CaASSPP Subtopics Quiz

What is the best strategy to use when you don't know the answer to a question?

• Guess immediately without reading the options

• Skip the question and come back to it later

• Choose the longest answer

• Read the question again and eliminate wrong answers

What does the term "analyze" mean in ELA?

• To describe in detail

• To make an argument

• To examine carefully and in detail

• To summarize the main points

Before starting the test, what is an important thing to do?

• Write down everything you remember

• Read the instructions carefully

• Start answering questions immediately

• Ask your friend for answers

What does the word "infer" mean in ELA?

• To state facts

• To make a guess based on evidence

• To describe in detail

• To persuade someone

How should you manage your time during the test?

• Spend the same amount of time on every question

• Spend more time on the questions you know

• Allocate your time based on the section and question difficulty

• Rush through the test to finish as quickly as possible

What does "compare" mean in ELA?

• To find differences only

• To find similarities only

• To find both similarities and differences

• To rewrite in your own words

If you're stuck on a question, what is a good strategy to use?

• Keep focusing on it until you get it right

• Mark it and move on to the next question

• Change your answer multiple times

• Skip it and don't come back

What does "summarize" mean in ELA?

• To give a detailed explanation

• To argue a point of view

• To give a brief statement of the main points

• To describe using a lot of details

What is a good strategy for multiple-choice questions?

• Always choose the same letter if you don't know the answer

• Read all the options before choosing an answer

• Choose the first answer that seems right without reading others

• Skip the question if you don't know the answer immediately

What does "evaluate" mean in ELA?

• To describe the setting of a story

• To judge or determine the significance, worth, or quality of something

• To list facts without giving opinions

• To rewrite the story in your own words