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Duplicate of Test Taking Strategies for 5th grade
Duplicate of Test Taking Strategies for 5th grade
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A review of the test-taking strategies powerpoints by Eve Coates (TPT)
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You should do difficult math problems:
in your head
using scratch paper
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Retelling the main points of a long reading passage (in your head) is called:
daydreaming
summarizing
supporting details
the main idea
3
"all together" usually means you should:
divide
add
subtract
multiply
4
"Be physically ready" includes which of the following:
Eat a healthy breakfast
Exercise before the test
5
What might be a good bedtime the night before your test?
11:00 pm
6:00 pm
8:00 pm
1:00 am
6
Is it okay to make a guess if you just can't decide which of the answers is correct?
Yes
No
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You should always:
stop doing the test when it gets tricky
try your best, even if it's hard
lose sleep and have an empty stomach before the test
leave questions blank if you don't know the answer
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If you DO skip a difficult problem, it's important to:
leave it blank so you don't get it wrong
forget about it
go back and answer it before finishing the test
fill in all 4 choices so you get one of them right
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Why is it important to double-check your work?
So you can spend more time on your test
So you can do the problems twice and feel more frustrated
So you can brag about it later
So you can catch careless mistakes
10
Why do you have to take tests?
to make you feel stressed out
they tell your teacher what you know and don't know yet
to make you learn how to study
because parents like to see the results
11
Cross out answers you know:
aren't right.
are correct.
12
If you usually get cold in your classroom, you should bring a sweatshirt or hoodie in order to:
dress comfortably
hide your head when you get confused
13
Which should you do before reading a long reading passage?
look around to see how other classmates are doing
read the questions at the end of the passage
read the title and try to figure out the main idea from it
circle any proper nouns
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"how many more" usually means you should:
add
subtract
divide
multiply
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Should you ever skip a problem that is too difficult and come back to it later?
no
yes