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How to take tests

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An edition of How to take tests (1969)

How to take tests

[by] Jason Millman [and] Walter Pauk.. --

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The present volume tells how to approach the most popular types of tests (essay, multiple choice, number series, verbal analogy, etc.) and explains in detail how to take tests measuring vocabulary ability, reading comprehension, and numerical problem solving ability. Specific challenges of oral and open-book tests are given fresh analysis. - Back cover.

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McGraw-Hill, [1969]
Language
English
Pages
176

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Examinations, Study skills, Study guides, Test-taking skills, Examens, Étude, Guides de l'étudiant, Habileté au test, Méthodes, Methodes, Guides de l'etudiant, Habilete au test, Etude
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How to take tests
1969, McGraw-Hill
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Cover of: How to take tests
How to take tests: [by] Jason Millman [and] Walter Pauk.. --
1969, McGraw-Hill, [1969]
in English
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How to take tests
1969, McGraw-Hill
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xv, 176 p. ;
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176

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