Should I always keep my first answer instead of changing it?
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There is no useful always-rule here. Change an answer when you can identify a reason: you missed the word NOT, used the wrong time period, or remembered the correct definition. Changing it merely because another choice sounds more formal is different. Try to name the rule that supports the change before you make it.
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Discussion prompt: What new information made you want to change the answer?