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Modifiers or qualifiers are words that limit or change the meaning of a word or sentence

When doing multiple-choice questions, it is a good idea to read all possible answers

 Never assume that you know what the directions say.

The incorrect choices in a multiple-choice question are called distracters.

Use all the time allotted for a test.

When matching it is best to answer the ones you already know first.

You should circle key words when reading directions.

 In multiple choice questions, if you are not sure of the right answer, cross out the incorrect answers first.

You should budget your time (pace yourself) when you are taking a test.

 Always, never, none, only, most and all are absolute qualifiers.

Do not be on time the day of the test.

 In matching, it is important to know if an answer can be used more than once.

When you know the test taking strategies, it is probably not necessary to study the material.

With fill in the blank questions, make sure your answer fits logically and grammatically.

A common mistake that students make is not following directions.