Memorization Tip: Understand What You Memorize

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Understanding what you memorize is incredibly important and it is a key tool that will help you memorize as many rules as possible. Maybe you will not memorize every rule word for word, but if you understand how a rule works and are able to put it in your own words, you should be able to maximize the numbers of points that you receive. Onward!

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