Test-Taking Skills

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A multiple-choice test has four choices. You know that two of them are definitely wrong. Therefore, you have a __ chance of getting the question right.

75 percent

100 percent

50 percent

25 percent

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Which term best describes a good essay?

Long

Written quickly

Orderly

Brief

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The most important part of taking a test is:

studying hard beforehand

getting plenty of sleep

eating a good breakfast

writing neatly and clearly

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Place the following events in sequence: A) Look over the whole test; B) Read all directions; C) Answer the first question

B, A, C

B, C, A

A, B, C

C, B, A

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Tim says that answering easy questions can build your confidence. In other words:

It will ensure you to get an "A"

It will prevent you from failing

It will make you feel less nervous

It will give you hints about tougher questions

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Which questions should you answer first?

The ones you're sure you know the answers to

The shortest ones

The longest ones

The ones that have the fewest multiple-choice options

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How should you first approach a multiple-choice question?

Try to answer it without looking at the question

Read the choices out loud

Try to answer it without looking at the choices

Eliminate the longest and shortest choices

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Which term describes how you might feel if you don't eat a good breakfast or get a good night's sleep before a test?

Ignorant

Nauseous

Desperate

Lethargic

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Essay questions are more____ than multiple-choice questions.

Difficult

Simple

Annoying

Open-ended

10.

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You're taking a multiple-choice test, with four choices for each question. If two of the choices are very similar, you should:

Eliminate the other two choices

Choose the longer answer

Choose the shorter answer

Eliminate both of the similar choices

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