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Karl Marx plays a big role in Sociology, knowing this can help make your guesses more educated. If you have a choice between answers you have to guess on, pick the one that sounds the most "communist". Use the process of elimination to your advantage to make your guesses more educated. I've found that when I "feel" the answer to a question I don't know is a certain answer, it is likely to be that answer. Trust your intuition and don't second guess yourself. I find that when I go back over my answers and second guess my answers that I miss a few more questions than I'd have if I hadn't second guessed myself.
PS Sociology is cake, prepare decently well and you'll amaze yourself at the score you'll get on this exam!
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What I'm doing it going through 10 flashcards at a time and not moving on to the next 10 until I have the fill in the blanks memorized. Seems to be easier for me to memorize the terms. Has anyone tried doing it that way? Did it work?
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mindytowne Wrote:What I'm doing it going through 10 flashcards at a time and not moving on to the next 10 until I have the fill in the blanks memorized. Seems to be easier for me to memorize the terms. Has anyone tried doing it that way? Did it work?
If you memorize all the flashcards you'll do great! I have never done that and I've done well on all the tests I've used IC to prep for. Keep in mind that the word in the blank isn't always the most important. You'll get as many answers in the detailed explanations. More importantly, reading the answers and understanding that core of material will help you on the questions you don't know by helping you to know what would go along with what you do know, making your guesses educated/intuitive, rather than random.
I have 18 traditional credits and 51 exam credits. I've passed Introductory Sociology 76, Introductory Psychology 68, A&I Literature 66, Principles of Marketing 76, Introductory Business Law 71, Social Sciences & History 67, DSST Drug & Alcohol Abuse 450, Biology 69, Principles of Management 70, Natural Sciences 64, Intro to Business DSST 70, Principles of Macroeconomics 67, Principles of Microeconomics 58.
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