Which is the test taking strategy to implement when you initially have no idea which option is the correct one for a multiple choice item?
A) Limit yourself to only 2 minutes on the item then move on to the next item
B) Guess at the correct option since you have a 25% of guessing correctly
C) Highlight the key words and phrases then review the all the options for the second time
D) After reading the item once, leave it and return to it after addressing the remaining items
D
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