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Strategies to help any student do their best on test day!
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1
When writing an essay, it is important to use as much text evidence as possible.
True
False
2
It's important to listen and read all directions carefully because it will save you time later
False
True
3
It is best to answer the difficult questions first, then the easy ones.
True
False
4
Which of the following is NOT a good way to prepare for writing an essay?
Don't overthink it! Jump right into writing.
Briefly outline your major points prior to writing
Identify supporting facts and details from your text
Identify key words in the prompt (persuade, infer, etc.)
5
Grammar, punctuation, and legibility will play a part in the grade you receive.
False
True
6
Which of the following DOES NOT help calm test anxiety?
Taking a practice test online prior to your test date
Hanging out with friends late on the night before the test
Creating flashcards or study guides
Working with a study group on practice questions
7
The answer is usually right if it contains “all”, “always”, “never”, or “none”.
True
False
8
Educated guessing is not a good strategy on questions you are unsure of.
False
True
9
Which of the following is okay to do during the test?
Get up to check the clock
Check your phone to keep track of time
Check your watch to keep track of time
Ask the person beside you a question about the test
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Which of the following should you NOT do prior to taking your test?
Eat a nutritious breakfast
Ask your teachers for help or advice
Focus on the high stakes of the test
Get a good night's sleep