All right, let's look at the different types of multiple choice answers that they give you rather than the right one. I mean, obviously, you want to know the right one, but if you know the types of wrong answers they give you, it just gives you a little bit more insight into guessing and to figuring out what the right answer is. So the wrong answers, and generally, there's a throwaway one. You know, what I tell kids is if you see some type of vocabulary that you've never seen before or that just seems foreign to the course or maybe you didn't study it all year, you heard it once, I would rule that out. I mean, a lot of times you'll, you know, be in an American history test and you'll get the Albany Plan of Union as a multiple choice and, you know, I never heard that before. Well, you should have if you read the book, but we don't really cover that that much. So generally, those types of answers don't pop up on the exam.