how do you repeat the stuff that you`ve learned for the exam?
400095
When I was at school, I used to repeat the stuff over and over.I used to even make my own questions and answer them to make sure that I recall everything before the exam.\nI wish you all the best :)
464264
usually what I do is go through the main points of each chapter as well as key words and write them down as questions on note cards.  Then have the answer on the other side.  Go through all the cards twice.  Then re-read all of those key words and their definitions as well as the key points in context, to myself, then out loud.  It not only stimulates your brain's listening but its vision as well. Then when you see that word or phrase a little light goes off in your head that you remember that and it all comes back to you.  Thats usually how I ace all my tests. Good Luck!
386450
People can forget up to half what they learn within one hour and almost everything within 2 days. Refresh your memory by reading over your notes every 2 days.Two weeks before exams take your notes and rewrite them - rewriting is a great way to keep things fresh in your memory. Also figure out what kind of things you need to learn. Is it checklists, chunks of text, legal cases or ways to solve problems? The approach is different for each. But the main tip is remember what you want to get from your qualifications and stay focussed on that. Then you can stay motivated.
114472
try to associate each characteristic with something you already know. i picked the first letter of what i wanted to remember. and thought of something i could associate it with. it really helped me to the point i didn't have to study anymore.
1172028
Learn the prefixes and suffixes -- this will help you weed out incorrect answers on the test as well as choose correct answers.\n\nAlso, I always found it useful to post short lists of words I needed to memorize (both for the GRE and when studying a foreign language) over the sinks in the kitchen and bathroom -- that way I can review when I brush my teeth and do the dishes.  \n\nFlash cards also work wonders.  I like to color-code mine.  You could do yours by parts-of-speech or into groups of words with similar meanings.   That way if you come across a word and don't remember the definition, you might remember the color of its flash card and be able to guess.\n\nGood luck!
449307
study really hard, make notes, read them over and over. did it before in college.
197497
1.read all old question papers\n2.concentrate on important and frequently asked questions\n3.try reciting answers to someone (preferably parents)\n4.read with interest\n5.only repeated reading will help in remembering facts,not just the day before the exam\n6.make some memory maps\n7.i found RECALL PLUS very useful,it is an excellent program which helps you to create interest in what you read,\nhttp://www.recallplus.com/\nAll the best to you !!
177105
great question! And great nickname, as that movie with John Cusac! OK, so, I first see if there is a shortened version of the book I need to read for the exam. Then, I read it, take some notes if neccessary. I love writing on the post-its; I find this very useful. ON the exam day, I take all of the post-its and repeat once again.If it is an oral exam only I drink a tea which calms me down.Or at least I think so.
498565
huhn?? please repeat in a format that can be understood..
1107015
This is what I have discovered.  Read over the material in the book or your notes from class (as soon after the class as possible).  Have a small tape recorder next to you and turn it on while you say in your own words the important things to remember to do well in the test.   Once you have the tape, listen to it several times especially times that are available as multitask times (ie.  while driving the car, walking, jogging, working out.  You can even listen when you want to take a nap.  Just start listening and go ahead and fall asleep if you want, it can't hurt as long as you listen to your own tape as many times as possible.  If the lectures are recordable then you can also make a tape of the instructors lecture.  Listen a zillion times and you will have the stuff practically memorized with almost no effort.
561621
When revising for exams make a small diagram of topics to do with each subject. Then give each topic an initial and try and make a short word of each relevant initial. It's easier to remember the word which will lead you to other answers to do with the subject. I used this method of revising for GCSEs and gained 6 A passes.\nIf you have a sprig of rosemary nearby, so that you can smell it while you are revising, and you then take a sprig into your exam (if you're allowed) it's scent will supposedly take you back to the last time you smelt it thus helping you to remember the facts you revised.
748590
Take it again, it doesn't matter that you failed twice I failed twice also and passed on the third attempt.... Third time luck so they say... I knew I'd fail the first one as I took it early after about 4 lesson on purpose as I'm not very confident in exams or tests I get very nervous....\n\nOn the second attempt I failed due to the instructor being a very stricked instructor and a very dificult examiner.... \n\nOn the third attempt I thought I'd failed as I made an error early and then relaxed because I thought I'd failed and when I got back I answered the questions and he told me I'd passed.... \n\nSo you never know.... I took mine in the UK so as far as I'm concerned it doesn't matter where you take your test or how many times you take it as long as you learn by the last mistake of where you went wrong then it'll help towards your next attempt....\n\nFingers crossed you'll get through the next one.... Good luck....
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I memorized by going over and over the material, just spending alot of time looking at it.  Also, exactly like someone else said, I have made flash cards from index cards, write the term on one side and the answer on the other.  I would punch a hole in the upper corner and put them on one of those rings that open and clasp shut.
698346
get an old test and study that
423796
Write it down over and over. Then recite it over and over.  Every 30 min.  Take a break then go again for 30 min.!
582268
i normally write things down and that way i take it in better, even if i'm just copying out. If you have past papers for the exam you should write out the answers for them and learn them. This will give you confidence that you can do some of the questions that came up previously. and - Good Luck!
390213
First of all, Have confidence on urself that whatever u r doing is the best and all the other sitting are fools. U must have confidence for them. Secondly, my tips goes like this--\n 1. whnever there is a word ALWAYS the statement is bound to be false.\n 2. Mostly u gotta pick up the word in it. They r simple if u think so. Only the language is a bit twisted on them. \n3. Don't solve anything new about 2 hours before the exam coz during the exam u should have highest amount of confidence that would surely take to sucess.\n4. If u think that u r stuck on it, leave it and do the rest of the exam and get back to it when time permits. \n5. Start the exam with the best part u like the most.Don't tackle difficult part first. \n6. Last but not the least, Do hardwork and leave rest to Him to dcide.!!