Test-Taking Strategies Quiz

Highlighting, underlining, and circling key words in the questions help you focus on what the questions are asking.

• False – That’s just doodling

• Only if you’re bored

• True

• Who needs focus?

Racing through the passages on a test or quiz might cause you to:

• Win the race

• Miss important information

• Get extra credit

• Unlock a secret level

You should look at all the text-features to help you answer questions.

• Only the colorful ones

• Nah, they’re just decoration

• True

• Just look at the pictures

What should you do with obvious wrong choices on multiple choice questions?

• Hug them

• Cancel them out

• Save them for later

• Ask them politely to leave

Before answering questions, you should always:

• Take a nap

• Read the directions

• Do a dance

• Just guess

If a question tells you to EXPLAIN, it means:

• Draw a picture

• Use interpretive dance

• Tell me using key details

• Cry a little, then answer

The clue word WHO means your answer should be a:

• Place

• Thing

• Person

• Ghost?

The night before a test, go to bed:

• Early

• Midnight challenge accepted

• Never

• While watching cat videos

If a question tells you to DESCRIBE, it means:

• Give details

• Shout your answer

• Just guess

• Say “It’s cool”

You can break words apart by:

• Syllables

• Prefixes and suffixes

• Sounds

• All of the above