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Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
What should you do to clarify your answers?
Reread specific sections
Skip to the next chapter
Ask a friend
Write a summary
What should you look for in the question or passage to help with elimination?
Keywords that contradict the question or passage
Words that rhyme
The longest sentence
The first word in the passage
What is a key strategy for answering multiple-choice questions effectively?
Change your answer frequently
Look for keywords in the question and answers
Ignore the question
Choose the longest answer
What should you do if you have to guess on a multiple-choice question?
Choose the first option
Eliminate wrong answers and then choose
Pick the option you like the most
Leave it blank
What is one method to check if an answer makes sense in a multiple-choice question?
Plug in answers to check
Ask the teacher
Choose randomly
Ignore the question
Which of the following is essential for supporting your points in an essay?
Use specific examples and evidence.
Develop a clear thesis statement.
Write clearly and concisely.
Proofread for grammar and spelling errors.
What is a key concept in constructed response/essay strategies?
Writing without a plan.
Planning and organization.
Ignoring the prompt.
Avoiding examples.
What is the first action to take when given an essay prompt?
Write the conclusion.
Read the prompt carefully.
Start with examples.
Ignore the prompt.
What is the importance of a thesis statement in an essay?
It provides random facts.
It guides the direction of the essay.
It replaces the need for examples.
It is optional.
What is one key concept for test-taking preparation?
Physical exercise
Mental and Physical Preparation
Time management
Group study
What attitude should you maintain before a test?
Negative and doubtful
Positive and confident
Indifferent
Nervous and anxious
On a multiple choice question, what is a strategy you could use to find the correct answer?
eliminate the answers you know are incorrect
choose the answer with the least information
just guess at the answer
choose the answer with negative information
Which strategy is NOT a good strategy to use for multiple choice test questions?
predict the answer in your head before looking at answers
eliminate the answers you know are not right
keep on changing your answer
re-read the question
What should I do with my phone for the EOC?
(choose all appropriate options that apply)
Mute it
Keep it in my pocket
Turn it OFF - all the way - and put it in my backpack or give it to my teacher
Leave it at home
What are some good test taking strategies?
(choose ALL that apply)
If I get to a problem I don't know how to do, spend about 10-15 minutes staring at it.
Leave anything I don't know how to do blank because I hate being wrong
Make sure I answer all questions, even if I have to guess
For multiple choice questions, eliminate any obvious wrong answers.
For multiple choice questions that I'm totally guessing on, pick a letter and stick with it.
Can I be exempt from the EOC?
NO
Yes
What should I do if I have a smart watch?
(choose all appropriate options that apply)
Mute it
Keep it in my pocket
Turn it OFF - all the way - and put it in my backpack or give it to my teacher
I could leave it at home
Hide it under my sleeve
Before choosing your "final answer" on any multiple choice test, how many answer choices should you look at?
I can stop when I find one that could be right
It depends on the question
Only the longest answer - it's always right
Always read all answer choices
If you have answered a question using testing strategies and the tools you've been taught, it is better *not* to second-guess yourself and change your answer.
True
False
If two answers seem correct, you should (1) see if “all of the above” is an option or (2) see if they cancel each other out
