Test Taking Strategies

According to the "Test Taking Strategies," what should you do after reading all choices to help eliminate wrong answers?

• Underline the details in the questions

• Slash the Trash

• Take the test again

• Go with your gut

What does "Jail the Detail" suggest you do when taking a test?

• Predict the answer before reading the choices

• Trust yourself and don't second guess your choices

• Underline or circle the details in the questions

• Plug in your answer to see if it makes sense

What is the purpose of taking your test twice as mentioned in the study guide?

• To predict what the answer could be

• To trust your initial answers and not change them

• To check your answers and make sure none are left unmarked

• To eliminate any choices that you know are wrong

What does "Plug it in! Plug it in!" advise you to do?

• Eliminate any choices that you know are wrong

• Underline or circle the details in the questions

• After choosing an answer, check if it makes sense

• Read all the directions, questions, and texts carefully

What does "Be Slick and Predict" recommend doing when answering a question?

• Take the test again to make sure all answers are marked

• Predict the answer before reading the choices

• Trust your preparation and don't second guess

• Read all the choices and eliminate the wrong ones

According to the guide, what should you do if you feel prepared for the test?

• Take the test twice

• Jail the detail

• Go with your gut

• Slash the Trash