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Use the reading time. In the 15-minute reading time, mark the questions you are sure about and start with them.
Marks are awarded for steps. Write the formula, substitute the values, then solve.
One page for each chapter. Add the formulas you forget most often and revise the sheet daily.
In word problems on age, speed or mixtures, say what x stands for before writing the equation.
Ray diagrams, circuits and the human eye are quick marks when they are clean and labelled.
Check atoms on both sides for each chemical equation, and add state symbols when the question asks.
Go through the text and the in-text questions. Many Board questions are built from them.
Learn the layout of letters and other writing tasks until it becomes automatic.
For unseen passages, read the questions first, then the passage, then answer in your own words.
Map items are easy marks. Practise marking and labelling with a pencil every week.
For History, list the key dates and events on one page and highlight the keywords.
In the 15-minute reading time, mark the questions you are sure about and start with them.
Divide your time by section and keep the last 10 minutes to revise your answers.
Get a good night of sleep and avoid starting new topics the night before.
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