Effective Test Taking Strategies

What should you do before reading an article?

• Look at the title for information

• Decide if it's fiction or non-fiction

• Focus on the hardest questions first.

• Make predictions

How should you read the article?

• Read every word carefully

• Spend more time on paragraphs you find interesting.

• Read the first and last paragraph and the first sentence of the other paragraphs

• Pick one paragraph to read

What should you do if you encounter a difficult question during a test?

• Skip it and return to it later.

• Spend all your time trying to solve it.

• Guess the answer immediately.

• Ask the teacher for help.

What should you do after reading?

• Find out how many questions there are.

• Summarize the article in one sentence

• Ask to get water

• Decide if the test is too difficult.

What is a good strategy for multiple-choice questions?

• Choose the first answer that seems correct.

• Eliminate obviously wrong answers first.

• Always choose option C.

• Leave them blank if unsure.

How can you reduce test anxiety before an exam?

• Cram all night before the test.

• Practice relaxation techniques and get a good night's sleep.

• Avoid studying and hope for the best.

• Discuss the test with friends to get more anxious.

What should you do if you finish the test early?

• Submit it immediately and leave.

• Review your answers and check for mistakes.

• Change all your answers randomly.

• Start talking to your classmates.

Why is it important to underline or highlight key words in a test question?

• To make the paper look colorful.

• To focus on important information and avoid misinterpretation.

• To impress the teacher with your neatness.

• To waste time.

What is the benefit of practicing past test papers?

• It helps you memorize the answers.

• It familiarizes you with the test format and types of questions.

• It guarantees you will get the same questions.

• It is a waste of time.

How can you effectively use the process of elimination in a test?

• By randomly guessing answers.

• By crossing out answers you know are incorrect.

• By choosing the longest answer.

• By selecting the first answer that comes to mind.