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Fill in the Blank Questions

Monday February 18, 2008
Of all the test question types, fill-in questions may be the most feared. But this type of question doesn't have to prompt an immediate brain drain. There is an effective strategy for preparing for a fill-in test. As always, great note-taking skills will come in handy.

When preparing for this type of test, solid class notes are even more important than ever. If you have been able to record your teacher's notes word for word, you may have some fill-in phrases for the test right in front of you already. So what do you do with this information? Follow these ten steps to a great grade on your next fill-in test.

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