EOC review 1 and 2 (Edited)

According to the test taking strategies, what should you do first when you read a question?

• Answer the question immediately

• Spend most of your time on that question

• Make sure you understand what is being asked

• Work on easier questions first

What is recommended for managing your time effectively during a test?

• Spend the same amount of time on every question

• Spend most of your time on the hardest questions

• Spend most of your time on the question you are currently reading

• Spend most time on the question, little time on the answer

When taking a test, what strategy is suggested for the order in which you should answer questions?

• Answer the hardest questions first

• Answer the questions in the order they appear

• Work on easier questions first

• Skip around to questions you know the answers to

What should you do with the possible answers provided for a question in a test?

• Ignore them and write your own answer

• Read all the possible answers

• Choose the longest answer

• Pick the first answer that seems correct without reading the rest

Is it important to attempt all questions on a test?

• No, only answer the questions you are sure about

• Yes, but only if you have time left at the end

• Yes, answer all of the questions

• No, leave the difficult questions unanswered

Which of the following is a recommended test-taking strategy?

• Guessing all the answers

• Use the process of elimination

• Ignoring the question if it's difficult

• Only answering the questions you know first

What is one benefit of writing things down according to the test-taking strategies?

• It wastes time

• It helps you forget

• It helps you remember

• It is unnecessary

What should you do with obvious wrong answers when taking a test?

• Leave them as possible choices

• Cross them out

• Choose them anyway

• Ignore all the answers

According to the test-taking strategies, if two answers are the same, what does it imply?

• They are both correct

• They are both possibly correct

• They are both obviously wrong

• You should choose one of them at random

What should you be able to design or evaluate in science practice?

• A scientific theory without evidence

• A scientific investigation using evidence of scientific thinking and/or problem solving

• A mathematical equation

• A historical analysis

Tags

NGSS.HS-ESS3-2

NGSS.HS-ETS1-2

NGSS.HS-ETS1-3