Which of the Following Is NOT Good Advice for Improving

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT good advice for improving your test-taking ability?

A) Don't change answers on a multiple-choice test; your first answer is usually your best.
B) Don't waste time thinking too much about difficult-to-answer questions.
C) Don't "read things into" test items-that is, make an item more complicated than it is.
D) If you have time left after you've answered all the questions, go back and review the test.