Test Taking Skills

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The most important thing to do at the beginning of a test is

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Take a deep breath and trust yourself

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Taking notes while reading helps you focus, even if you can't read your own notes.

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True

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The most important question to ask yourself on a test is:

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Does this answer make sense?

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Which term describes how you might feel if you don't eat a good breakfast or get a good night's sleep before a test?

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Lethargic (tired)

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Place the following events in order; A) Look over the whole test; B) Read all directions; C) Answer the first question

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B, A, C

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Which questions should you answer first? The longest ones, The shortest ones, The ones you're super sure you know the answer to, The ones that have the fewest multiple-choice options

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The ones you're super sure you know the answer to

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Tim says that answering easy questions can build your confidence. In other words:

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It will make you feel less nervous

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How should you first approach a multiple-choice question? Options: Read the choices out loud, Eliminate the longest and shortest choices, Try to answer it without looking at the choices, Try to answer it without looking at the question

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Try to answer it without looking at the choices

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A multiple choice test has four choices. You know that two of them are definitely wrong. Therefore, you have a ___ chance of getting the question right.

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50%

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Usually your first answer is NOT the correct one.

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False