<p>Take a few tests and look at the questions you missed. Why did you miss them? If it was vocab, study vocab. If you over-analyzed the question and answers, try to remember you are prone to doing that. If you have trouble with Main Idea questions, or Point of View questions, or other kinds of Inference questions, learn what they look like and be on your guard when you hit them. In other words, learn specifically what you are doing wrong, and then fix it. Remember, too, that you need to look at the reason why the wrong answer you chose was wrong and why the right answer was right. (Wrong answers are called ‘distractors’ for a reason. For example, ETS likes to use a salient term from the passage in a half-right distractor, and then use a synonym for that term in the correct answer choice. The half-right info and the familiar term can make you jump to that answer before you really understand what it says.)</p>