Eli's Test Strategies and Attitude

Miss Gracie introduces a computer-based activity to Eli, explaining how it helps determine future lessons. Eli learns to interact with the activity by answering questions and adjusting volume settings. He receives feedback on his answers and is encouraged to think critically about difficult questions. Miss Gracie uses the analogy of jumping rope to motivate Eli, emphasizing persistence and practice.

What is the main purpose of the computer work in Miss Gracie's classroom?

• To play games

• To help Miss Gracie know what to teach next

• To watch movies

• To chat with friends

Who is Miss Gracie's student in the video?

• Anna

• Sarah

• Eli

• John

What should you do if the teacher's voice is too quiet?

• Ignore it

• Ask a friend

• Turn off the computer

• Click the speaker button to adjust the volume

How can you listen to a question again?

• Press the spacebar

• Click anything with a speaker icon

• You can't listen again

• Ask the teacher to repeat

What does Eli think about the goat and gift question?

• He thinks it's wrong

• He thinks it's right

• He is unsure

• He hasn't answered it

What should Eli do when he encounters a tricky math question?

• Skip it

• Pick any answer

• Look at the choices and think carefully

• Ask for help immediately

What number does Eli finally choose for the tricky math question?

• 20

• 25

• 16

• 30

What activity does Miss Gracie compare the test to?

• Cycling

• Running

• Swimming

• Jumping rope

How many jumps can Eli do in a row now?

• 10

• 17

• 15

• 20

What should Eli do when a question gets harder?

• Keep trying to answer

• Skip to the next question

• Give up

• Ask for the answer