- Eliminate options that are not likely to be the answer
Structured Questions
- Use the preamble to assist you in crafting your answer
- When revising your lecture notes, study it with the tutorial so you know what sub topics are most likely to come out.
- Study your tutorial to also know how to answer your questions. Learn how to break down your questions.
- When a question gives you a diagram, make sure you craft your answers referring to the diagram if the question calls for it. Always quote values + give a trend!
Free Response Questions:
- These are the questions that you need to memorize the most for.
- Drawing a table helps, but you need to phrase your answers in full sentences.
- When in doubt, "location" of reactions/processes that occur is a standard point.
Practical:
- Don't draw best fit line unless you have a lot of time, it takes a long time to measure the distance between the points and the line you have drawn.
- When you don't have enough time, do two concentrations of solutions (eg) to derive the trend than fake your results.
- Craft your response by using standard phrasing in the theories you have learnt.
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