Test-taking tips1
3 Things to do to get ready for testing
What are sleep for 8-10 hours, eat a good breakfast, relax
This is the percentage of your chance of getting right if you have an EDUCATED GUESS.
What is 75%?
"Many" is a/an ____________ word.
What is a general word?
Context clues where the meaning is hidden so you have to use text clues.
What are INFERENCES?
This is where you find the solution of the problem in the story.
What is the ENDING?
Students need to follow _____.
What are directions?
Words that are extremes are called ______.
What are absolute words?
Context clue that has the same meaning as the vocabulary word.
What is syonym?
This is what you want to watch out for - negatives and ___________.
What are double negatives?
True or False. We should stress over the test.
What is FALSE?
You should spend your time ________.
What is wisely?
Words used that are not used for generalizations.
What are GENERAL words.
Context clue that has a different meaning than the vocabulary word.
What is an antonym?
This is a strategy where you look over the answer choices and test each choice to find the correct answer.
What is PLUG IN?
Read the questions ______ will help us have a purpose for reading.
What is FIRST?
This is what you call the obviously wrong answers.
What are Goofy or Donald Duck's choices?
Always is an example of _______ word.
What is an absolute word?
The context clue where the word is in the sentence or nearby sentences.
What is an EXAMPLE?
This is what we should look for when looking at maps, graphs, and charts.
What is the TITLE?
Answer _______ the Questions. Never skip any question.
What is EVERY?
This is the percentage of your chance of getting right if you GUESS.
What is 25%?
"Some" is an example of ______ word.
What is a GENERAL word?
The context clue where the meaning of the sentence is explained.
What is DEFINITION?
This is the part of the story where you find the setting.
What is the BEGINNING?
To compare is to show how things are alike while contrast is to show how things are different. True or False.
What is TRUE?