Write a dialogue between two friends on how to study for the exams. 20 exchanges)(10mark)

Friend A: Hey Maya, I'm so stressed about these upcoming exams. I don't even know where to begin!
Friend B: Don't worry, Alex! We can figure this out together. Let's make a plan.
Friend A: That would be great. I feel completely overwhelmed. What's the first step?
Friend B: First, let's create a realistic study schedule. That way, you can see everything laid out.
Friend A: A schedule sounds good. Should I focus on all subjects equally, or prioritize?
Friend B: Definitely prioritize. Start with the subjects you find most challenging or have the most content.
Friend A: That makes sense. I always leave those until last. What about study methods? Any tips?
Friend B: Active recall is super effective. Try using flashcards or quizzing yourself without looking at your notes.
Friend A: Oh, like testing myself? I usually just re-read my notes.
Friend B: Re-reading is passive. Active recall forces your brain to retrieve information, which strengthens memory.
Friend A: I'll definitely try that. What about practice? Is it really that important?
Friend B: Absolutely! Doing past papers and practice problems helps you understand the exam format and identify weak areas.
Friend A: You're right. I always feel more confident after doing a few practice tests.
Friend B: Also, consider group study for certain subjects. Explaining concepts to others can solidify your own understanding.
Friend A: I'm a bit hesitant about group study. Sometimes it just turns into a chat session.
Friend B: True, but if you set clear goals and focus on explaining difficult topics to each other, it can be very productive.
Friend A: Okay, I see your point. What about breaks? How often should I take them?
Friend B: Regular, short breaks are crucial. Try the Pomodoro Technique: 25 minutes of study, 5 minutes break.
Friend A: That sounds manageable. I tend to study for hours straight and then burn out.
Friend B: Exactly! And don't forget to get enough sleep and eat well. Your brain needs fuel.
Friend A: Thanks, Maya. I feel so much better now that we've talked it through. I have a plan!
Friend B: No problem, Alex! We'll ace these exams. Let's meet up tomorrow to start our schedules.