Exam Readiness
What should you bring to every PEP exam?
Your pencils, erasers, sharpener, ruler, and your ID or exam slip.
What is a study timetable?
A schedule that helps you plan what and when to study.
What should you do if you don’t understand a question right away?
Reread it slowly or skip and come back to it later.
What should every story have?
(Beginning, middle, and ___?)Ending.
What does the phrase “Believe in yourself” mean?
Trust that you can do your best and succeed.
Why is it important to get a good night’s sleep before an exam?
Because rest helps your brain stay alert and focused during the test.
Why is it helpful to use past papers when studying?
They show you the exam format and types of questions to expect.
What does it mean to eliminate wrong answers in multiple choice?
Cross off the answers that you know are incorrect.
What is the purpose of a topic sentence?
To tell the reader what the paragraph is about.
Why is a positive attitude helpful during exams?
It helps you stay calm and confident.
Name two things you should do at the beginning of the exam.
Read the instructions and check the time.
How can group study help you prepare for PEP?
Friends can explain things and help you learn in fun ways.
Why is it important to read the instructions carefully?
So you know exactly what the question is asking you to do.
Why is punctuation important in your writing?
It makes your writing clear and easy to understand.
What is a growth mindset?
Believing you can get better through hard work and learning.
How early should you arrive at your exam center?
At least 30 minutes before the exam starts.
Name one app or tool that can help you revise math or language arts.
Eduhub, YouTube, Quizizz, or EduFocal.kahoot
What should you do if a question has more than one part?
Answer all parts carefully and double-check each one.
Name one thing that makes a letter or email effective.
A clear message with greeting, body, and closing.
Name one thing you can say to encourage a classmate who is feeling down.
“You’ve got this!” or “Keep trying—you’re improving!”
What can you do if you feel nervous before your exam starts?
Take deep breaths, stay calm, and think positive thoughts.
What’s one technique for remembering things better when studying?
Using flashcards, making rhymes, or teaching someone else.
Give one example of how you can apply logic to solve a tough math question.
Break it into smaller steps or draw a diagram to help.
How can you make your writing more interesting for the reader?
Use descriptive words and exciting ideas.
Why should you celebrate even small improvements while studying?
Because every step forward means you’re learning and growing.