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If you're looking for a factor of two even numbers, you can always use 2.

Have a goal for each study session. It could be time-based (I'm going to study for 2 hours) or content-based (I'm going to do 3 math lessons).

At the "triple point" of water when the temperature and pressure are both just right, water can boil and freeze at the same time so that water is gas, liquid, and solid all at the same time.

The Greatest Common Factor of a pair of numbers will never be bigger than the smaller number in the pair of numbers.

It's important to look over your answers one more time before you submit your test, but it's NOT a good idea to start changing a bunch of answers. Only make a change if you're 100% certain an answer is wrong.

Oxygen is colorless in its gas form, but in its solid and liquid forms it has a pale blue color.

The reason we have 60 seconds in a minute and 360 degrees in a circle is because the Ancient Babylonians did math in Base 60 instead of Base 10.

Don't expect to always immediately understand the material you're studying. If you don't yet understand something, it just means you need to put in a bit more effort to get it.

There are 50,000,000,000 galaxies in the known universe.

If you asked a random person their favorite number, there's a 10% chance they would say 7.

For long reading passages, look at the question, the answer choices, and THEN the passage. You may be able to skim until you find the appropriate keywords and then start reading, or the questions/answers may tell you that the answer comes from a particular paragraph.

A starfish doesn't have a brain.

Do the easiest questions first to make sure you max out your score.