Mastering Multiple Choice Questions | Mlungisi Nkosi | Revision

Multiple choice is NOT a lottery! In this video, Mlungisi Nkosi walks you through strategies to answer multiple choice questions without falling into the common pitfalls and misconceptions. Using the NSC 2019 May/June exam as a guide, we'll show you how to approach each question logically and effectively, helping you revise smarter.
Key Highlights:
Avoiding common multiple choice mistakes
How to choose the best answer when you're unsure
Real examples from the 2019 NSC exam
Let’s tackle these questions and get you fully prepared for your exams!
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[@s.a.okirito8937]

Sir,I've watched a couple of your videos and I must say that you are an excellent teacher! What my teacher failed to explain to us,you did to me in an hour's video.I will keep supporting your channel and I have a request/tip: if you would host zoom online classes 1 on 1 or perhaps 1 on many,at a price of let's say eg: R100 a lesson which is 60-90mins,I'm sure many would want to join .You could continue the UA-cam channel,but for more in-depth guidance you could do these online classes. Thank you again for the helpful videos!

[@MlungisiNkosi]

Wow. I like the suggestion... Well, I do have online lessons that I offer. I probably should make a video to explain on the online options. Thank you so much for the suggestions. Which times and days would work best for meetings?

[@s.a.okirito8937]

Most students are tired after school,so they're probably free after let's say 7 pm: that's taking into account that they do their homework and other stuff. So if you do consider these lessons during weekdays,I would typically say they should be hosted between 7 ~7:30 to 8~8:30. On weekends, Saturday is preferable by most,I assume, so the times can be rather flexible.Also I would really like to know more about your online lesson. You should definitely make a video explaining that. Anyways,thanks for looking into my suggestions and so take care.Regards.

[@unlimitedmaster7648]

Beneficial revision 👍

[@MlungisiNkosi]

Couldn't be happier to hear that 😊

[@sethucasewell7286]

Sir I am grateful for this,could you please please make more of this videos this year,I'm already preparing for my prelim exam and I don't have answers to some multiple choices questions I got wrong

[@rorisangmoabelo]

For 1,4 why are we assuming that the masses aren't the same

[@nomhlemathe7249]

Where is the continuation of this paper?

[@BeeKay_19]

Please do the Grade12 November 2020 P1 multiple choice

[@MlungisiNkosi]

Noted. I'll look into it... Have you made an attempt of it yet?

[@MlungisiNkosi]

@Kian Naicker I'm on it...

[@aviwedlamini4545]

May you please do the law of universal gravitation

[@MlungisiNkosi]

You read my mind...

[@MokgadiMeriam-kn3zo]

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[@Elunico989]

Thanks bra mlu