Rule of the Lesson Subject in a Keyword Choice

Scenario

You encounter a Keyword or Keywords that include the Lesson subject.

Action

Ignore these Keywords because Study.com explicitly states that we do not consider these Keywords suitable choices for Primary or Secondary selections.

Example

The Lesson Quotient: Definition & Meaning is covered as part of a broader math course, so the subject is math.

There are several Keyword Choices that use the subject as one of the words in the Keyword phrase.

Because of our rule, we do not select those Keyword options.

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