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When answering questions about a passage what should you do first?
Look over the questions
Read the passage
Answer all the questions you already know
Brainstorm or plan
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You finish the test, now what?
Recheck your answers.
Hand it it.
Stress out.
Draw on the back of the paper.
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Which strategy is NOT helpful?
Create flashcards
Cram the night before
Reread your notes
Create your own practice quiz
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If two answers are close, how can you decide which one is right?
Flip a coin
Choose C.
Look in the text for evidence
Choose both answers.
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Essays should
Show what you didn’t understand in the story
Have a thesis
Summarize all the text evidence
Be written in first person point of view
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Planning an essay
Should be a specific graphic organizer
Doesn’t help
Is always mandatory
Can be as simple as a bulleted list
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Why does annotating help you?
All of the above
Helps you write a written response
Helps set a purpose for reading
Slows you down
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Reading the questions before reading the passages is important because
Helps you cheat
It sets a purpose for reading
Answers 1 & 2
Helps you know what to annotate
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Why will QAR help you?
Shows you how much time to spend on a question
Shows you how the text could help you
Shows how you to answer a question
None of the above
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What does it mean to prioritize the questions?
Answer questions that are worth the most.
Answer the hard questions first
Write the essay first.
Answer the easy questions first
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If the question says choose the BEST answer, this means:
Choose the first answer
More than one answer appears to correct - this is tricky
All the answers are right
This question is asked multiple times on the test
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You’re not sure what the question is asking you, so you do everyone but
Skip it
Ask for help
Look at the answers for clues
Look for key words
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After the test, you should:
reflect on how you did and be proud of your best efforts
sleep
beat yourself up
worry that you took too long
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How can you pace yourself on a test?
Take frequent breaks to avoid getting tired.
Use extended time.
Try to beat the time you have to finish.
Use 1-2 minutes per question and move on.
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When writing a written response, you should:
Write 5 paragraphs all the time to make sure that you cover your bases
All of the above
Write 2 drafts
Spend no more than 5-10 minutes planning
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What is something you do to calm yourself when stressed on a a test?
Take your time.
Take a deep breath.
Answer easy questions first.
All of the above.