[okcpa2015]

NINJA Question –

I’ve found that making consequences when trying to get through a lot of MCQs makes the process a lot easier.

When I say consequences I don’t mean if I get below an 80% on a session I have to do 10 push-ups. Typically it means instead of having to do 100 MCQs that evening I make it 110.

Does anyone else doing anything similar? What works best in your opinion?

…would love some more ways to keep me engaged.

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[johnny_debt]

@okcpa2015,

No consequence for me. But I spend 5-10 minutes and lift some weights. Helps keep the blood moving and keeps me awake and alert.

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[Tick and Tie]

What I did was if I got a MCQ wrong I would hand copy the question and answer on paper and look over again.

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[golfball7773]

^ I would have carpal tunnel by the time I was done with FAR if I did that

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[Oimie]

@Tick and Tie: After looking at your sig, I have to say, you are the man for not giving up. Thumbs up to you.

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[Anonymous]

If my plan was to answer 100 questions with 85% correct, and I didn't have 85% after the 100th question, I'd keep going until I was at 85%. This can be a nightmare at higher question counts.

[Ajaz0810]

What I do is time myself for 50 minutes. During that 50 minutes o don't look up nor do I check Facebook or even my phone. I just do mcq s and carefully go over the explanation. I don't count how many questions I do because I could do 100 questions but if i don't focus then it is pointless. If i do that then I count my study session a success

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