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Duplicate of Test-taking Strategies That Lead to Non-stress Test Success!
Duplicate of Test-taking Strategies That Lead to Non-stress Test Success!
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A #review of #test-taking strategies that will help make #standardized #tests easier
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If you are finished early,
go back and check your work.
start with the questions you have flagged for review.
read over your written response to check for errors.
All of the answers are correct.
2
If you are finished before the timer goes off...
DOODLE AND SKETCH UNTIL TIME IS UP.
REREAD AND CHECK YOUR WORK OVER!!!!!
JUMP UP AND YELL, "I'M DONE!!!"
PUT YOUR HEAD ON YOUR DESK.
3
What is one of the most important strategies when managing your time during the test?
Using the Writing Tool Bar
Eat breakfast in the morning
Flag Items for Review
Using the Answer Eliminator
4
What strategy could help you
read with a purpose
when reading a text selection during the test.
Read the questions and the writing prompt first.
Use the Writing Tool Bar.
Create a graphic organizer.
Get a good night of sleep the night before.
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What are some things you can do to help yourself be stress-free
before
the test even starts?
Eat breakfast and be on time to school.
Take deep breaths and believe in yourself.
Get a good night of sleep so you feel rested.
All of the answers are correct.
6
Which strategy should you use when you are unsure of the answer and you only can pick one?
Jot down ideas (notepad tool)
All of the answers are correct.
Slash the Trash (answer eliminator tool)
Go back into the text and reread (highlighting tool)
7
When answering text-based questions...
try to guess what might be the correct answer.
you need to reread to be sure of your answer.
you are expected to go back into the text.
never go back and reread. Who has time?
8
How much effort should you put into this test?
100% (Scores are carefully evaluated to determine progress.)
75% (Nobody looks at the results anyway.)
25% (I'm kind of tired.)
50% (It's not important anyway.)
9
The scrap paper given to you at the beginning of each testing day should be used for...
organizing your thoughts prior to writing.
making a paper airplane to use at recess.
drawing and sketching after you finish.
nothing. Who knows why they give us paper?