Example:   "Try to 'use' stress.  If you can't fight what's bothering you and you can't flee from it, flow with it and try to use it in a productive way."

Examples: 
 --  "Complete sample exercises from the text or as provided by your instructor.  Practicing the application of ideas will maximize your understanding.  If the test includes essay questions, practice answering questions you think might be on the test."

 -- "Special tips for different kinds of questions" In other words, how to best answer questions, depending on their type, such as true/false, multiple choice, short answer, essay, and problem solving.

MLA guidelines

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A Guide For Writing Term Papers

MLA Citation Style

Examples: 
    -- "For true or false, if you can find one exception to the statement, then it is false."
    -- "Double-check your work." 
    -- "When taking the test, imagine that you're writing for someone who is not in the class and who is a little slow.  Don't let the  reader make assumptions - write them out!"
    -- "Read the question carefully and only address the question - don't just spit out everything you know."

Examples:
    -- "Generate a list of possible questions you would ask if you were making the exam, then see if you can answer the questions. "
    -- "Review previous tests."

Examples:
    -- "Avoid 'Stress-Carriers.' Politely avoid classmates who produce anxiety and affect your disposition to the test.  Do not let them scare, stress, or upset you."
    -- "Eliminate negative self-talk.  Avoid thinking of yourself in a negative way.  Avoid getting entangled in negative aspects related with studying.  Focus on what needs to be done and do it."

   Includes memorization tips, such as mnemonic devices, mental visualization, recitation, and association.