how 2 study 4 a history test?
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Read the chapter(s) thoroughly, make notes and go through them on a regular basis. Scrutinize each and every point or phrase or date, and that the best way
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ok chiLD stop been lasy get your book and read \nyou either want us to help you wiht homework or your INS test \neither way it will be good for you to go to the library and get a book \non SOCIAL STUDY OR HISTORY \nREAD READ
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Mainly by dividing what you need to study, and most importantly by being constant. \nUsually you must study your subjects on a daily basis, no later than 2 days after you had your lecture, because that way you remember the comments either from you or your classmates or your teacher. \n\nThe key to concentrate is to pick bite pieces of study. If you study daily you'll only have to go through a couple of pages and you'll have a better chance of really understanding what you're reading, which helps you build confidence, which in turn will encourage you to keep that pace. \n\nAlso remember, you must know where your attention is at it's best. Usually it's between 10 and 2. And be aware of your limitations, start by focusing on a single paragraph, put all your effort to concentrate on the task at hand. Then slowly expand that timeframe, it's all a matter of practice. \n\nGood luck!
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for which class?  pick something that interests you!  if you are in history, choose how a certain person you like could had a big impact on a historical event.  When you pick your 4 sources, so to the library and search under "subject" for your topic.  Then get some different information out of each one.  \n\nThat's a very general question!  Good LUCK!
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pick up a history book.
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The best way is to study at least 12 minutes a day from day one of the class. \n\nTake good notes. Make index cards for vocabulary words. Study the reviews at the end of each chapter.
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1. read each question carefully.\n2. on your first pass, answer only the questions you are certain of.\n3. make a second pass through the test, carefully reading the remaining questions.\n4. make your best attempt at answering each remaining question.\n5. if you have time, go back through the entire exam, carefully re-reading each question, AND your answer to it.
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study a little each day for about 30 minutes.\nstudy in a quite place.\ndont start studying the night before a big test...
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Study properly, be prepared, try and get an early night B4 testing.  Above all just do your best.
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Go into a room alone to study.\n\nCoach
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There are tons. Just google which type of test you are taking ie. "history world war II study guide" or "practice test"
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Put the related info on an index card, and have an index card for each event.\nDon't put too much info on a card, and study from about 10 cards at a time (less is fine, but don't overwhelm yourself wih more). Study several times, not just the day before the test. Commit to going throught the cards say 6 times a day, on the bus both ways, in the bathroom, during commercials,  on line at the store, whenever you can find a few minutes - justkeep them with you all the time.\n\nExample card:\n\nEvent: War of the roses\nDate: June 1906-May 1909\nPeople: 1-Jack Jackson - General\n              2- Susie Que  - First death\n             3- John Johnson - said 'this war sucks'
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The more prepared you are for a test, the less fear you will have.  Study daily, take notes in class, write flash cards, read over your notes RIGHT after class because you forget so much during the first 24 hours of studying what you learned.
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Well, I like to learn about history. The best way I like to learn is to study books or watch the History Channel. The internet is also great. I have also learned a lot about history by participating in yahoo answers. They are all great ways to learn about history
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Start with your notes and texts.  re read what you have been taught then have someone test you.  good luck
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Get away from home if you want to study. Go to the library, or some other place you are not used to.\n\nAnd do not over read one subject!!!\nFirst do some algebra, for may be 20 minutes, read 2-3 topics of science, some geometry for 30 minutes or more , english and french in between, etc.....\n\nIf you feel you are reading between the lines, dont force, change subjects and read another!\n\n\nAND REMEMBER!!!\nIts not all about how long you read for, Its how much you remember or understand at the end of day!\n\nAll my life I have been reading for less time than others who read overnite and so on, but beaten all!\n\nIf something comes to mind wen reading, close the books and do something else for a couple minutes then get back to read. Otherwise you will read all the books and fail to understand a thing!\n\nGood Luck!@@
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No one ever wants to study.  Your best bet would be to study with a group, read out loud, or break it up and study for like 15 minutes and take a 5 minute break.  If you try to study for say an hour, you're not going to keep anything in your head because since you don't want to study, you won't be paying attention, and you'll only be wasting your time.