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WorksheetsSBAC Prep
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
When it is time to take the SBAC, how do you access the test on the Chromebooks?
a)
Login to your Chromebook and click the correct link from the Student Technology page
b)
Make sure you are logged out and then go to "Apps" and choose "Air Secure Test"
c)
Choose "Air Secure Test" from Google Classroom
2.
If you are on a difficult question and you're not sure about your answer, you should...
a)
Put in a random answer
b)
Ask your teacher for help
c)
"Mark for review"
d)
Ask your neighbor for help
3.
You see the message "You have reached the end of the test...", what do you do first?
a)
Ask your neighbor if they are done
b)
Submit your test
c)
Take out a book to read
d)
Check your answers
4.
What is the "Session ID"?
a)
A temporary number that is only used for testing one time. Your teacher will write it up on the board for you.
b)
A permanent number that is specific to you. It is written on a card for you to use.
c)
Your lunch number. You use it to login.
5.
What is the "SSID"?
a)
You need it to login to the computer to go to Google Classroom. It's a fancy name for your lunch number.
b)
A code that changes every time you take the test. It will be up on the board for you to copy.
c)
A number that you use to login. You have your own specific number and it's on a card for you to use.
6.
After you have checked your answers and turned in your test, what can you do while you wait?
a)
Read a book
b)
Login to your Chromebook so you can work on an assignment in Google Classroom
c)
Quietly talk with your neighbor if they are done with their test
d)
Play some typing games
7.
How much time should you spend checking your answers?
a)
Enough time to make sure you have put an answer for every question
b)
10-15 minutes
c)
The same time you spent taking the test
d)
5-10 minutes
8.
When does the SBAC begin?
a)
Towards the end of May or the beginning of June
b)
Towards the end of March or beginning of April
c)
Towards the end of January or beginning of February
d)
Towards the end of April or at the beginning of May
9.
If you're stuck, can you use information that's up on the walls? (Multiplication charts, writing ideas, science vocabulary, etc.)
a)
Yes! That's a smart idea.
b)
No, that information will be gone.
10.
What will you always find in the "tools" menu on the SBAC?
a)
Mark for review, Notepad, Calculator
b)
Mark for review, Notepad, Highlighter
c)
Highlighter, Vocabulary, Mark for review
d)
Vocabulary, Calculator, Highlighter
11.
After your have completed your test and submitted it, what do you always need to turn in to your teacher?
a)
Your pencil and eraser
b)
Your SSID card and Scratch paper
c)
Your Chromebook
12.
What happens if you are not done with the test by the end of the "testing session"?
a)
You fail the test
b)
You get to finish your test later or somewhere else
c)
You will have to start the whole test over again tomorrow
d)
You will need to get help from your neighbor
13.
What happens if you make a spelling mistake in your writing?
a)
Nothing
b)
You loose points
c)
You get the question wrong
d)
You fail the test
14.
When do you find out how you did on the test?
a)
At the beginning of next school year
b)
As soon as you press "submit"
c)
In the Summer
d)
The last week of school
15.
What do you do when you get to the end of the page on the test?
a)
Close your Chromebook
b)
Wait for help
c)
Nothing; you're done
d)
Click "Next" at the top
16.
Your teacher says to stop at question 16 today.
a)
Pay attention to what question you are on so that you don't go past 16
b)
If you finish 16, use the extra time to work ahead for tomorrow
17.
Your teacher said to stop at question 16 today. You finished. What should you do?
a)
Check your answers now because you won't be able to see them again tomorrow
b)
Pause your test, close your Chromebook, and turn in your SSID card
18.
How should you use scratch paper?
a)
Use it even if you don't think you need it. Number your questions on your scratch paper in case something happens to your computer.
b)
If you can do the problem in your head, don't waste paper. The computer will save your work.
19.
What do you do if you can't hear the sound?
a)
Try using the volume buttons on your keyboard. Try turning the dials on the side of your headphones
b)
Unplug your headphones and try it again
c)
Close your Chromebook and open it again
20.
What do you do if the test or computer freezes?
a)
Wait another 60 seconds. If it still is frozen, hold the power button to turn off the Chromebook. Then turn it back on and log back in.
b)
Close the lid of your Chromebook to reset it.
c)
Press the back button to go back and try again.
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