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Test-Taking Strategies
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Why shouldn't you leave an answer blank on a test?
The test won't look good with blanks.
There is a chance you get the question wrong.
There is a chance you can get the question right.
Because the test won't let you.
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Why should you cross out the wrong answers?
Because the PowerPoint said so.
To make you write more.
Help you focus on what the wrong answer is.
Help you focus on the possible right answers.
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What is something physically you can do to help you test?
Stay up all night studying.
Wear an outfit you don''t feel comfortable in.
Eat until you are uncomfortably full.
Get a good night's rest.
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What should you do to an answer you know is not right?
Leave it alone
Circle it
Cross it out
Put a star by it
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What really matters about a test?
Getting a better grade than your friend.
Trying your hardest.
Getting every question right.
Finishing the fastest.
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It's okay to turn in a test with questions not answered.
True
False
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You should spend a lot of time on a question that you don't know the answer to.
False
True
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What does skip and return mean?
Skipping a question that you don't know and returning later.
Skipping a question you don't know that answer to.
To skip down the hall and return walking normally.
Crossing out answers that you know aren't right.
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What is important to do before a test?
Get a good night's rest.
Eat breakfast.
Have your supplies ready.
All of the above!
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Can you physically prepare for a test?
Yes
No
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Not eating before a test will help you concentrate.
False
True
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How might you do a skip and return on an electronic test?
Write the numbers on your desk.
Mark your computer screen.
Remember it in your head.
Write down the questions you skipped on your paper.
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What is important to remember about skip and return?
To forget to write down the questions you don't know.
That you write down the questions you know.
Coming back to the questions you skipped.
Spending a lot of time on a single question.