FSA TEST PREP

You want to always make sure you have enough time to review and revisit the test

• I own a time machine, who needs time?
• Look, its superman!
•                  True
•                  False

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When you come to a question for which you don't know the answer, what should you do?

• Don't move until you answer it.
• Call your friend for help.
• Mark it and come back to it.
• Write a list of facts that you do know.

After putting your name on the test, what is the very first thing you should do? 

• Work like a mad person
• Take a nap baby!
• Answer the easy questions first
• Look at the computer for 10 minutes

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True or False: If only part of the statement is true then the statement is false

• True
• False

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If you have to guess, the best thing(s) to do are...

• Eliminate answers you know are wrong
• If at least two seem right, go with all of the above
• Take away absolute answers
• All of the above

Why should you always answer the easy questions on a test first?

• They could help answer other questions
• There is no such thing as easy questions
• To build confidence
• Both A and C

If you are a student who has extended time, should you expect the test proctor to give you your extended time?

• Yes, test proctors never make mistakes
• The test proctor is Dracula. 
• No, some test proctors may have never even proctored a test before. Tell them you get extended time
• Your mother has one glass eye

If a question is too hard, flag it and come back to it later. 

• Wrong, coming back to it is more work
• True, many times when you come back, you will see the answer.
• True, but flagging is just wrong
• Hard questions should be put to death

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When taking a test you should eliminate the two answers that are definitely not the answer

• Bad decision are made this way
• Correct, this helps make the true answer stand out
• Did someone say Collywobbles?
• Why, did someone sneeze on the test

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Choosing answers based on the evidence in the text and noticing the message the author is sending is:

• Wise analysis
• ah
• I really forgot this
• Foolish

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