WorksheetsTest Taking Strategies for Exams
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
When taking an exam/test - it is best to read the entire question and ALL the answers before eliminating/marking the test
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before taking a big test, it is a good idea to-
get a good nights rest
eat breakfast
sit in the same seat/area you normally would in class
all of these
I am allowed to bring a bottle of water into the Sports Marketing Exam
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It is a good idea to bring breakfast/snacks along to eat during the exam
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For our exam...No matter how stuck you are, always take an educated guess. You have no chance of getting an answer right if you don’t try.
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If you’re working on a tough problem and the answer is not clear, don’t get stuck and waste time. Move on to another problem, and come back to the harder problem later
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Don’t feel pressured if other students complete the test quickly - Typically, those that take their time perform better.
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which of these is the best strategy in this class to score higher on the exam
cram the night before the exam
sit in a new location so you get a fresh approach
play ALL the games Mrs. T assigns - she knows what is on the exam
miss class on test day and come in for a make up exam
the smells: Peppermint and rosemary were found to support an attentive mood and may improve test scores.
crazy but true
insane
Chewing gum increases blood flow to the brain. Increased heart rate improves oxygen delivery to the brain which can enhance our cognitive powers.
so then- chewing gum could improve my test scores
this is crazy - gum is not allowed in a test site
worth a try - but I promise not to dispose of my old gum inappropriately
if you have NO idea....use this...
“None of the above” is seldom correct. “All of the above” is often correct.
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if the question involves numbers....
Numbers in the middle range are usually correct
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