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Study the Notes
This only applies to the notes section — and it's worth understanding how the notes work before you dive in. Each note is written as a question followed by a list of answers (A, B, C...). At first glance it looks like an exam question and options to choose from, but it isn't one. Every answer listed is correct. These are all valid, true responses to that question. The exam will only pull one correct answer from the notes together with wrong options from elsewhere.
Read to understand!!!
Don't memorize — understand. Because the real exam from DTRS can pull from correct answers beyond what's shown in the notes, memorizing the ABC list won't be enough. Always read the question and all the options carefully during practice and on exam day. Understanding why an answer is correct is what will actually get you through.
Test yourself
On the exam that we will test you with, you'll get a version of the same question from the notes, but with only one correct answer mixed in among wrong ones. The notes are there to build your understanding of the topic, not to give you an answer bank to memorize. It's worth noting that the real exam from DTRS may differ in their approach.
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