If for say you had 5 hours to completely memorize 100 questions that had like 5 answers per question, what would be the fastest way to memorize them? Flash cards aren't working for me.

The fastest way to memorize them would be to start at the beginning of the term.

If this thing is graphing calculator legal, you can just free text in a program and look at the code during the exam. Didn't hear it from me

<-- provon. Got a name change. My army mock board is in 5 hours. You have to sit perfectly still while answering these. My last 2 went poorly. I keep forgetting everything I learned.

I'd probably shoot myself honestly. I don't memorize shit.

Azrad's most helpful answer to date

More than once I'd be in a math class taking a quiz or something and be given a simple problem: Do x using So-n-So's method.
I would be totally fucked. I remember the methods, but I never paid attention to the names of them so I got like maybe 1 chance in 3 of using the method indicated . Generally my strategy then was to write a brief statement describing my situation, and do the problem with as many methods as I had time for, and hope the instructor would throw me a bone.

This post was edited by Azrad on Sep 23 2013 01:50pm

I hate having to memorize shit.

is it multiple choice?
is the order of the questions guaranteed?

This post was edited by rx7drifter on Sep 23 2013 04:38pm

No multiple choice. Paragraph verbally answered while not moving for thirty minutes.