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T/F: You should always read the instructions for every question.
True
False
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T/F: You must finish in the times posted on the board.
True
False
3
For an energy-boosting breakast, which of these should NOT be included?
grain
sugar
fat
protein
4
CHOOSE MULTIPLE: Which of these are MUSTS for multiple choice?
Select the first answer you read that sounds correct.
Read ALL the answer choices.
Answer EVERY question.
If you don't know the answer the question, leave it blank.
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T/F: If the question includes a quote or excerpt, you do not have to back in the text.
False
True
6
What is the best way to do some last-minute studying for the test?
briefly review notes and vocabulary right when you get home from school
pull an all-nighter reviewing everything
study from the moment you get home until the moment you go to sleep
briefly review notes and vocabulary right before you fall asleep
7
When should you eat your mints for maximum memory-jogging effect?
right before the test
all of the above
studying in class
studying at home
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T/F: You should eat breakfast on the morning of a test, even if you don't usually.
True
False
9
How many hours of sleep does a middle school student need to function at their highest potential?
4-5 hours
11+ hours
6-7 hours
8-10 hours
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T/F: I do not need to prepare any materials the night before this test.
True
False
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CHOOSE MULTIPLE: What strategies can help you avoid misleading answers?
pick the answer that has the most words from the text
try to answer the question before looking at the answer choices
make sure the answer is specifically supported by the text
only change your first answer if you were REALLY unsure about your answer
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CHOOSE MULTIPLE: Which strategies are helpful for multiple choice questions?
answer the easiest questions first, flagging the hard ones for later
eliminate definitely wrong answers
read the questions (but not the answers) before the text
pick A if you are not sure of an answer
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CHOOSE MULTIPLE: As you read, how should you annotate the text?
I shouldn't try to annotate the text
use the notepad to make notes of rhetorical devices, fig. lang., etc.
highlight important details-think back to when you previewed the questions
make note of any pictures, charts, graphs, and what they mean
