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Test Taking STRATegies! (Part I)
Test Taking STRATegies! (Part I)
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You got this...if you
LOCK IN
.
False
True
2
Your options when you finish a
STAAR TEST
are-
Relax
Talk
Rest
Read
3
Not having your iPad or fully charged before a test is
awesome
!
True
False
4
Analyzing
ALL
the information on a map or chart is necessary before answering questions about it.
True
False
5
Helpful
annotation
strategies when reading a passage are-
highlight key words
reread the whole passage
take digital notes
all of these are correct
6
It's
acceptable
to take a brain break (rest) for 45 minutes during a STAAR test as long as the teacher wakes you up.
False
True
7
Good __________ will always better
prepare you
for a test day!
luck, cheating, plagiarising
self-talk, self-pacing, self-confidence
music, games, jokes
sleep, breakfast, studying
8
When answering
vocabulary
type questions you should-
All answers are correct
Use helpful context clues surrounding the vocabulary word
Plug-in each word into the sentence to see if it makes sense
Use the dictionary if you don't know the meaning of a word
9
Flagging
a question you don't understand to revisit later is a waste of time.
False
True
10
Helpful strategies when you're answering
questions
are-
Ignore wrong answers
highlight key words in a question
choose the longest answers with the most info
omit (strike through) wrong ones
11
Why is it important to read passages
slowly
and
thoroughly
?
You will know what/where the questions are referring to easier
If you rush through, you can miss something important
All answers are correct
Skimming through is lazy effort, and shows poor stamina
12
When you
finish
testing
, you should make a habit of double-checking your answers before you submit them.
True
False
13
Predicting
or guessing as you read is beneficial skill.
False
True
14
YOU and
your
performance matters most during a test, not anyone else in your class.
False
True
15
Sometimes, it's necessary to go back and
reread
because-
None of these are correct
you zone out or don't remember what you just read
your teacher always tells you to do it
you're bored and just need something to do