TestNav App Practice and Strategies

The video tutorial provides a comprehensive guide to using the TestNav app and website for practice tests. It covers how to access and navigate practice tests, understand the test format, and effectively answer different types of questions. The tutorial also highlights strategies for comprehension and offers a sneak peek into the types of questions students will encounter. Additionally, it provides an overview of the math practice tests, including tools like rulers and protractors.

What is the primary purpose of the TestNav app and website?

• To play educational games

• To prepare for standardized tests

• To watch educational videos

• To learn new languages

Where can students find the link to access the TestNav practice test?

• On social media

• In Google Classroom

• On the school website

• In their email

What should students do on test day according to the tutorial?

• Bring a textbook

• Use a calculator

• Skip the test

• Log in with a username and password

What are the two subjects available for practice in the TestNav app?

• English Language Arts and Mathematics

• Music and Physical Education

• Geography and Art

• Science and History

How many questions are in the first section of the ELA practice test?

• 5

• 11

• 20

• 15

What is the time limit for completing the first section of the ELA practice test?

• 90 minutes

• 60 minutes

• 120 minutes

• 30 minutes

What is the main focus of the ELA practice test questions?

• Spelling and vocabulary

• Grammar and punctuation

• Creative writing

• Comprehension and evidence support

What are Part A and Part B questions designed to assess?

• Artistic abilities

• Comprehension and text evidence

• Mathematical skills

• Scientific knowledge

What should students do after reading each section of a passage?

• Ask the teacher for help

• Skip to the end of the test

• Summarize the gist and check for unknown words

• Move on to the next section immediately

What is a useful strategy for understanding tricky words in a passage?

• Ask a friend

• Look them up in a dictionary

• Use context clues

• Ignore them