Math Test-Taking Strategies Review

What does it mean to 'check your answer for reasonableness'?

What operation do the keywords "how many are left" tell you to try?

Why should you always look back at the question after you get your answer?

What operation do the keywords "times as many" tell you to try?

What is "useless" information in a math word problem?

When you read the word problem the second time, underline the question. Why?

What operation do the keywords "how many in each" tell you to try?

What do you circle in a math word problem?

Can estimation help to determine the correct answer?

Always, always read the math word problem...

What else can you do to help yourself understand the math word problem?

Did these math strategies help you in any way?

What operation do the keywords "all together" tell you to try?

What operation does the keyword "difference" tell you to try?

What operation do the keywords "in all" tell you to try?

What operation do the keywords "how much more" tell you to try?

TRUE or FALSE: Math test-taking strategies can be very helpful when taking a math test.

What can you do if you still don't understand what to do in the math word problem?

What do "keywords" help you do in a math word problem?

What do we do with "useless" information in a math word problem?