I understand that feeling, especially when finals are approaching and the more you study, the more you feel like you haven't learned enough. But I think asking someone else to do online exams for you is not a good idea, as it carries a high risk and ultimately doesn't help you grasp the material. For biology, I find that breaking down chapters, making flashcards for terminology, drawing process diagrams, and practicing with past exam questions is easier than just rereading the textbook. If you're feeling overwhelmed after studying, taking a break with a game like Sprunky is also a good idea, as long as you get back to your study plan.

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