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The SET Stage 1 English paper is entirely multiple choice. This means that for every question, you are given four possible answers and must choose the correct one. While this might sound straightforward, multiple-choice questions can be tricky — and having a strong technique can make a big difference to your score.
Many students assume that multiple-choice questions are easier than written answers. In reality, they present their own challenges:
| Challenge | Why it is tricky |
|---|---|
| Distractors | Wrong answers are designed to look right — they are not random |
| Similar options | Two or three options may seem plausible |
| Time pressure | 45 minutes for the whole English paper means you must work efficiently |
| Overthinking | Students sometimes change a correct answer to a wrong one by second-guessing |
The good news is that you can learn to handle multiple-choice questions effectively. This lesson teaches you how.
Use this method for every multiple-choice comprehension question in the SET exam:
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