
Test-taking stategies
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6th Grade
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Brittney Aldazabal
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Read the tips and strategies for taking the NM-MSSA state test. Answer the questions.
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Multiple Choice
For test questions I should
read the WHOLE question carefully before attempting to answer it
read all the answer choices before picking one.
ask a friend to help me.
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Multiple Choice
A good strategy after reading a multiple choice question would be to:
Answer the question in your mind first without looking at the answer options and then check your answer options.
Select a random answer without reading all of them
Try and look at someone else's paper.
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Multiple Select
Eliminating the wrong answers or using the process of elimination does what? (Check ALL that apply)
Ensures that the correct answer is still an option
Saves time
Increases the likelihood that you get the answer right
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Multiple Choice
Many times there will be two answer choices that seem correct. You should:
Be sure to read and select the BEST of the two, whichever one addresses the WHOLE question
Select whichever questions seems right
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Multiple Choice
One common mistake that students can sometimes make is:
Carefully reading each answer choice
Use the process of elimination
Selecting an answer before they read EVERY question
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Multiple Select
Be on the lookout for the following words when taking a test.
These words may help you get to the correct answer faster.
(Select all that apply)
Not
Sometimes
Always
Never
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Multiple Choice
If you are stuck on a question a good idea is to:
Spend some time thinking about it but then move on and save it for later
Randomly guess
Ask for help
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Multiple Choice
During the test, I should...
move as quickly as I can.
take my time and stay focused.
skip around the test.
think about what I am going to do at lunchtime.
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Multiple Choice
The night before my big test, I should...
stay up extra late.
Argue with my sister.
go to bed early.
eat lots of junk food.
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Multiple Choice
On the day of the test, I should...
eat a good breakfast.
sleep in and be late to school.
skip breakfast.
skip school.
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Multiple Choice
While the test directions are being read aloud, I should...
listen carefully.
draw pictures on my test.
talk to everyone.
None of the above
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Multiple Choice
Teachers are allowed to help students during big tests.
True
False
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When working on a writing prompt, I should...Select all that apply
Carefully read the prompt
brainstorm
write only a few sentences
Figure out the type of writing I am being asked to produce
Read the tips and strategies for taking the NM-MSSA state test. Answer the questions.
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