Test Questions

True or False

100

You should throw away all of your work as soon as it is checked or graded because it will only clutter up your folders.

False

200

Most of your test-preparation is done when you take notes, read the text and develop questions about both.

True

300

Getting a good night’s sleep and eating a healthy breakfast are more beneficial than cramming all night the night before a test.

True

400

When you are undecided about a test answer, your first hunch is usually right.

True

500

It is important to be the first person done with the test because that means that you aced the test.

False

Multiple Choice

100

The best way to study for a test is: A. Spend a few solid hours of non-stop studying the night before a test. B. Do your reading & homework on time & review your notes for a few minutes everyday. C. Highlight any questions that you have on any of your work or notes so that you remember to ask them in class D. Both B & C

D. Both B & C

200

Preparing a study-guide… A. Should be based only on what the teacher tells you about the test. B. Is automatically done for you when you use the questioning technique for taking notes and reading. C. Means spending many hours, the night before the test, rewriting all of your notes. D. Only needs to be done for big tests, such as final exams.

B. Is automatically done for you when you use the questioning technique for taking notes and reading.

300

The night before a test, you should: A. Look over your work for a minute. You don’t need to spend any more time on it because you’ve’ taken notes and done your homework. B. Spend a few solid hours studying non-stop C. Spend 30-60 minutes reviewing your notes, homework & text & quizzing yourself by talking out-loud. D. None of the above.

C. Spend 30-60 minutes reviewing your notes, homework & text & quizzing yourself by talking out-loud.

400

When your teacher gives you a study guide, you should: A. Ignore it because you have already made your own study guide from your notes. B. Use it to help you decipher what to focus on the night before the test. C. Toss your notes and textbook aside; the study guide is all you need. D. Stop paying attention in class. The study guide has all the answers you will need for the test.

B. Use it to help you decipher what to focus on the night before the test.

500

To study for a final exam or unit test, your best option is to: A. Study corrected tests from the semester. B. Reread every chapter covered since the beginning of the semester. C. Forget Studying. You either know it or you don’t. D. None of the above.

A. Study corrected tests from the semester.