This way, the options given in the test will not confuse or mislead you. Read all the options before choosing your answers. Eliminate the answers that you know are not correct. Don't keep changing your answer.
Cross out all the answers that you know are wrong, and then focus on the remaining answers. This strategy not only saves time, but also greatly increases the probability of selecting the correct answer.
Basically, multiple-choice questions are choose-one-correct-answer questions. Other options act as "distractors" intended to divert students' attention from the actual answer. Each multiple choice question contains two parts: base and alternatives.
1. Answer the easy questions first, then the more difficult ones. Don't be nervous if some questions seem unfamiliar to you. Skip them and come back to them later.
To learn more about distractors please click on below link
https://brainly.com/question/13051981?
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