
HS Bio Test Prep 4
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9th - 12th Grade
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Abigail Kotnour
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15 Slides • 16 Questions
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Open Ended
What are some test taking strategies that you are familiar with?
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Multiple Choice
You spend 30 minutes in the afternoon going over your notes
schedule a daily review
bring everything you need
pick the right place to study
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Multiple Choice
You are going to study geometry, so you bring your book, compass, protractor, notebook, and pencils
schedule a daily review
bring everything you need
pick the right place to study
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Multiple Choice
You find a quiet desk at the public library to read and take notes on a short story for your English class.
schedule a daily review
bring everything you need
pick the right place to study
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Multiple Choice
Match the review strategy to its benefit.
Allows peers to fill in your knowledge gaps.
Outlining
Reviewing in a group
Making flash cards
Generating your own quiz questions
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Multiple Select
What are the THREE best strategies you can use to be sure you understand a test question?
Choosing or writing your answer befroe you're done reading the entire question.
Circling or marking keywords, symbols, and qualifiers.
Crossing out phrases such as "at least, no more than, at most, and no fewer than"
Reading the entire test question thoroughly
Breaking long complicated questions into smaller parts
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Multiple Choice
Imagine you see this test question:
Which speaker is most likely to agree with the new health care policy?
What do you need to consider in order to answer the question correctly?
The words "nost likely" tell me that all speakers might agree on some level, but only one probably agrees completely.
The words "most likely" lett me that only one speaker will agree with the new policy.
The fact that the question is about multiple speakers indicates that there are multiple correct answers
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Multiple Choice
Imagine you see this test question:
Which statment is not an example of a metaphor?
What should you look for in the answer?
I should write a metaphor.
I should look for an example of a metaphor.
I should look for something other than a metaphor.
I should look for the definition of a metaphor.
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Multiple Choice
Imagine you are taking a math test and see this multiple-choice test question:
Karen grew a pumpkin that weighed 7 pounds. Nancy grew a pumpkin that weighed 10 pounds. Who grew the larger pumpkin?
Based on the wording of the question, what kind of answer do you expect?
A number
A ratio
A name
A fraction
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Multiple Select
Imagine you are taking a math test and see this question. Choose the THREE answer options you can most likely eliminate as incorrect.
After rehersal, a theater group orders a pizza. The pizza has 8 total slices and each person gets 2. What percentage of the pizza does each person get?
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25%
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Multiple Choice
Imagine you are taking a science test and see this question. Which answer is most likely correct?
The human brain:
is never more than 60% fat
always weighs exactly 3.3 pounds.
holds all the body's water.
is about 2 percent of a human's body weight.
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Multiple Choice
For a passage-based question, which series of actions is best to take before choosing or writinh an answer?
Read the introductory material, read yhe question, and the read the passage.
Read the introdyctory material, read the question, and then skim the passage.
Read the passage, read the introductory material, and then read the question.
Skim the passage, read the question, and then read the introductory material.
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Multiple Choice
Imagine you are taking a test and see this visual data.
What infornation are you likely to learn from this graph?
The percentage of students enrolled in school in the fall months
The percentage of students who use each type of transportation to get to school
The percentage of students ernolled in each subject in school.
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Open Ended
What is one key word or phrase in this question?
What statement describes the role of the sun in photosynthesis in cyanobacteria?
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Open Ended
What is one key word or phrase in this question?
Which statments identify transfers of matter and energy that occur with in the cyanobacteria? Select the two that apply.
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Multiple Select
Imagine you are taking a test and you see this question.
Which statements describe the cyanobacteria blooms' impact on the cycling of carbon in the biosphere? Select the two that apply.
Which 3 answers can be eliminated?
Blooms release carbon dioxide from the biomsphere
Cyanobacteria remove nitrogen from the water to grow.
Blooms in warm water increase more quickly.
Cyanobacteria are eaten by other organisms in the biosphere
Blooms remove oxygen from the hydrosphere and use it in the biosphere.
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