After finishing all questions, what should you do?

• A. Review answers, especially those you marked unsure or skipped, and correct any errors.
• B. Rely on first instincts and finish the exam quickly.
• C. Move on to the next section and hope for the best.
• D. Leave unsure items blank to avoid changing answers.

Answer: (A)

After finishing all questions, go back and review your work, giving special attention to items you marked unsure or left blank. This step helps you catch careless mistakes, misreads, or reasoning errors that slip by on a first pass. Seeing the whole exam can reveal connections or clarifications that make the correct choice clearer. If you’re now more confident about a different option, change it; if not, keep your original answer. Time permitting, this review is worth the effort because it can improve your score by correcting errors and ensuring you didn’t overlook a valid choice. Relying on first instincts and rushing, moving on and hoping for the best, or leaving unsure items blank all reduce your chances of earning points.