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I pick 'C' if I don't know it.

B's the new C. Don't want to get shafted by true false questions either.

in true of false i tend to stray from the obvious answer if i didnt no it...thats just me i dont no bout u ppl

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I use logic when i have the knowledge to back it up; but if knowledge is not available, then i make decisions like my president, straight from the gut.

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Elimination if i know something bout it...
if not
random.

When in a tough situation, I bribe my teacher... with a promise that I won't kill his wife and kids.
Other than that I use process elimination.

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Elimination if i know something bout it...
if not
random.

Thats what I do to... or sometimes if its not multi choice make up some random stuff that looks good 🙂 .

I've got to burn your eyes.

I would do the thing they do on manga and such the numbers written on pencil then roll pencil 😛 but really I just use process of elimination

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I will inevitably have some sort of gut reaction to an answer. That choice is the one I select.

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Process of elimination, definitely. Even if it's a question I don't know much/anything about, I can often eliminate at least 2 of the answers, resulting in a 50% chance of getting it right rather than a 25% chance of getting it right.

I recorded grades for a college course once, can't remember what it was but all the tests were multiple choice w/four choices. There were people who regularly got less than 25% right - worse than you'd expect from random chance. 😔

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Process of elimination - educated guess. It works best... but when I really have no idea, I choose B.

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I will inevitably have some sort of gut reaction to an answer. That choice is the one I select.

Yeah. This is my last resort after process of elimination and trying to use willpower to recall what I should do (for math/physics type questions where you solve problems) or what the answer is (pure memorization). They tend to be right so I try not to second guess it, but I find that hard to do.

I'm not sure, but I think when I took the Advanced Placement exams (in the U.S.), they had a scoring system so that the guessing approach would potentially do more harm than good since you got negative points (-1/4 points if I remember right) for a wrong answer, no points for no answer, and positive points (+1) for a correct answer. So teachers always told us AP students, if you have no clue, skip the problem completely.

"When we remember we are all mad, the mysteries disappear and life stands explained."

• Samuel Clemens/Mark Twain

No matter what I choose, I always end up with the wrong answer.
So it's more of a combination of the copy, elimination or random choice. Or picking an answer that hasn't been used in a long time.

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Edit because was one word - I find that hilarious. =D

Does the walker choose the path, or the path the walker?

^ The post up there is one word...

I use the process of elimination, then make an educated guess. If I simply don't know which answer is better, I make a guess depending on which letter (A,B,C, or D), hasn't been picked in awhile.