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Question:

According to the reading below, what is NOT an important thing to do in order to prepare for an exam?

A Cram your study time into the night before.

explanation

The passage emphasizes the importance of a good night's sleep, having a good breakfast, and staying relaxed as essential factors for doing well on an exam. However, it does not mention cramming as a recommended or important strategy for exam preparation.

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Chronological.

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