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Test Taking Strategies #5 (Educated Guessing)
Test Taking Strategies #5 (Educated Guessing)
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1
The basic purpose of a toothbrush is...
to help keep your teeth, gums, and tongue clean
to help prevent cavities
clean your teeth
please brush your teeth
2
The client tells his therapist that someone is poisoning his food. This is an indication of...
paranoia
hallucinations
depression
illusion
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What is the "key word" strategy?
the longest answer is correct
a response that has similar words in it as the question
looking for absolutes
study actively
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4. think of the answer, 2. listen to the question, 1. raise your hand, 3. answer the question
3241
2413
4321
1234
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What is the "judgement question" strategy?
questions with answers that may all be good choices
50% chance of getting the answer right
questions that appear to be difficult
attend every class
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What does it mean to be proactive?
eating a healthy breakfast
listening to others
ignoring people
taking an active role in your life and taking control of you
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The drop out rate in high schools is on the increase because...
ALL students are unmotivated
SOME students struggle with staying motivated
students NEVER take high school seriously
EVERY high school student has emotional problems
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What's the "exception answer" strategy?
reading both columns before matching
the answer that is different from the other options
when an answer shows up more than once
50% chance of getting an answer right
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Of the following, this is the most effective method for preparing for finals...
studying during lunch
getting good sleep
talking during class
attend class, create a study schedule, and ask questions
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What is the "absolute" strategy?
getting rid of the highest and lowest numbers
looking at the prefix
grammatically correct sentences
always, every, never, all, none -> consider answer false
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What is the "longer response" strategy?
highest and lowest numbers
grammatically correct answers
looking for absolutes
sometimes the correct answer is longer than the others
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What is the "grammatically correct" strategy?
when you look at the prefix
when you read both columns before matching
eliminating the sentence that isn't grammatically correct
when you take away the highest and lowest numbers
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What is the "complex question" strategy?
Problems that appear to be difficult but are actually simple
matching columns
looking at the prefix of a word
an answer that encompasses the other options
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Which of the following would be an example of preparing for your finals?
picking fruit from trees
drinking fruit smoothies every morning
eating an apple with lunch
study actively: move around, stretch, read out loud
