Test Taking Strategies and Features

The video tutorial guides students on how to access and navigate the practice Ice Apps website. It covers selecting the appropriate grade-level test, using various tools like bookmarks, notepad, and calculator, and reviewing test results. The instructor emphasizes the importance of analyzing mistakes and encourages students to share their results for further improvement. The tutorial aims to prepare students for the actual test by familiarizing them with the test format and tools available.

What is the main purpose of the Practice Ice Apps website?

• To download study materials

• To chat with other students

• To assess your math skills

• To play educational games

What should you do after clicking the link sent by the teacher?

• Choose the appropriate grade and test

• Skip to the end of the test

• Select any random test

• Download the test questions

What feature allows you to flag a question to revisit later?

• Bookmark

• Calculator

• Review

• Notepad

How can you eliminate incorrect answers during the test?

• Use the notepad

• Click the X button

• Bookmark the question

• Use the calculator

What does the reverse contrast feature help with?

• Increasing test difficulty

• Improving screen readability

• Changing the language of the test

• Highlighting correct answers

What information is provided at the end of the assessment?

• The total time taken

• The number of attempts made

• The number of correct answers

• The number of questions skipped

What should you do if you misread a question during the test?

• Use the calculator

• Guess the answer

• Bookmark it and return later

• Skip the question

What is the teacher's expectation after completing the test for the first time?

• Print the results

• Ignore the results

• Email the results

• Screenshot the results and send them

Why is it important to share your test results with the teacher?

• To get extra credit

• To compare with classmates

• To identify areas for improvement

• To receive a grade

What will the teacher do with the feedback from the test results?

• Ignore the feedback

• Create a new test

• Adjust the curriculum

• Share it with other teachers