U.S. History EOC Test Preparation

This video tutorial prepares students for the US History EOC test, a graduation requirement in Texas. It explains the transition from paper to online testing, emphasizing the need for a school-issued Chromebook. The tutorial covers accessing the test, navigating the interface, using available tools, and the submission process. Students are encouraged to practice using the tutorial to familiarize themselves with the test format and tools.

What is the new format for the U.S. History EOC test in Texas?

• Online test

• Oral examination

• Paper and pencil

• Group discussion

What device is required to access the online testing program?

• School-issued Chromebook

• Smartphone

• Personal laptop

• Tablet

What should you do before taking the actual test to get familiar with the interface?

• Attend a lecture

• Watch a documentary

• Read a textbook

• Try the online tutorial

Which grade levels are mentioned for selecting during the test setup?

• 11th and 12th grade

• 10th and 11th grade

• 12th and 13th grade

• 9th and 10th grade

What should you do if you are unsure about a multiple-choice question during the test?

• Skip it and move on

• Ask a friend

• Mark it for review

• Guess the answer

Which tool allows you to highlight text during the test?

• Notepad

• Highlight tool

• Color change tool

• Zoom tool

What is the purpose of the 'eliminate' tool during the test?

• To highlight text

• To delete questions

• To remove incorrect options

• To submit answers

What should you do if you need to take a break during the test?

• Ask a friend to take over

• Continue without a break

• Leave the room quietly

• Use the pause button and inform the administrator

What must you do before hitting the submit button at the end of the test?

• Check with a friend

• Review only the first half of the test

• Ensure all questions are answered and call the administrator

• Submit immediately

What happens if you try to submit the test with unanswered questions?

• The test submits automatically

• You receive a penalty

• An error message appears

• The test restarts