Finals Review Part 4(1 Points part)

Key Takeaways

• Do more use of tables for the recursion problems since there are 6 of them
• Remmeber for methods like substring it is exclusive for the ending index
• For the iteration, remmeber to also use tables and take time/be catreful since it is 7 questions of that
• Go over primitves/using objects and classes in general again since although less problems on it should score higher percentage of them right as they are just knowing java

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• Correction: Always double-check the order of your answer, especially in questions involving specific sequences or positions.

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• Correction: Practice basic arithmetic drills to improve accuracy. Use a calculator to double-check if needed.

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• Correction:
  • Carefully analyze the differences between numbers.
  • Look for repeating patterns (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division).
  • Write down the pattern if it helps.

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  • Focus on the changes in shape, position, or shading.
  • Try to visualize the next step in the sequence.
  • If possible, draw the next shape.

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• Correction:
  • Look for common differences, ratios, or other relationships between numbers.
  • Consider alternating patterns or combinations of operations.

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• Correction:
  • Mentally rotate the shapes.
  • Pay attention to specific details like the position of elements within the shape.
  • If possible, draw the rotations out.

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• Correction:
  • Read the problem carefully and identify the key information.
  • Break down the problem into smaller steps.
  • Double-check your calculations.

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• Correction:
  • Look for relationships between the shapes or symbols.
  • Try to identify the rule that governs the sequence.
  • Consider size, color, shape, and position.

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• Correction:
  • Try to find the difference between each number.
  • See if there is a multiplication or division pattern.
  • Sometimes there are multiple patterns combined.

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• Correction:
  • Analyze the relationships between the elements in the grid or sequence.
  • Look for repeating patterns or logical connections.

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• Correction:
  • Carefully read the given statements.
  • Use logical deduction to arrive at the correct answer.
  • If possible, use a process of elimination.

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• Correction:
  • Pay attention to the specific changes in the shapes (size, orientation, additions, removals).
  • Try to identify a consistent rule.

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• Correction:
  • Double-check your arithmetic.
  • Look for a consistent pattern of addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division.

Self Grade(0.90/1)

Although, the score looks pretty low, I believe I have learned a lot from this mcq. I also timed it(with 20 minutes gap), which might have been one of the huge attributing factors to it being low.

Key Takeaways

• Do more use of tables for the recursion problems since there are 6 of them
• Remmeber for methods like substring it is exclusive for the ending index
• For the iteration, remmeber to also use tables and take time/be catreful since it is 7 questions of that
• Go over primitves/using objects and classes in general again since although less problems on it should score higher percentage of them right as they are just knowing java
• Keep practicing and trying to be faster while avoiding silly mistakes at the same time