Which statement is good advice for getting more out of lectures

A)  Look for hints or common clues from the instructor about what is important. 
B)  Resist the temptation to anticipate what is coming next. 
C)  Wait until after class for questions, rather than interrupting the lecture. 
D)  When you take notes, try to be a "human tape recorder."

Looking for hints or common clues from the instructor about what is important can help you focus on key information during the lecture.

Answer: B
Resisting the temptation to anticipate what is coming next allows you to stay focused on the current material being presented.

Answer: C
Waiting until after class for questions allows the instructor to present the material uninterrupted, and gives you time to fully process the information before seeking clarification.

Answer: None of the above
The advice to be a "human tape recorder" is not recommended, as it can lead to simply transcribing the lecture rather than actively engaging with the material. It is important to take notes, but they should be focused on key points and connections.