Test Taking Strategy - Which one of you Experts recommended this ...

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I remember reading on a forum somewhere (I thought it was this one) that for the Quizzes, try to answer them wrong, so that I can view more questions, thus leading to more practice, and exposure of actual questions that might be on the final exam.

This applies to Strut courses with an exam final at UMPI. The explanation of the correct answers for quiz questions can help in understanding the questions on the final. It's particularly useful for a course with adaptive quizzes because answering questions incorrectly and repeating the quiz multiple times is the only way to see all the questions. For non-adaptive quizzes, the questions never change, so there's no advantage to taking a quiz more than twice, assuming you answer the questions wrong on the first attempt. However, Strut may be going away after the next session, at which time there may be no more exam finals, so this strategy will likely be useless beginning in Fall Session 1.