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Students who do not use ongoing review or a five-day study plan may need to resort to last minute cramming.
False
True
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How many levels of response for answering questions?
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4
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One effective strategy is to study thoroughly the day before a test then enjoy some recreation before going to sleep.
True
False
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When taking computerized tests,it's unimportant to move through the test as quickly as possible to summarize information
True
False
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Once you mark an answer, you should go back and change that answer.
True
False
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In the four levels of responding to a question, the third level involves searching for clues to answer other questions
False
True
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Participating in small study group is always more effective and productive than using your time to review by yourself
False
True
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What are the symptoms of test anxiety occurs during a test?
you may find yourself making careless mistakes
your mind may go blank or you may have confused thinking
you may experience all of the above
your eyes may jump around on the page
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Students who use the results of their tests to analyze their choice of learning strategies to use for specific course.
True
False
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Which statement is NOT true about test anxiety?
Students who have an internal locus of control frequently make excuses
Students with test anxiety may exhibit physical, emotional, cognitive,.....
Test anxiety may stem from under-preparedness, fear of failure, ....
Test anxiety is a learned behavior that can be controlled or eliminated.
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What does recall questions require?
retrieve information from memory, use effective writing skills to respond.
retrieve the information from your memory and then respond
recognize whether information is correct; apply a skill
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What does recall questions include?
essays
true-false
multiple-choice
problem solving
