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Re-reading the text and making sure they had lots of annotations for it. Make sure you understand the plot, characters and themes.
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Reading similar texts that they could compare it to.
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Researching the context behind the text, for example learning more about the author and time when the text was written.
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Preparing revision resources such as flashcards, mindmaps and essay plans. This allowed them to focus on answering practice questions closer to exams.
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