Night before: absolutely no more studying allowed (I took a pt day before bc I couldn’t relax, and it kinda just wore me out), eat a good dinner, pack your snack, lay out exam clothes, have a clear water bottle, know your LawHub login, go to bed early, if you can’t sleep from nerves - knock yourself out with melatonin. Try to get an afternoon exam if you know you’re not a morning person.

Test day: wake up, do some sort of light exercise, I like to walk my dog and hold planks and stretch, eat a good breakfast, shower, coffee/no coffee (whatever is your normal routine), sounds dumb but make sure to poop before you go, shower, I have some notes I review (things like conclusion indicators, tips on each question type), do a drill of 2-5 questions to warm up your brain, make sure you have your clothes, snack, water and be at exam center 30 minutes early. Then don’t stress. There’s actually nothing else you can do at that point. For January I just thought: confidence and flow! Also just lock in. It lowkey is a psychological mental war w stress and you just gotta fight! Get to a point where you’re so rehearsed that little things don’t throw you off. Proctor issues, someone keeps coughing in the exam room, you had an argument with someone recently, you’re tired, or anything no matter how big or small! You’ve got this! Believe in yourself and never give up!

FINISHED!!!

made it through!

My thoughts:

A) eliminated bc logic flows. French is a language not a value adjective.

B) eliminated bc adopting plan was the verb not an adjective.

C) long is adjective. I like that. Matches. Also logic does not flow. We like that. Matches the flaw in stim.

D) Does have adjectives... but it's part to whole instead of whole to part.

E) Too many nouns not enough adjectives. Make the grammar match as well. Also E has 3 nouns instead of 2.