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Test Preparation

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is essential to know before you start studying?

a)

Which room the test will be in

b)

Whether your teacher will grade on a curve

c)

How many pages will be in the test booklet

d)

What material the test will cover

2.

What can you conclude from the fact that even college graduates must study for tests?

a)

That learning good test preparation skills now will help you later in life

b)

That tests get easier to take the older you get

c)

That the tests you take in middle school are largely the same as the ones you'll take in college

d)

That tests are the best way to assess people's creativity

3.

You have a big test for your health class on February 20th. When would be the best time to begin studying?

a)

October 10th

b)

February 10th

c)

February 19th

d)

February 20th, the year before

4.

What can you figure out by studying old tests?

a)

The most important facts about the topic you're studying

b)

A general idea of the material you'll be tested on, and the way the questions will be asked

c)

The same answers to the questions you'll be asked on your own test

d)

The curve that the test will be graded on

5.

What term best describes what you should do if you have pages upon pages of notes?

a)

Expand them

b)

Memorize them

c)

Condense them

d)

Throw them away

6.

How is a study group most similar to a sports team?

a)

Study groups try to "defeat" other study groups by outscoring them on tests

b)

Sports teams and study groups both meet the night before a test or game

c)

Members support each other and urge each other to work harder

d)

Members are in direct competition with each other

7.

What can you determine by "teaching" what you've learned to a friend or parent?

a)

What it's like to have to deal with a classful of students

b)

What the questions on the test will be about

c)

How good of a teacher you might be someday

d)

How well you've mastered the topic you're studying

8.

How much sleep should you get the night before a test?

a)

Plenty; you want to be well-rested for your exam

b)

A little; you should only nap for two hours, so you won't forget what you've learned

c)

None; it's best to study all night and keep studying until the moment the test begins

d)

You'll need at least 10 hours to get a good grade on your exam

9.

Which of the following statements is an opinion?

a)

Students who prepare for tests tend to score better than students who don't

b)

Studying is the most productive way to spend your free time

c)

Many students find it helpful to join a study group

d)

Students of all ages are required to take tests

10.

Which term describes the mental state you should be in when you take a test?

a)

Calm and confident

b)

Completely unconcerned

c)

Afraid of failure

d)

Sleep-deprived