09-02-2013, 08:50 PM
I generally used a good portion of the time, and on analyzing and interpreting lit I almost ran out. I like to check my time at the half way mark. If I'm more than half way through, I just keep going. If I'm behind, I hurry to the end of the test and mark "B" for the last 10 or so questions. Then, I go back to where I left off. As I get to the questions that I'd already marked, I simply select the right answer. If I run out of time, at least there was a chance for a correct answer.
One other thing, when you really don't have a clue on an answer- and can't even use process of elimination, just answer "B" (or whatever) and move on. Any seconds wasted there are wasted. Better to use your time on questions where you might be able to deduce the correct answer.
One other thing, when you really don't have a clue on an answer- and can't even use process of elimination, just answer "B" (or whatever) and move on. Any seconds wasted there are wasted. Better to use your time on questions where you might be able to deduce the correct answer.
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