Exam Preparation Strategies and Tips

Miss Hall provides an overview of the World Civ final exam, a North Carolina standardized test. The exam consists of 42 questions, mostly multiple choice, with one constructed response. Students have 120 minutes to complete it, and it is a paper-based test. Miss Hall explains the types of questions, including source-based and factual questions, and provides a content breakdown by percentage. She offers preparation tips, emphasizing the importance of completing the study guide, forming study groups, and self-care on exam day. The goal is to ensure students are well-prepared and confident for the exam.

What percentage of your grade does the World History final exam account for?

• 15%

• 10%

• 20%

• 25%

How many questions are on the World History final exam?

• 30

• 42

• 50

• 60

What is the format of the majority of the questions on the exam?

• Multiple Choice

• True/False

• Fill in the Blank

• Essay

What is a constructed response question similar to?

• Short Answer

• Multiple Choice

• Matching

• True/False

Which historical period has the highest percentage of questions on the exam?

• 20th Century Globalism

• Modern Conflicts

• Renaissance

• Ancient Civilizations

What is one recommended method for preparing for the exam?

• Cramming the night before

• Ignoring the study guide

• Skipping class

• Forming study groups

What should you do if you don't understand something on the study guide?

• Ignore it

• Ask your teacher

• Guess the answer

• Skip it

What is a key self-care tip for the night before the exam?

• Watch TV all night

• Skip dinner

• Get at least eight hours of sleep

• Stay up late

What type of breakfast is recommended on exam day?

• Sugary cereal

• Donut

• Nothing

• Protein-rich meal

Why is it important to go to the bathroom before the exam?

• To avoid distractions

• To waste time

• To skip the exam

• To meet friends