Alana's psychology instructor announced that next week's exam will be an open-book test. None of her teachers in high school ever had open-book tests, so she isn't sure what to expect. What advice would you give Alana to help her do well on her open-book psychology test?
A) Study as completely as you would for any other test.
B) Look up all answers as you go, even if you are sure you are correct.
C) Take as much time as you want answering each question.
D) Plan to be able to read entire passages from the textbook while taking the test.

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Studying thoroughly for an open-book test is crucial because it allows you to familiarize yourself with the material and know where to find information quickly during the test. Open-book tests often test your understanding and application of concepts rather than your ability to memorize facts. Being well-prepared can help you navigate the material more efficiently and effectively during the exam.

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