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A review of #testtakingstrategies before #STAAR test for #8thgraders
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Why should you eat breakfast on test day?
So you will not have to study.
So you will know all the answers.
So you will not be nervous.
So you can think clearly.
2
When you come to a multiple choice question you don't know the answer to, first you should ___.
double check all your answers.
take a guess and move on.
organize your thoughts in a list.
cross off the choices you know are wrong.
3
When is the best time to start to study for a test?
On the bus on the way to school.
The night before the test.
Daily, starting a week before the test.
Skip breakfast and study then.
4
When you come to a question for which you don't know the answer, what should you do?
Take a guess and keep going.
Write a list of facts that you do know.
Don't move on until you answer it.
Mark it and come back to it.
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When you're writing an essay for a test, what should you do first?
Leave the essay for last.
Make a brief outline.
Write your thoughts as they come to you.
Read through it for punctuation and grammar errors.
6
Why do you need to pace yourself during the test?
So you answer only the questions you know.
So you remember to write your name on the test.
So you finish the whole test.
So you can finish the test before your classmates.
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What does it mean to prioritize the questions?
Write the essay first.
Answer the hard questions first.
Read the passages before the questions
Answer the easy questions first.
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If there are reading passages on a test, it's a good idea to ________.
Organize your thoughts in a list.
Read the questions before the passages.
Highlight the main idea.
Read the passages first.
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What should you do if you don't understand the test directions?
Guess at what they mean and get started.
Ask the teacher to explain them to you.
Reread them six times.
Put your head down.