Before the Test
Do this before the night of an exam
What is laying out your materials and getting good sleep?
First thing you should do when getting your test
What is glancing over the test?
True or False: You should pick the first answer that you believe is correct.
Percentage of getting an answer right or wrong on a true/ false question
What is 50%?
When rereading your essay, check for this
What are spelling and grammar errors?
Do this to practice for an exam
What is taking sample tests?
What should you do if you don't know the answer to a question?
What is skipping the question?
Example of a negative word that you should look out for in multiple choice questions and answers
What is NOT, NEVER, or NEITHER?
This should be created before writing an essay
What is an outline?
Most important thing to do in the morning
What is eating a good breakfast?
Best tip for a timed test
What is looking at how many questions there are, and allowing enough time for each?
How should you look at a question?
What is looking at a questions without bias?
Type of words found in true statements
What are open words like often and usually?
The acronym associated with writing an essay
What is UNPACK?
You should NOT do this before the night of the exam
What is cramming?
Where can you find possible answers to a question?
What is looking for answers in other questions and answer choices?
Type of answers you should eliminate
What are answers that are grammatically incorrect and answers that are the same?
Type of words found in false statements
What are closed words like never and always?
What the U stands for in the acronym
What is "Underline Key Words"?
Best way to study
What is studying in small increments over time?
Significant words to look for when taking a test
What is NOT, EXCEPT, and ALL?
Type of words that should be underlined that can make a question tricky
What are affirmative or negative words like: not, neither, never, always, all, and only?
Type of statement where both must be true for the answer to be correct
What is a statement with two clauses?
Name what each part of the acronym stands for
What is U- Underline key words?
What is N- Number the parts of the question?
What is P- Plan how you will answer?
What is A- Answer using specific details?
What is C- Check off each part as you do it?
What is K- Keep up the great work?