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Day 2: Test Taking Skills & Strategies
Day 2: Test Taking Skills & Strategies
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A #FSA #reading #test quiz to review #test-taking #strategies.
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Tomorrow you are going to-
ace this test!
do your best!
make your English and Reading teachers proud!
use your time wisely!
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"All of the above" is
likely a trick that distracts you from the correct answer.
the answer if at least one option is correct.
likely the answer if 2 or 3 options are correct
statistically the best bet for the correct answer.
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If two answer choices seem correct, you should-
select both.
pick the one that has higher vocabulary.
compare the differences.
pick the longest one.
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If you eliminate two wrong answers, your chance of choosing the right answer is:
almost the same
greater
the same
lesser
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When answering a question, it is important to- (select more than 1)
create an written outline of how to respond to the question
understand what the question is asking
not look at any multiple choice answers to avoid bias
be sure to respond to the question that is being asked
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What should you NOT do before taking the test tomorrow?
Eat a healthy breakfast.
Picture yourself acing the test.
Spend all night studying and reviewing materials.
Get eight hours of sleep.
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Why does it help to answer the harder questions the second time you go through the test?
You become more comfortable in the test taking situation.
You pick up cues for answers from the first reading.
You have more energy to better comprehend the questions.
You become faster at answering the questions over time.
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Which of the following can help you select the correct answer? (Select more than one)
phrases mentioned in the question
key words in the question
prepositional phrases mentioned in the question
the structure of the question
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Which types of questions should you answer first?
The shortest ones
The most difficult ones
The most confusing ones
The easiest ones
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Only change your answers if-
if you didn't like your final answer choice.
if you eliminated the other answer choices too quickly.
if you are very uncertain about your first answer choice.
if you are stuck between two closely-related answer choices.