Reviewing Notes or Tackling New Problems Before a Test?

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PCSL

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Jun 12, 2011

I was wondering what you guys think is most beneficial to do a few days before a test. Do you think it would be good to look over my notes/problems that I have already completed or to keep doing as many new problems as I can? Hopefully that makes sense, thank you.

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snowman

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I usually do more problems.

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