1. Remember, your first guess is your best guess.
　　記住，你的第*個(gè)猜測是最好的猜測。
　　2. Work on the “easy” questions first, then go back and work on the more difficult ones.
　　首先做容易的問題，然后再返回做較難的問題。
　　3. Do not get into an emotional battle of wills with the exam.
　　對考試不要情緒化。
　　4. Do not add anything to the question or to the answer.
　　對試題或答案不要增加任何東西。
　　5. Do not seek the exception unless it is specifically requested.
　　不要尋求例外，除非特別指出的。
　　6. Choose the best of the four choices, and don’t worry about your “better” answer.
　　選擇四個(gè)答案中最好的答案，不要顧慮“更好的”答案。
　　7. Visit your test site before scheduling your test appointment.
　　考試前參觀你的考場，以便做好準(zhǔn)備。
　　8. Do not try to keep track of how you are doing, you won’t know.
　　不要試圖從自己的經(jīng)驗(yàn)中尋找答案。
　　9. Do not try to memorize any questions, just remember concepts.
　　不要試圖記住問題，而要記住概念。
　　10. Do not worry about time. Do not rush.
　　不要擔(dān)心時(shí)間不夠，不要過于匆忙。仔細(xì)地做每道題，往往更省時(shí)間。
　　11. Relax and stay as calm and confident as possible.
　　盡量放松，保持平靜和信心。
　　12. Remember that combination questions are your friend and work from both ends.
　　記住，一些合成的答案(不是只選一個(gè))并不可怕，其中只要有一個(gè)是對的(或錯(cuò)的)，就可以做出判斷。
　　13. Do not “cram” for the exams.
　　對考試不要灌得太滿。
　　14. Get plenty of rest the night before and be healthy on exam day.
　　考試前一天充分休息好，保持好的精神狀態(tài)。
　　15. Common sense is your ally, take it with you and use it.
　　做出一般性的判斷和直覺判斷，盡量應(yīng)用這一點(diǎn)。