Reading Test Taking Strategies Review

According to the material, do all test tips work equally well for every kind of test?

• Yes, all tips work the same for every test

• No, some tips work better for certain kinds of tests

• Only math tips work for all tests

• Only reading tips work for all tests

According to the reading tip, when should you read the questions on a test?

• After reading the story

• Before reading the story

• While writing the answers

• Only if you have time

Why is it sometimes important to know what you’re looking for when doing an experiment?

• It helps you find answers more efficiently.

• It makes the experiment more fun.

• It allows you to skip steps.

• It guarantees success.

According to the reading tip, what can you do as you read a story or passage?

• Write a summary

• Fill in the answers to the questions

• Draw pictures

• Ignore the questions

Why is it easier to find the answer if you know what you’re looking for before you read a story or passage?

• Because you can skip reading

• Because you can guess the answers

• Because you can focus on finding specific information

• Because you can copy from others

What should you do in your head after reading, according to the tip?

• Forget what you read

• Summarize what you read

• Read the text again

• Ask someone else to explain

What is the main purpose of summarizing while reading?

• To retell the main points in your head and remember what you read more easily

• To skip paragraphs and read faster

• To write down every word you read

• To memorize the entire text word for word

According to the reading tip, when should you summarize what you have read?

• After every couple paragraphs

• Only at the end of the book

• Before you start reading

• Every sentence

What is one benefit of summarizing while reading?

• You will be able to remember what you read much more easily

• You will finish reading more quickly

• You will not need to answer any questions

• You will forget the main points

You are given a passage to read, what do you do first?

• Skip to the last paragraph and read it.

• Skim it.

• Read the title and subheadings, number the paragraphs, and start to read carefully.

• Just start reading.