What is the central idea?
What is main idea?
What do you have to do with your phones and smart watches during testing?
What is putting it in the provided container in the front of the room?
What is "Slash the Trash"?
What is the eliminator tool?
What is the tool to exit out answer choices?
What is selecting at least one answer from A-D?
What is figurative language?
What is most classes will have you put them in the front or corner of the room?
What should you do if you don't know an answer?
What is bookmark the answer and come back to look at it again?
What is the blue arrow buttons on the left side of the page?
How do you drag and drop answers?
What is clicking and dragging them to the correct box that it belongs to?
What does "which detail supports" this answer really mean?
What text evidence supports the answer?
What can you do when you finish your test?
What is doodle on your note sheet or put your head down?
How can you use your scratch paper to summarize the poem that you are given?
What is writing down the stanza and the summary on the paper in order?
When do you know you are ready to submit? Can you go back into the test after you answer?
What is the end will ask you twice if you are ready to submit; you cannot go back into a test if you have already pushed submit.
What if it is a multi-part question? Can you submit it even if you only answer one part?
What is a question that has more than one part on the screen; yes you can submit so bookmark it if you want to come back and look at a part.
What is "author's perspective" mean?
What is the author's point of view or the author's purpose?
When should you charge your chromebooks?
What is at home and during homeroom if needed?
What is thinking and predicting an answer before looking at the options?
What is the review button? What indicates you haven't answered a question?
What is the review button tells you what questions you still need to answer or look at again; questions that aren't answered will have a yellow button next to them.
What are check boxes or circle answers?
What are choosing the answers by clicking on the box or circle to answer?
What does it mean when it asks you to write an essay?
What does it literally wants you to write multiple paragraphs to prove your answer not just a simple sentence?
Can you go to the bathroom during TCAP?
Can you have extra time on your TCAP?
What is yes but you have to ask for it before you push submit?
What is the blue flag button that tells you that you want to look at the question again? You can find flagged answers on the review section.
What are drop-down questions?
What is filling in the blank of a sentence by selecting from the drop-down menu?