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STAAR Test-Taking Strategies, Hints, Preparation, and Procedures
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If you get nervous:
Go to the restroom to stretch.
All of these are correct.
Drink some water.
Take deep breaths to relax.
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Before writing your essay:
Write an outline.
Read the passage.
Take a nap to rest your brain.
Do everything else first.
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Eliminate multiple choice answers that:
Sound funny.
Have words you do not know.
Really long.
Contain absolute words. (never / always)
4
The night before STAAR you should
NOT:
Watch a comedy show or movie that makes you laugh.
Stay up as late as possible.
Set your alarm clock(s).
Eat a good dinner.
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A great tool for the Reading section is:
Red Pen
Sledgehammer
Cell Phone
Highlighter
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When scoring the writing responses:
Handwriting does not matter.
Neatly written answers typically receive higher scores.
Bigger hand writing typically scores higher.
Write in cursive.
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A major resource for the Revising and Editing section is the:
Teacher
Phone
Friend
Dictionary
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If two answer choices seem correct, look for:
A choice that has "All of the above."
The one that is longer.
The one that makes you laugh.
The one that is shorter.
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If two answer choices are opposites:
One of them is probably the correct answer.
Look for all of the above.
Bubble in both of them.
They are probably both wrong.
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The questions are always in order with the passage.
True
False
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The main part or longest part of an Essay is the:
Conclusion
Introduction
Body
Counter Argument
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Cellular devices go:
In your backpack.
With the test administrator.
On your desk.
In your pocket.
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The morning of the exam, make sure you:
Sleep in.
Drastically increase your sugar intake.
Drink lots of caffeine.
Eat a complete breakfast.
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When beginning the Reading Section:
Read the questions first.
Read and answer each question one at a time.
Read the passage first.
Answer the questions first.
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How do you 'choose the best answer'?
Use a dictionary to decide between choices.
Make sure you understand what the question is asking.
Find the two answer choices that are similar.
All of these are correct.
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Before you turn in your test:
Compare work with your neighbor.
Take a nap.
Check your answers.
Erase the ones you are not sure of.