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Brain Breaks and Test Strategies

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the recommended duration for taking 'in-seat breaks' to mentally reset?

a)

1 minute

b)

5 minutes

c)

30 seconds

d)

30 minutes

2.

List two activities suggested for a mental reset during a break.

a)

Meditation and deep breathing

b)

Running and weightlifting

c)

Cooking and cleaning

d)

Watching TV and browsing social media

3.

What should you do before starting a test according to the 'Beat that Test!' section?

a)

Review your notes

b)

Get a good night's sleep

c)

Eat a healthy breakfast

d)

All of the above

4.

Wearing comfortable clothes during a test is important because:

a)

it helps you focus better.

b)

it makes you look stylish.

c)

it distracts other students.

d)

it is a school rule.

5.

The purpose of taking small 'in-seat breaks' during a test is to:

a)

improve concentration and reduce fatigue

b)

distract from the test

c)

waste time

d)

increase anxiety

6.

If a question has "all of the above" as an answer choice, make sure that...

a)

all of the statements are true

b)

at least 2 of the statements are true

c)

none of the statements are true

d)

ask your neighbor for the right answer

7.

What is the first thing you should do when you begin your test?

a)

Go and sharpen your pencil

b)

start answer the questions

c)

ask to use the bathroom so you don't disturb others

d)

read the directions carefully

8.

The most important thing to do at the beginning of a test is

a)

PANIC

b)

Take a deep breath and trust yourself

c)

Second guess yourself

d)

Run a race

9.

Which of the following is NOT a stress management strategy?

a)

Taking deep breaths

b)

Procrastinating

c)

Exercising regularly

d)

Getting enough sleep

10.

If you feel nervous, what is NOT a good strategy to use?

a)

take a few deep breaths

b)

tap your desk with pencil and fingers

c)

Tell yourself, "I can do this."

d)

Imagine yourself in a quiet, relaxing place.

11.

A good way to help reduce stress would be relax your​ (a)   , slow your ​​ (b)   , and get enough​ (c)  

Choose from the below words
muscles
breathing
sleep
12.

True or False:

You should always skip a question you don't know. It won't count if you don't answer it.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

The night before the test, what is one thing that is important to do?

a)

play video games until midnight

b)

talk with your friends late at night

c)

go to bed early and get plenty of sleep

d)

walk your dog

14.

What is a good strategy to use if you are stuck on a difficult question during a test?

a)

Leave it blank and hope for the best

b)

Ask your neighbor for help

c)

Move on to the next question and come back later

d)

Keep staring at the question until you figure it out

15.

What should you do if you finish your test early?

a)

Submit it immediately and leave

b)

Take a nap at your desk

c)

Check your answers and ensure all questions are answered

d)

Start talking to your classmates

16.

Why is it important to review your answers before submitting a test?

a)

To waste time

b)

To impress the teacher

c)

To change all your answers

d)

To ensure all questions are answered

17.

What should you do if you encounter a question you don't understand?

a)

Read it again carefully and try to understand

b)

Guess randomly

c)

Skip it and never return

d)

Ask the teacher for the answer

18.

What is a good way to manage time during a test?

a)

Spend equal time on each question

b)

Allocate time based on question difficulty

c)

Focus only on the questions you know

d)

Ignore the clock and work at your own pace

19.

Why is it important to read all instructions before starting a test?

a)

To waste time before starting

b)

To impress the teacher with your diligence

c)

To ensure you understand the test format

d)

To find hidden clues for answers

20.

What should you do if you start feeling overwhelmed during a test?

a)

Ask a classmate for help

b)

Take a short break to clear your mind

c)

Leave the test room immediately

d)

Ignore the feeling and continue