It is very important to understand the meaning of the problem. Before choosing the right answer, you should learn to judge the questions first. Don't worry about answering questions when you get the test paper. First, calm down and examine the questions and grasp the key words. Otherwise, even if the multiple-choice questions are chosen quickly and the answers are all wrong, all the previous work is useless and meaningless. Many children always find themselves in a hurry in the examination room and don't see the meaning of the questions clearly after the exam. Therefore, we must carefully examine the questions and further expand the scope of knowledge through the capture of keywords.
After reading the topic, look at the ABCD option. You can choose the correct answer according to the topic. When you are not sure about the correct answer, you can use exclusion and reverse reasoning to choose. Ambiguous answers and two very similar answers can be ruled out directly. When you do the questions, you can make corresponding marks on the test paper, such as "/",which is helpful to expand your thinking.
Faced with the four options, we can start with the stem of the question and clarify the connection and difference between the options. And according to different situations, reasonable use of comparison method, substitution method, guessing method, etc.
In addition, after finishing all the multiple-choice questions, you must check in time and form a good habit of checking. Check whether the meaning of the question is clear, whether the operation is correct and so on. If you find a mistake, you should correct it in time, but you are not sure about your answer. Generally speaking, we should trust our first feelings. People's brains usually react quickly to unforgettable topics.
If you want to get high marks, no matter which subject, mistakes are allowed in the multiple-choice part. The score of a multiple-choice question is relatively high. If the number of multiple-choice questions is relatively large, the loss of points is very large. Generally speaking, the knowledge points involved in multiple-choice questions are questions that often appear in textbooks, and the basis of the questions is relatively simple. As long as the foundation is firmly grasped, it is very easy to get full marks in multiple-choice questions. In the final analysis, if you want to get the most points in the examination room, you must work harder in peacetime and master the knowledge points comprehensively.
Examining questions and thinking ability are very important. The above are the answering skills of multiple-choice chemistry questions in junior high school shared by Spark Education, hoping to help and inspire you. If you want to know more about learning methods and skills, you can call Spark Education 400 or visit Spark Education website: for consultation.