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When answering multiple choice questions, strategies for elimination of choices include:

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When answering multiple choice questions, strategies for elimination of choices include:

When answering multiple choice questions, strategies for elimination of choices include:
1. identifying one choice as correct to eliminate "none of the above" as a choice.
2. Identifying one choice as incorrect to eliminate “all of the above” as a choice.
3. Once a choice is identified, do not go back and change it.
4. Once finished with a test, go back and review and change answers as needed.
5. Realize that most often, the first choice of the correct answer is correct.

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