Physically/Mentally Ready
Reading
Fiction
Informative
Multiple Choice Strategies
100
What should you do the night before a test?
Go to bed early
100

After you read the passage, what can you do to find the answer quickly?

Skim and Scan

100

If you see quotation marks and first names when you skim and scan, what part of your body are you reading with?

Your heart

100

If you see lots of facts and dates what kind of passage will it be?

Informative

100
What should you try to do before you read the answer choices?
Try to solve/predict the problem before looking at the answers
200
What should you do the morning of the test?
Eat breakfast
200

How much time should it take for each passage?

30 minutes.
200

What will a summary include in fiction?

The lesson the character learned.

200

Where will you find the answers for these passages.

In the text.

200

If you don't know words in the passage what should you do?

Skip it and see if you understand the passage without it.

300
How can you decrease stress levels?
Leave the drama behind, take care of problems before you get to school, be prepared, etc.
300

If it is taking longer to answer a question what should you do?

Flag it and come back to it later.
300

Why does the author tell the story?

To teach us a lesson.

300

Where do you find the main idea?

Heading, topic sentence, or repeated words and phrases.

300
Which statement is true? A) once you find the answer, circle it, and move on quickly to the next problem B) read all the answer choices before circling the answer
B
400

Instead of striving for every student to be Advanced on the test, what are we striving for?

Improvement from last year (you are only competing against yourself)

400

Which words should you choose in your 5 words or less in a multiple choice question?

key words, what the question is asking you, where to find information

400

Historical fiction is a combination of fiction and informative.  It has made up characters, but is based....

on real events.

400

What would a summary include for this kind of passage?

Main idea and details.

400
Why would you cross through answers in a multiple choice question?
you are eliminating choices, which will help you find the right answer
500

What are the advantages of scoring advanced or proficient on the test?

6th grade and holding Mrs. Harding to the contract!

500

What should you do if you don't know one of the answer choices and the others can't be right?

Choose it!

500

What do you do if the author doesn't directly state something?

Use all of the clues to make an inference.

500

A biography will include what details?

A person's childhood, education, obstacles, and achievements.

500
You only have 5 minutes left, you have 10 multiple choice questions left, what do you do?
Fill in all C's and THEN go back and try to answer the questions you may know.
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