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A scare question is a question that appears on a review sheet or other study materials, and hasn't been formally taught in class yet. It gets its name from the unreasonable panic that students go into when they are encountered on study sheets. Often, scare questions don't appear on the exams that the review sheets or study materials are designed to aid people on. If a scare question DOES appear [on the test], it goes by the name of "Panic Question". Scare questions often spark fear and [insecurity] when encountered by students. They will feel as though they aren't good enough, or smart enough, or will fail the exam. As such, scare questions pose a [significant] threat to student's success, especially when they appear on practice quizzes. That's why it's important to verify that questions on study materials are from the actual topics of the test.
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