What is the sum?
This is the result of adding numbers together.
This is the problem or challenge the characters must solve.
What is ...the conflict?
What is the best time to go to bed the night before the PSSA?
What is.. Early or on time for a good night's sleep?
If you don’t know the answer, what should you do?
What is...try your best and move on, or make an educated guess?
What time should you be here on testing days?
What is...7:30 am?
5 × 5 equals this number?
What is 25?
What is the author’s purpose?
The author’s reason for writing: to persuade, inform, or entertain.
What should you avoid using too much before bed so you can sleep better?
What are...electronics or screens?
What should you always do after finishing a question or section?
What is... check your work?
What grades are taking the PSSA?
What is..3rd-5th grade?
This shape has 3 sides and 3 angles
What is a triangle?
What is foreshadowing?
This is when the author gives clues about what might happen later.
Why is it important to lay out your clothes and materials the night before?
What is ....to help you feel prepared and save time in the morning?
What do we call it when we eliminate answers that are definitely wrong?
What is process of elimination?
What does a multiple-choice question mean?
What is... You are given a choice of answers and must pick the correct answer?
This is what you call the number at the top of a fraction.
What is the numerator?
What is chronological or sequence order?
Words like “first,” “next,” and “finally” tell you the story is in this order.
What kind of meal should you eat for dinner the night before the test?
What is a healthy and balanced meal?
If a passage is long, what is a good strategy before answering questions?
What is...skimming the questions or taking notes while reading?
What is the purpose of the PSSA?
What is... The PSSA is the test that helps us understand how students are performing in class?
You use this operation to find out how many are left after taking some away.
What is subtraction?
What is a simile?
A comparison using “like” or “as” to describe something.
Name one way to calm your nerves if you feel anxious before the test.
What is taking deep breaths, talking to someone, or thinking positive thoughts? (etc)
What’s a good strategy if you start to feel nervous during the test?
What is taking a short break, breathing deeply, or focusing on one question at a time? (etc)
What does the PSSA stand for?
What is...Pennsylvania System of School Assessment?