Strategies for Answering Test Questions

The video tutorial discusses strategies for answering test questions effectively. It emphasizes the importance of reading the passage thoroughly, identifying the relevant paragraph, and analyzing the information before attempting to answer. An example passage about a girl named Sarah is used to demonstrate the process. The tutorial concludes with tips on how to handle questions that are not directly answered in the text.

What is a common mistake students make when encountering difficult questions?

• Guessing the answer

• Asking the teacher

• Using a calculator

• Skipping the question

What is the first step in solving a question according to the video?

• Ask a friend

• Read the passage

• Look up the answer online

• Guess the answer

What should you do after reading the passage?

• Write a summary

• Reread the passage

• Guess the answers

• Discuss with a friend

What is the purpose of rereading the passage?

• To find spelling errors

• To improve reading speed

• To memorize it

• To collect all the information

How should you handle a question that seems unanswerable?

• Identify it as unanswered

• Guess the answer

• Skip it

• Ask the teacher for help

What should you do if you can answer all but one question?

• Guess the last answer

• Identify the unanswered question

• Skip the question

• Ask for extra time

What is the correct approach when a question asks what is not answered?

• Identify the unanswered part

• Ask the teacher

• Skip the question

• Guess the answer

What should you do if a question is not fully answerable?

• Skip it

• Ask for help

• Identify it as unanswered

• Guess the answer

In the example passage, what is Sarah's dream?

• To have a brown puppy

• To visit a zoo

• To own a cat

• To go to school

What does Sarah ask her mom in the passage?

• Can we get a puppy today?

• Can we visit grandma?

• Can we go to the park?

• Can I have a new toy?