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Don't imagine that revision is a matter of memorising possible answers.
Understanding ideas, knowing how to deal with information, and having
a general grasp of the subject are far more important.
Remember - the exam will be testing what you know about your subject.
If you do need to memorise facts, use the best methods for the job:
- wall charts and maps
- portable index cards
- audio tapes
- one-page summaries
Memorise as much as you can - but don't make a big thing of it.
Learn the basics of your subject - such as names, dates, formulas, equations
- but after that you should concentrate on its general themes and topics.
 
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