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How can you pace yourself? (Use your time wisely)
Spend the whole time on one hard question
Answer the easiest questions first, then go back at the end
Finish and take a nap
Rush through so you can get back to your super cool drawing
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What should you do on the morning of a big test?
Think positive
Think about how stressed you are about the test
Pick a fight with someone on the bus
Eat candy for breakfast
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For all questions...
Read all the questions FIRST
Annotate the text
All of the above
Go back to the text to reread for certain parts
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When solving a math problem...
Be sure to copy the problem correctly
Look at the answers and guess which one looks right
If your answer doesn't match one of the choices then give up
Use your scratch paper to write your name in bubble letters
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For multiple choice questions...
Always choose "C"
Randomly pick an answer
Click/Fill in all the bubbles
Read all the question and answer choices first
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It's the night before a test, what do you do?
Go to bed on time
Talk to your parents/teacher about any concerns
Solve family/friend problems before you come to school
All of the above
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If you finish early...
Stare at Miss Hunt
Celebrate!
Reread the passages and check your work
Talk to a buddy
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Using the "process of elimination" means...
Destroy the test!
Get rid of correct answers
Eliminate choices you know are incorrect
Put an "X" through the bubble of the wrong answers
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During the test you should...
Get frustrated when you don't know everything
Check to make sure you are on time and on the right section
Peek at a smart neighbor's test
Get up and stretch when you're sleepy
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For extended response questions...
Cry
Write outside the box
Skip them because they are too hard
Use correct grammar