Which strategy is NOT helpful when answering multiple choice questions?

Always choose B if you do not know the answer.

To manage nervousness or anxiety before a test:

Take several long, deep breaths.

Preparing for a test is more than classwork and studying. It is also important to:

Go to bed early the night before to get plenty of rest.

If you start to run out of time when taking a test:

Answer the easiest questions first.

One good way to prepare for a test is:

Study a little each day by reviewing notes and flash cards.

Which one is NOT a helpful strategy if you did poorly on a test?

Tell yourself negative comments.

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1
Which strategy is NOT helpful when answering multiple choice questions?
Predict the answer before even looking at the choices.
Always choose B if you do not know the answer.
Cross out all the answers you know are wrong.
2
If you get stuck on a test question, take all the time you need on that one question to be sure you get it correct.
True
False
3
What could you do if you finish a test early?
Go back and check your answers (if allowed).
Blue and Yellow
Sit quietly.
Practice your drum routine with a couple of pencils.
4
To manage nervousness or anxiety before a test:
Take several long, deep breaths.
Be in denial that you have a test coming up.
Ignore the bell and get to class whenever you feel ready.
5
For questions with long reading passages, read the questions first so you can look for the answer while you read.
False
True
6
What are ways to review important concepts?
Flash cards
All of the above
Discuss with a study partner
Read over your notes
7
Preparing for a test is more than classwork and studying. It is also important to:
Skip breakfast and get 10 more minutes of sleep in the morning.
Arrive to school late so you can get as much sleep as possible.
None of the above.
Go to bed early the night before to get plenty of rest.
8
If you start to run out of time when taking a test:
Answer the easiest questions first.
PANIC!
Quickly guess the answers and hope for the best.
9
One good way to prepare for a test is:
Study a little each day by reviewing notes and flash cards.
Bring your counselor a Starbucks.
Stay up late the night before to ensure you know everything.
Prepare... prepare for what?
10
Which one is NOT a helpful strategy if you did poorly on a test?
Consider ways to prepare differently for the next test.
If you have the option, be willing to do test corrections.
Tell yourself negative comments.

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