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Test Taking Strategies for True False, Multiple Choice and Short Answer.
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What kind of answers can you eliminate quickly?
easy ones
silly ones
long ones
short ones
2
If you have to choose between number answers in muliple choice, you should
pick the low number
pick the high number
pick between the middle numbers
guess randomly
3
An important step when referring to the text in short answers is to what?
ignore where it came from
none of these
make one up
cite it!
4
These clue words would cause you to choose false.
never, only, none
1 and 3
sometimes, usually
no one, all, exactly
5
A good tip for working quickly is to
listen to the directions
skim the entire test
all of these
do the easy ones first
6
Noticing that one answer in a multiple choice question a longer might mean what?
circle it fast
that it's the right answer
You should eliminate it
that it's the wrong answer
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Where should your answer sheet go when you are right handed?
on your chair
on the right
on the left
on the floor
8
There are usually more of what type of question on a true/false test?
false
about half and half
who knows
True
9
What is a giveaway clue?
a neighbor has that answer
the same word is in the question and answer
none of these
the teacher tells you the answer
10
Why is paying attention to the use of "an" helpful in a multiple choice question?
the teacher made a typo
answers will start with consonants
answers will start with vowels
no reason
11
In short answers you should first do what?
give the top 10 reasons
ask to use the bathroom
restate the question
Tell a personal story
12
For short answer questions you should explain your answer by using
use 3 examples from personal experience
use the top ten commonly known
make something up
3 examples from the text
13
Clue words can sometimes help you make an intelligent guess when you don't know the answer.
always
never
false
true
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If one small part of a true/false statement is wrong how should you mark it?
Leave it blank
False
circle both
True
15
When guessing -- If a question has numbers in it, chances are that question will be what?
true
neither
false
both
