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i-Ready Diagnostic: Test Taking Strategies
i-Ready Diagnostic: Test Taking Strategies
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Test taking strategies to prepare for the iReady diagnostic.
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Whats a supporting detail
the main idea
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A detail that supports the main idea
rice
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Why should you eat a good breakfast the morning of the diagnostic?
There are no breaks at all during the test.
Answer choices 1, 2 and 3 are correct.
It is harder to concentrate when you are hungry.
You'll have more energy during the test.
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Define text evidence
this is written in the text to support the central idea
this is like a topic
this is your own opinion on the central idea
this is a clue for a crime scene
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If you have tried and tried and you still don't know the answer, what should you do?
Give up and close your test book
Skip it and come back if possible
Leave the answer blank
Add choice E with your own answer
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If you don't know all the answers on the test...
Just smile and wave boys, smile and wave
Your test will grow teeth and eat you up.
Your teacher is going to beat you with a stick.
No problem, just do the best you can.
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What should you do if you mark the wrong answer on your test?
Be sure to choose the correct answer before moving on to the next question.
Poke a hole in your paper where the wrong answer was marked.
Leave it and pick a different answer.
Who knows.
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On the morning of the test...
Tell your mom you're sick so you don't have to take the test
It doesn't matter what time I get to school
Make sure you arrive at school on time
Do cartwheels down the hall to your classroom
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Central idea
The first sentence of an essay
The main idea of an informational essay
The last sentence of an essay
The message of the essay
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Which best describes a summary?
The lesson learned from a story.
The main idea of each paragraph in a story.
The main idea of the first paragraph in a story.
None of the above
10
Select a strategy that will help you when answering questions on the iReady math Diagnostic.
Guess
Write down formulas, facts and details that you may need.
Cross multiply fractions
Eliminate answer choices
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The morning of the test, I should...
Scream at my family
Eat a good nutritious breakfast.
Skip breakfast
Eat a big fat chocolate doughnut
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Select a strategy that will help you when answering questions on the iReady reading Diagnostic.
Cross out any choices that don't make sense.
Eeny, meeny, miny, moe
Read the questions first.
Circle/underline key words
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What are context clues?
Something that gets on my nerves.
Helpful hints from my teacher.
Hints from the author to help you DEFINE unknown words.
More work to do.
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Where should your eyes be during testing?
On your own test/screen.
Checking out the cute kid in zoom.
Surfing the web on a different tab.
Looking out the window at the crazy squirrel.
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Define context clues
Word or phrase that helps define another word in the text
Materials used to research information and answer questions
Make a guess based on evidence or clues
The parts of a sentence or passage surrounding a word
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True or False: You are expected study for the iReady diagnostic.
True
False
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How many answers can you have for each question?
0
Only 1 answer, choose the best answer from the choices given
I don't know
It doesn't matter as long as one of the answers is correct
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What should you do once you have finished your test?
Yell to your teacher that you are finished.
Message a teacher privately and let them know you have finished.
Lay your head on your desk.
Start singing and dancing around the room.
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The night before the diagnostic, I should...
Stay up all night watching scary movies
Go to bed early and get plenty of rest
Stay up all night studying
Cry
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What is an inference?
static
a play in football
A guess based on what you know
an answer in the story
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How should you dress on testing days?
Wear a tuxedo or prom dress.
Dress like you are heading for Alaska.
Wear your bathing suit.
Whatever is comfortable and appropriate.
