Reviewing Questions

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How long does it take for you guys to review questions? I read of people doing 200+ questions a day and reviewing them all, I was wondering for those who do that how long it takes you.

It takes me way too long to go over 48q's from UW. =(
 
I would do around 50-100 questions and review them in around 2-3h.

Honestly if you are spending way less time than that you either know everything or are not spending enough time reviewing.
 
How long does it take for you guys to review questions? I read of people doing 200+ questions a day and reviewing them all, I was wondering for those who do that how long it takes you.

It takes me way too long to go over 48q's from UW. =(

probably cause you are early in you review (I am assuming) and that reading the prompt is essentially like learning completely new material (unless your school teaches for the boards).

I'd suggest chill out on the questions, maybe do 20 a night, and start reviewing instead. Its a sure fire way to get discouraged from doing questions - I had a hiatus of questions for awhile for the same reason...
 
I try and do about 100q a day. It takes my bout and 1hr- 1.5 for 50 questions. I read through everything right or wrong.

Any tips to go faster and more productive?
 
I did about 100-150 UW questions per day. I would finish my blocks of 50 questions in about an hour, so doing questions would take me 2-3hrs depending on how many blocks I did.

After that, I would quickly skim the educational objective of the questions I got right and fully review and take notes on all the questions I got wrong. This would take about half an hour or so per block, depending on how many I got right/wrong.

I don't think there's much you can do to go faster because I think reviewing the questions is just as important as doing them. Maybe if you only review the questions you get wrong.

Good luck with your prep.
 
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