What strategies can students use when answering multiple-choice questions on the PAG Extension?

The strategy of using process of elimination and careful reading is especially effective for answering multiple-choice questions because it allows students to critically assess each option before making a selection. By carefully reading the question and the available choices, students can identify key terms and concepts that help them understand what is being asked. This attention to detail can reveal subtle differences between the answers that might indicate which one is correct.

Process of elimination further enhances this approach by allowing students to rule out choices that are clearly incorrect or less relevant. This not only narrows down the options but also increases the likelihood of selecting the correct answer. By focusing on the content of each option and how it relates to the question, students can make more informed decisions rather than relying on chance or superficial judgments. This combination of careful reading and elimination leads to more effective test-taking and can significantly improve performance on assessments.