Tips for answering true/false questions

Reading comprehension.

Tips for answering true/false questions

How to aswer this questions.

True/false questions can be tricky and it is important that you pay very close attention to the details of each question before you mark your answer.

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Standardize test taking tips.

Don't skim over true/false questions. Carefully read every word of the question, keeping in mind that the tiniest detail can affect the answer.

Pay attention to negative words and prefixes (such as un, non, etc.) that impact the meaning of a statement.

Watch for double negatives, such as "not unlikely." If an event is "not unlikely," that means it is in fact a likely occurrence.

Watch for qualifying modifiers (words like sometimes, usually, probably, might, etc.) tend to be used in true statements.

Watch for extreme modifiers (words like always, never, absolutely, only, no one, the best, the worst, etc.) that may make a statement false that seems at first glance to be true.

Remember that questions that are only partially true are in fact false.

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