than” and “
@@rainuh5514 @Nullify well i mean thats a nice way to see the mathematical expression lol but he meant in the general with any kind of question, that if there are 2 options that mean the same, they have to be both incorrect
The easiest way to ace any kind of question is to sit straight and study for at-least 30mins with full concentration. If u do that each day, u might not just learn it and ace ur exam, but you might have that kind of knowledge for your whole life. The +point is that if u this, there is literally no need to study for 2-3 hours before the exam day at all. And I’m not a topper, but I do this, and hence, I get 90% above in every subject every time 😁
@@2kmichaeljordan438 that’s kind of a harsh way to put it. Lots of people with/out add or adhd still can’t focus it’s normal, rlly. Saying that makes it sound like you think they’re the only one like that and theyre dumb or something. I can take a joke but there was a kid in my class that made it impossible to do that today. I couldn’t focus during math, I just sat there and read the problem over and over again. My brain srsly hurt. Just saying, maybe if you weren’t intentionally rude, you could have phrased it differently…
I mostly get above 93% in tests as my average. But I wasn't much satisfied with my grades as my other classmates used to get higher. Recently I've been getting about 97% to 100% and have topped in a lot of tests and quizzes. I have also started regularly submitting my work and I've been getting recognised as a topper, I top tests in either 1st or 2nd rank. But back when I was in junior school, I used to get 70s and 80s. I am extremely delighted and grateful for my transformation, which required a lot of motivation and hard work. I hope everyone else can do it too!
"But you might have that kind of knowledge for your whole life" Most of the knowledge you get from school is utterly useless and is only used to pass an exam.
I started doing this is 3rd grade and it has helped me pass my tests ever since. I am in 6th grade currently with all advanced academic classes (AAC). I pass with all a’s
Except when you have a teacher like my biology teacher who purposely does the opposite of this so people can’t use this strategy. Then again, he likes to make test that make people cry
i love how i'd always figured out so many tricks when it comes to multiple choice questions in exams. however, you still need to study since these definitely can't always be relied on lol (speaking from some... embarrassing experiences)
Whats funny is that only half of your tips are valid for me, because we dont have SATs or multiple choice but the tips i can follow has helped me out a lot. Thank you
I used to do this, in a multiple option question the shorter ones have less information and usually aren't correct and they do this because normally no one says long answers and we get it wrong because of that but when we talk big we most likely explain the stuff to make it seem more right.
Bro my friend literally didn't study and typed c his entire exam , guess what he fricking topped in my class and has a poster with his photo on it (talking about my class)
If I have no idea, I choose the one that makes my sheet look the prettiest. On my Math test, half the class failed and I passed. I looked at the book and passed the test.
Thanks for not making this video super long because there are usually videos that say HOW TO ACE A TEST and then they literally tell us about their products or whatever stuff they sell on their channel and don’t get to the real topic, this helped though, thanks!
I once had a multiple choice test, and the question was, “Do human women have eggs?” Not “do human women *lay* eggs” And the answers were: Yes No Maybe All of the above And I put, yes. Because cis women have eggs (I didn’t know about trans people at the time) But the teacher said I got it wrong because we don’t lay eggs. That wasn’t the question, BARBARA
yeah afab people usually have eggs... like???? did girlie skip health class or something? you weren't technically wrong, taking it literally. that teacher should've specified, also trans men probably do at some point? unless puberty blockers are taken i'd assume. not sure... it depends really. it's an uncomfortable subject for me tbh.
Thank you for this it worked in my 7th grade language arts class today I have now subscribed to you so thank you and your other videos might help me too.
Q: ) Should you brush your teeth? A: 1 ) Always A: 2 ) Never A: 3 ) Sometimes A: 4 ) Depends when. You can generally skip it when your breath still smells fine. _The bad ending_
I have one for you: the answer that is most similar to the others is correct example: A. -1 B. -2 C.-3 D. 2 The answer is B. I have tried this and it actually works pretty well (obviously not always)
Here's some more tips from my experience: 1) The correct answer is either very different to the rest of the other answers, or be very similar but with a twist at the end (which is the correct one) 2) Just a tip but always look out for words like (except, one that is *not,* etc)
also try to come up with your own answer confidently before looking at the choices, so that you're not distracted by other answers and you can really go with your gut feeling
It doesn't work if it's only one word or all extremely short.😂😂😂😂Which of the following can best be described as the passage's thesis? A.) Sentences 1 and 2 B.) Sentence 4 C.) Sentences 5 and 6 D.) Sentences 10 and 11 E.) Sentence 13
2 tips I like to use: 1. If you don't know an answer, it can sometimes be mentioned in other questions- for example, if you were asked 2+2 and you didn't know the answer, it could later be mentioned in another question that 2+2=4. 2. If 2 answers are similar to each other, one of them is likely correct because the tester could be trying to trick you.
"I haven't answered B in a while"
Works 50% of the time
“Wait, I picked C three times, gotta change that up” works sometimes
in my biology surprise test the first 9 questions were C
@@oyunbold9186 oh my goih. He on xgames mode.
My sis had teacher that make all a as answer all the answer is a if you do it like that you will had a bad grade😏
Yeh lol but one time the awnser was D 3 times in a row
My Teacher : What is 2+2?
Choices : Yes, No, 22, Egg.
well it’s obviously egg like how hard is that
I'm sure it's an *egg* 🥚
It's an egg bruh
@@razzledazzledorito2588 ikr...
Egg duh😑
This is why I am so good at multiple choice questions, I have mastered that ability when I was in 4th grade
I did this with Olympiad and it frikin worked :D
Bro so true I new that trick when 1 was 3 that why a take so long now I am so good with that trick
same bro
Same. And I used process of eliminating
Exaclty! I thought this was common sense but i guess not, always chose the smart answers lol not the ones that seemed lime a 5 year omd wrote it
Some other tricks are:
The right answer tends to have the most similarities with the other answer choices
If you have no idea what the answer could be, choose C because that’s what test makers tend to put as the answer
Yes, C!
C, or b but mostly c
@@Lulu-ft4wv C, B or T which stands for Cock and ball torture (CBT) is a sexual activity involving application of pain or constriction to the male genitals. This may involve directly painful activities, such as wax play, genital spanking, squeezing, ball-busting, genital flogging, urethral play, tickle torture, erotic electrostimulation or even kicking.[1] The recipient of such activities may receive direct physical pleasure via masochism, or emotional pleasure through erotic humiliation, or knowledge that the play is pleasing to a sadistic dominant. Many of these practices carry significant health risks.
@@nahyankamale9989 no one asked you
@@nahyankamale9989 wtf
My Logic-
A: Nobody expects the first answer.
B: Because B sounds more correct than A.
C: It’s always the answer.
D: I haven’t picked D in a while.
E: Why would they even have ‘All/None of the Above’ for an answer? It must be right.
The E one was soo accurate
FACTS
I had a quiz one time that has All/None of the above and what I did was, everytime I see all/none of the above answer, I always choose that because I didn't review for it
the answer is NEVER none of the above it means the teacher ran out of correct answers LOL _100th like btw_
D is facts
test questions: if jack bought 3 apples and Hannah bought 6 oranges, wtf is mark doing at home.
Cutting the apples
Duuuh
@@greenlimevm3587 lol thats a good one what about the oranges
@@amoonaibrahim8210 yea lol
Mark is definitely waiting for Hannah to come and share the oranges because he doesn't like apples
Although these tricks are quite helpful (I've used these myself in the past) it's is much more safer to just study the material before giving the test that way you'll have a higher chance of acing a test
But i'd say these tricks are most helpful during surprise tests
Nothing is more useful than actually studying. This trick should be used if there is no other way.
@@nilasmp6907 yes I agree
Completely agree. I actually haven't had a multiple choice exam in which this works in a while.
@@nilasmp6907 best used in conjunction with studying, not all of us have a good memory(I.E me), so answers can be fuzzy at the best of times, using tricks such as this combining with what I do remember from studying helps alot.
@@CatastropheCatalyst That's why I told that when there is no other way, you should apply this. I am guessing SAT has no negative marks, and that's why you can use this method to answer the questions you don't know. I would suggest check with previous years papers to determine whether or not this method is applicable.
Also, studying is not about having good memory. Yes it helps but it's never about that. People have different ways of studying. Find your own and revise the study materials as much as you can.
My teacher really gave this question on a test:
(I forgot what the question is but its kind of like:)
1. What color is the sunlight?
a. Blue
b. Carrot
c. A mix between all of the colors, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple which becomes the rainbow when passing through water in the rain.
d. Pants
pls lmfao 😭😭
b
@@mitosis. wrong its d
It’s egg
It’s C guys 😐
If it says, “ all of the above” it’s most likely right because most of the time they don’t put all of the above unless the answer is all of the above, at least for my tests.
Meanwhile me who gets that for every question in my tests but it's never correct:
@@cllncl same lol my teachers include that in every question, sometimes they have all the above and none of the above in the same question like fr?! 💔
i've learned/observed this too, they really be stupid like we know its that, i don't think i've had one of those options where that wasn't the answer
Yep
yes this is soo right, if there is all of the above answer then pick it bc its always right 😭😭
Good rule of thumb: if ‘all of the above’ is an option when it isn’t on most other questions, it’s most likely the answer.
that used to happen in social studies every single time, but now since we all know they don't even add it lol
Lol jokes on you, my teacher puts it even though it's not the answer-
@@pinkie547 I think the jokes on you
Teachers:*Watching this*
Teachers: *Does the opposite of what he says*
*makes the short ones the answers and make the long ones the wrong ones*
LMFAOO
Also reads the comments and sees that test makers tend to keep c as the answer (someone said that in the comments) and then
Puts most answers as D
@@Lulu-ft4wv hehe
@@Lulu-ft4wv I've seen most comments/replies say "then I'm like: I haven't chosen D in a while" so I think the hardest exam would be one that has all A as the correct answers except for 1 question that has B/C or D as the correct one
Ooh and also imagine if all of them had the "All/None of the above" option! But this option is actually NEVER the correct answer!!!
There’s a trick I learned where I study the material beforehand and put all the information in my brain. When I take the exam, I just close my eyes and look at the answers in my head. It really helps a lot and I still remember a lot of the information now.
Same man.I like remeber how the page looks and the worfs itself like that is so helpful but it takes a lot of time to get the info to know it like in the book
I'll surely try this in the future quiz exams
so... you study
@@TULLIS-sl9tj
I think that that's what they meant-
Theres also this trick that I always do basically you just gotta read all of the answers and try to remember them.
That reminds me of that kind of strategy, except I always chose the answers that were more detailed
Another trick you can use:
*ALWAYS* click the option that says "All of the above" or "None of the above".
None of the above doesn't work that often but all of the above is the answer in like 99% cases lmao
@@Moya3003 answers with ALWAYS tend to be wrong.
i had an exam two years ago, idk if it was a typo or intentional, but it said "one of the above"
yeah, i answered it, it has to be one of the above, but i can't tell which one, but it's there
@@aronpacino8009 Was that correct then?
I have this option on EVERY SINGLE QUESTION of all of my tests. It's never the correct option.
My strategy is to always go ask the teacher whenever there is even a little bit of doubt. It is literally free advice on like every question.
It also works incredibly well, I have like a 4.1 as my GPA as a sophomore
you’re teacher is giving you advice in high school? Stop lying lol they stop helping you after 7th grade
Love your joke, but in reality, if you ask your teacher a question during a test it is more than likely they will at least give some sort of hint. So why not.
Just say ur confused on the question it’s like it’s not even a test😂
@@2kmichaeljordan438 i dont know what school you are going to, but that must be sad
Me and my friends use Morse code to communicate during MCQ tests. We tap the question number on the table with our nails, then wait for 3 seconds, and tap the correct option. It gets a bit confusing sometimes, but works 90% of the time
Y'all are honestly smart-
@@Moya3003 There is nothing wrong with cheating, because it proves u are smarter than the system itself, to break it. But if u get caught, u deserve it
@@getpriyanka Yeah I mean, like they say, it's not cheating if you don't get caught.
Damn that’s sooo smart! I should try that honestly
if ur gonna take that much time to learn morse code, jus study the material. Not that difficult.
Tip: answers that mean the same thing usually are wrong. Example:
1000_999?
A. Less than
B. <
C.>
Here, the answer is c. The less than symbol is < o “less than” and “
Don’t understand
I like to think that the
@@rainuh5514 same I did it as alligators
@@nullify5217 same
@@rainuh5514 @Nullify well i mean thats a nice way to see the mathematical expression lol
but he meant in the general with any kind of question, that if there are 2 options that mean the same, they have to be both incorrect
The easiest way to ace any kind of question is to sit straight and study for at-least 30mins with full concentration. If u do that each day, u might not just learn it and ace ur exam, but you might have that kind of knowledge for your whole life. The +point is that if u this, there is literally no need to study for 2-3 hours before the exam day at all. And I’m not a topper, but I do this, and hence, I get 90% above in every subject every time 😁
I literally cannot concentrate on anything and I’m not even adhd/add
@@kiweping5 that’s straight up your problem
@@2kmichaeljordan438 that’s kind of a harsh way to put it. Lots of people with/out add or adhd still can’t focus it’s normal, rlly. Saying that makes it sound like you think they’re the only one like that and theyre dumb or something. I can take a joke but there was a kid in my class that made it impossible to do that today. I couldn’t focus during math, I just sat there and read the problem over and over again. My brain srsly hurt. Just saying, maybe if you weren’t intentionally rude, you could have phrased it differently…
I mostly get above 93% in tests as my average. But I wasn't much satisfied with my grades as my other classmates used to get higher. Recently I've been getting about 97% to 100% and have topped in a lot of tests and quizzes. I have also started regularly submitting my work and I've been getting recognised as a topper, I top tests in either 1st or 2nd rank. But back when I was in junior school, I used to get 70s and 80s. I am extremely delighted and grateful for my transformation, which required a lot of motivation and hard work. I hope everyone else can do it too!
"But you might have that kind of knowledge for your whole life"
Most of the knowledge you get from school is utterly useless and is only used to pass an exam.
I started doing this is 3rd grade and it has helped me pass my tests ever since. I am in 6th grade currently with all advanced academic classes (AAC). I pass with all a’s
Yall lucky Mf's.My tests are like:
1.Multiple choice
2.A text
3.U have to write mini essay on text
4.Synonyms frkm the texy which are hard af
And more.That wad just an example.My tests are so fucking random
@@greenlimevm3587 it seems like you just types like 200 words in a second lol
@@JCEditsYT wdym
@@greenlimevm3587 what grade?
Well, my tip for multiple choice questions is to follow what my teacher says, and that is, "When in doubt, pick C."
Except when you have a teacher like my biology teacher who purposely does the opposite of this so people can’t use this strategy.
Then again, he likes to make test that make people cry
rip i feel bad for you
I mean if he does the opposite then do the opposite of this strategy 🤔
30 people total at my school passed a bio test
Half the class in my bio class got a D or an F. It was so hard lol but I got a B
@@hed0n well bill you must’ve passed
i love how i'd always figured out so many tricks when it comes to multiple choice questions in exams. however, you still need to study since these definitely can't always be relied on lol (speaking from some... embarrassing experiences)
Nice pfp
Remembering all this is like remembering the whole class's birthday
-some random guy i forgot the name of
My teachers know this. They told us about that and almost everyone got tricked.
This is definitely gonna come in handy haha Thanks
Whats funny is that only half of your tips are valid for me, because we dont have SATs or multiple choice but the tips i can follow has helped me out a lot. Thank you
I was expecting the good old “always pick c”
Just took your advice and got a 91% on my AP world final. Thanks man!!
I used to do this, in a multiple option question the shorter ones have less information and usually aren't correct and they do this because normally no one says long answers and we get it wrong because of that but when we talk big we most likely explain the stuff to make it seem more right.
I noticed this. I go for the answer thats the most specific and that’s how I ace my tests without studying. It works every time
My school has decided multiple choices are too easy and completely banned them
now i suffer with long essays
Thanks this should help me get an A+ on all my grammar tests in secondary school
At some point, my teacher actually told us that C is normally right when taking a guess. Interesting.
god i miss those days last year when every exam was multiple choices... now all of them are written
JEE students be like : We don't do that here 😂
never try this in JEE exams
@@eeshalia8560 Obviously not
Bro my friend literally didn't study and typed c his entire exam , guess what he fricking topped in my class and has a poster with his photo on it (talking about my class)
Ques *2+2*
1) 4
2) four
3) 2²
4) none
If I have no idea, I choose the one that makes my sheet look the prettiest. On my Math test, half the class failed and I passed. I looked at the book and passed the test.
Thanks for not making this video super long because there are usually videos that say HOW TO ACE A TEST and then they literally tell us about their products or whatever stuff they sell on their channel and don’t get to the real topic, this helped though, thanks!
Heres howyou are gonna ace every test: prepare for it
Thanks! Now I will look for long words in my math test!
I once had a multiple choice test, and the question was,
“Do human women have eggs?”
Not “do human women *lay* eggs”
And the answers were:
Yes
No
Maybe
All of the above
And I put, yes.
Because cis women have eggs (I didn’t know about trans people at the time)
But the teacher said I got it wrong because we don’t lay eggs. That wasn’t the question, BARBARA
yeah afab people usually have eggs... like???? did girlie skip health class or something?
you weren't technically wrong, taking it literally. that teacher should've specified,
also trans men probably do at some point? unless puberty blockers are taken i'd assume. not sure... it depends really. it's an uncomfortable subject for me tbh.
What Feels Correct In Multiple Choices:
1) The Longest
2)The Most Obvious
3)All of the Above
Generally the longest answer is the correct answer and in 50% of the case when there’s a option of all of the above or both a b c is the answer
Be a good person and never cheat
DO NOT use this for math tests. In math statements are sometimes absolute on purpose
Gotta save this video for later👀
SAT here I come
Also when it says All of the above it usually are correct for me
Hacks like these always show that the school system favors getting the answer right at all costs, instead of the student knowing the subject
I just realized it’s a perfect loop
Made you rewatch it
Thank you for this it worked in my 7th grade language arts class today I have now subscribed to you so thank you and your other videos might help me too.
Nothing makes you panic more than when you keep on choosing the same answer letter for every question.
Q: ) Should you brush your teeth?
A: 1 ) Always
A: 2 ) Never
A: 3 ) Sometimes
A: 4 ) Depends when. You can generally skip it when your breath still smells fine.
_The bad ending_
The fact that I have done this sometime got them but sometimes not but it still work kudos
In most mcq “c” is usually the answer so I gamble on that when I don’t know anything
I have one for you: the answer that is most similar to the others is correct
example:
A. -1
B. -2
C.-3
D. 2
The answer is B.
I have tried this and it actually works pretty well (obviously not always)
Yea that it totally gonna help me with my geometry tests 👍👍👍
Perfect timing! I just got back from my exam like 30 minutes ago
Thanks man! I failed an exam today using that method and I passed it because I showed her your video!
This dude I swear is a total genius ngl
this dude is sooo helpful
A trick I use is that most answers that are longer and more detailed are 9/10 times correct
Here's some more tips from my experience:
1) The correct answer is either very different to the rest of the other answers, or be very similar but with a twist at the end (which is the correct one)
2) Just a tip but always look out for words like (except, one that is *not,* etc)
also try to come up with your own answer confidently before looking at the choices, so that you're not distracted by other answers and you can really go with your gut feeling
And usually the more detailed ones are also correct
This’ll work on my math test with numbers for answers
Now I need to get multiple choice tests in the first place
Questions with all of the above are definitely right
This guy is a life saver
It doesn't work if it's only one word or all extremely short.😂😂😂😂Which of the following can best be described as the passage's thesis? A.) Sentences 1 and 2 B.) Sentence 4 C.) Sentences 5 and 6 D.) Sentences 10 and 11 E.) Sentence 13
Thx u helped me get a 91% on my English test!
You have no idea how much this is going to help on my English final exam next week
When i dont know the answer, i just pick the sentence that is longer and most of the times i got it correct
Sometimes I just go for the LONGEST, most ELABORATED answer
For the first time his videos are recommended before my exam🤣✨
I sent this to all of my friends, ty.
I knew this since 2nd grade and it helped...like a lot
my tricks are to choose both b and c and all of the above in unsure questions
This is so true with many auditing theory questions.
Also, I usually pick the longest answer in multiple choices. Most of them are correct
Sometimes the answer is so obviously like its a whole paragraph and the others are short
I always pick the ones that are the longest when i don't know them, worked well so far
It would've been nice if I saw this before I took my entrance exam.
I never chose the short answers and the ones with “always” cos I know they’re multiple answers and it’s just a smarter choice
Pls make more vids on MCQs I really need them
A good method for them is find the ones you know are wrong first
2 tips I like to use:
1. If you don't know an answer, it can sometimes be mentioned in other questions- for example, if you were asked 2+2 and you didn't know the answer, it could later be mentioned in another question that 2+2=4.
2. If 2 answers are similar to each other, one of them is likely correct because the tester could be trying to trick you.
Should’ve watched this before my 2 hour long multiple choice test i took today.
Thanks, RUclips!
This would have been nice to know before exam week started not after 😭
I’m gonna do this on my next history and writing exam/test if I get it wrong I will say this is sooooooooooooooo helping me
If you don't know which to choose then choose the longest one
Works 80% of the time
I ALWAYS do that when I don't know the answer
Thank god it worked
Teachers are now taking notes
The longer the answers are and the more specific they are, they more correct they are. If you master this, then you're good at MCQs
All the above: *I am four universes ahead of you*
Question: what is the formula of copper sulphate?
Options:
A) always CUSO4
B) never CUSO4
C) probably CUSO4
D) generally CUSO4
I used to tutor for the GED in prison, this was lesson 1. Lesson 2 was read the questions before reading anything else
Here’s another
Rule out one outlier, then choose the one with the most similarities to the remaining options
Aww thanks for the tip!! I’m gonna write this down in my study book TYSM❤️✨