PARCC Test Preparation and Guidelines

Dr. Eric Hibbs introduces the PARCC test, explaining its structure and importance for students in the 2014-2015 school year. The video covers the test's components, preparation strategies, and navigation of the test interface. It also provides a detailed walkthrough of various question types and tools available to students, emphasizing the importance of understanding the test format and practicing with sample tests.

What is the main purpose of the PARCC test as introduced by Dr. Eric Hibbs?

• To evaluate teachers' performance

• To assess students' readiness for college and careers

• To replace traditional school exams

• To provide a fun learning experience

How many students are expected to take the PARCC test in the 2014-2015 school year?

• 25 million

• 20 million

• 15 million

• 10 million

What are the two types of assessments included in the PARCC test?

• Performance-based and end-of-year assessments

• Oral and written exams

• Mid-year and final exams

• Weekly quizzes and monthly tests

When is the performance-based assessment scheduled during the school year?

• At the end of the year

• 50% of the way through

• 75% of the way through

• 90% of the way through

What is the purpose of the review button in the PARCC test interface?

• To change the test language

• To submit the test

• To review and ensure all questions are answered

• To skip questions

What does the flag tool help students do during the test?

• Navigate to the next question

• Mark questions to revisit later

• Highlight important text

• Submit answers

Which tool allows students to eliminate incorrect answers in multiple-choice questions?

• Review button

• Ruler tool

• Pointer tool

• Answer Eliminator

What is the function of the text box in the PARCC test?

• To input numerical answers

• To draw shapes

• To navigate between questions

• To highlight text

How can students zoom in or out during the test?

• Using the arrow keys

• Using the mouse scroll

• Using the toolbar buttons

• Using the control and plus/minus keys

What should students pay attention to when answering questions with bolded words?

• The color of the text

• The number of options

• The position of the question

• The bolded vocabulary as a guide