how to make notes of exams
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Draw a vertical line lengthwise down the center of an 8.5-inch by 11-inch piece of paper.
Write a question in the left hand column of the page using as few key words as possible (but being careful not to leave out anything important).
Write the answers in the right hand column of the page (directly across from each question) using as few key words as possible.
Follow the same procedure for all the subject matter that must be learned.
For example, if your students needed to learn the functions of the parts of a cell for a biology test, they would
write the heading "Functions of cell parts" at the top of the page.
list the name of each cell part -- nucleus, vacuole, cytoplasm, and so on -- in the left-hand column, beneath the heading.
summarize the function of each cell part in the right-hand column, across from the name of the part. It's as simple as that!
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Draw a vertical line lengthwise down the center of an 8.5-inch by 11-inch piece of paper.
Write a question in the left hand column of the page using as few key words as possible (but being careful not to leave out anything important).
Write the answers in the right hand column of the page (directly across from each question) using as few key words as possible.
Follow the same procedure for all the subject matter that must be learned.
For example, if your students needed to learn the functions of the parts of a cell for a biology test, they would
write the heading "Functions of cell parts" at the top of the page.
list the name of each cell part -- nucleus, vacuole, cytoplasm, and so on -- in the left-hand column, beneath the heading.
summarize the function of each cell part in the right-hand column, across from the name of the part. It's as simple as that!
HOPE THIS HELPS YOU PLEASE MARK IT AS BRAINLIEST
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FIrstly learn and understand all the topics and take a white plain paper and make your own notes for quick revision. Remember that notes for one chapter should not go more than a paper.
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