How To Beat Test Anxiety - Child Mind Institute Video

What is a common effect of test anxiety on students?

• Increased motivation

• Difficulty studying and making time-sensitive decisions

• Higher concentration levels

• Improved test performance

Which group of students is more likely to experience test anxiety?

• Students with ADHD or learning disorders

• Students who never study

• Students who prefer multiple-choice tests

• Students who are naturally talented in all subjects

How can understanding the test format help students?

• It guarantees a higher score

• It eliminates all anxiety

• It helps students feel more prepared and reduces unexpected surprises

• It makes studying unnecessary

What is one recommended study strategy mentioned in the video?

• Cramming all material the night before

• Reorganizing the material to focus on key themes

• Ignoring difficult topics

• Skipping practice tests

Why is practicing possible test questions helpful?

• It allows students to memorize exact answers

• It helps students feel more confident and familiar with question styles

• It guarantees a perfect score

• It shortens the test duration

What should students do if they encounter a difficult question during a test?

• Spend most of their time on it

• Skip it and move on to other questions first

• Ask a friend for help

• Panic and give up

Which of the following is NOT a recommended test-taking strategy?

• Breaking up difficult sections to prevent feeling stuck

• Using calming techniques like deep breathing

• Second-guessing and constantly changing answers

• Using mindfulness to stay focused

What is a key benefit of using mindfulness techniques during a test?

• It helps eliminate all wrong answers

• It prevents students from making mistakes

• It helps reduce anxiety and improve focus

• It ensures students finish the test faster

What should students do if they feel the test was unfair?

• Complain to their classmates

• Ask the teacher for feedback and possible accommodations

• Refuse to take future tests

• Retake the test without asking for help

What is the best mindset for students to have when taking a test?

• "I must get everything right or I have failed."

• "I have prepared well, I will do my best, and it’s okay if I don’t know all the answers."

• "Tests are impossible, and I shouldn’t try too hard."

• "If I fail this test, my future is ruined."