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Test Taking Strategies for the Florida Standards Assessment in Reading
Test Taking Strategies for the Florida Standards Assessment in Reading
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Test taking strategies and reminders for the FSA Reading test! #6thgrade #5thgrade
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What is one thing that won't be on the FSA Reading test.
Informational text
Short stories
Spelling
Poetry
2
What FSA Test do we have on May 1 and 2?
Reading
None
Science
Math
3
When asked about the meaning of a word in context, I should first ....
Use the context clues and come up with the meaning
Skip it and come back to it later
look it up in the dictionary
guess
4
If a question asks about figurative language (simile, personification, etc), I should assume ..
It is symbolic and NOT literal!
The poem is too hard to understand
The words mean exactly their literal meaning
The poet is just showing off
5
Who will you be testing with? (Guess from 1 of the 8 teachers)
Mrs. Terapak or Mrs. Woltman
Mrs. Williams or Mrs. Reitz
Mrs. Howard or Mrs. Wimberly
Mrs. Ruiz or Mrs. Marines
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During the test, I can...
Raise my hand if I have a question
Tap my pencil and bug my neighbor
Remain totally silent
Stay in my seat
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If I have a question that asks about TWO different passages, I can prove my answer by...
I don't need to prove my answers
I can use a dictionary
I can find the answer in only one selection
I must prove my answer in both selections
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When reading a selection, if I "zone out," what should I do?
Go back and reread any section I "zoned out" on.
Close my test booklet
Go back to the beginning and start over.
Keep reading because I might run out of time
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After I have completed my test, I can....
Communicate with other students
Sleep
Read a book silently or draw
Go back into the test and check my answers
10
Why do I want to use my strategies?
I can use my strategies throughout school
I can make better scores
I will earn incentive points. My teacher has a clipboard!
I love to "go the extra mile"
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When I am testing and feel like I am losing my focus, I should...
Take a small 2-3 minute "mental" break
Put my head down and sleep for 30 minutes
Just keep going because I don't have enough time
Give up
12
If I do my best on the test, I should...
Tell my parents I gave the test 100% effort!
Feel proud of myself and relax
Worry about how well I have done until the scores return
Know that Enterprise teachers are proud of me
13
In reading a play, I must...
Visualize what is happening
Read all stage directions
Read the list of characters if given
Stand up and let everyone see my acting skills
14
True or False. It is ok to work until the end of the testing time period.
False
True
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How can I do my best on the Florida Standards Assessment in Reading?
Make sure I am the first student finished
Use what I know from my brain instead of using the text
Read passages only once.
Read each passage twice, taking notes and using text coding
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What is something I should NOT do before the FSA Reading test?
Arrive to school late
Stay up late the night before
Skip breakfast
Wear uncomfortable clothes and forget to bring a jacket
17
When taking your test, the most important thing you can do is.
Rush and finish before everyone else
Have a great attitude
Get nervous
Do your absolute best
18
If I am having trouble understanding a poem, one strategy I can use is.....
Read the poem one time.
Focus on what I do understand instead of what I do not
Realize that the poem likely has some figurative language
Just give up and skip it
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When we work on reading comprehension and test-taking strategies, we are....
Learning strategies we can use in real life
Only doing it to get ready for the FSA Reading test
Building our knowledge base so we can be better thinkers
Wasting our time
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If the FSA Reading test has a play as a selection, I should
Do my notes as I read
Read it carefully
Pay attention to stage directions and characters
Look carefully and take notes on any pictures
