Test-Taking Strategies and Techniques

The video tutorial guides students through taking a Module 5 quiz on adding hundreds, tens, and ones using vertical form and math drawings. It provides detailed instructions on how to make a copy of the test document, different methods to show work, and how to use discs for solving math problems. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of showing work and provides directions for solving problems using vertical form or place value charts. It concludes with contact information for further questions.

What is the first step you should take before starting the quiz?

• Start solving the problems immediately.

• Make a copy of the document.

• Share the document with classmates.

• Write your name on the original document.

Why is it important to make a copy of the document before starting?

• To save it on your device.

• To share it with the teacher.

• To prevent others from editing your work.

• To ensure you have a backup.

Which method can be used to submit your test?

• Email the document.

• Print and hand it in.

• Upload it to a cloud service.

• Take a photo and insert it into the document.

What is the purpose of the yellow button in the camera method?

• To turn off the camera.

• To take a photo.

• To zoom in.

• To adjust brightness.

What should you do after taking a photo of your test?

• Print it out.

• Send it to a friend.

• Insert it into the document.

• Delete the photo.

What should you do if you run out of discs while solving problems?

• Ask the teacher for more discs.

• Make copies of the discs.

• Use a calculator.

• Stop the test.

How can you make a copy of the discs?

• Draw them on paper.

• Use the edit and paste function.

• Borrow from a classmate.

• Print more from the internet.

What should you do if you need more discs?

• Ask the teacher for more.

• Use a calculator instead.

• Draw them on the document.

• Highlight and copy existing discs.

What is the vertical method in solving problems?

• Writing numbers in a horizontal line.

• Using a calculator.

• Arranging numbers in a column format.

• Drawing a picture.

What should you do if you need to bundle and regroup?

• Ignore it.

• Show it on the tens and hundreds place.

• Write it in a separate document.

• Ask for help.