Read the Question!
This word tells you to give a short, clear response.
A. Explain
B. Identify
C. Compare
D. Predict
This word tells you to give a short, clear response.
A. Explain
B. Identify ✅
C. Compare
D. Predict
Crossing out wrong answers is called:
A. Guessing
B. Eliminating
C. Skipping
D. Predicting
Crossing out wrong answers is called:
A. Guessing
B. Eliminating ✅
C. Skipping
D. Predicting
Not reading all answers can lead to:
A. Better scores
B. Choosing too quickly
C. More time
D. Extra credit
Not reading all answers can lead to:
A. Better scores
B. Choosing too quickly ✅
C. More time
D. Extra credit
Hints in the question are called:
A. Answers
B. Context clues
C. Guesses
D. Notes
Hints in the question are called:
A. Answers
B. Context clues ✅
C. Guesses
D. Notes
This helps your brain function better:
A. Video games
B. Sleep
C. Candy
D. Music
This helps your brain function better:
A. Video games
B. Sleep ✅
C. Candy
D. Music
This keyword means you should write “how” or “why.”
A. List
B. Circle
C. Explain
D. Match
This keyword means you should write “how” or “why.”
A. List
B. Circle
C. Explain ✅
D. Match
If an answer choice includes extreme words like “always” or “never,” what should you do?
A. Choose it quickly
B. Ignore the question
C. Be cautious because it may be incorrect
D. Assume it is correct
If an answer choice includes extreme words like “always” or “never,” what should you do?
A. Choose it quickly
B. Ignore the question
C. Be cautious because it may be incorrect ✅
D. Assume it is correct
Spending too long on one question can cause:
A. Better answers
B. Extra credit
C. Running out of time
D. Higher scores
Spending too long on one question can cause:
A. Better answers
B. Extra credit
C. Running out of time ✅
D. Higher scores
Looking back in the passage for proof is:
A. Skimming
B. Guessing
C. Using evidence
D. Copying
Looking back in the passage for proof is:
A. Skimming
B. Guessing
C. Using evidence ✅
D. Copying
Doing this helps you focus during a test:
A. Skipping meals
B. Breakfast
C. Sleeping in class
D. Talking
Doing this helps you focus during a test:
A. Skipping meals
B. Breakfast ✅
C. Sleeping in class
D. Talking
If a question says “compare,” what should you do?
A. Tell only differences
B. Tell only similarities
C. Tell how things are alike and different
D. Guess
If a question says “compare,” what should you do?
A. Tell only differences
B. Tell only similarities
C. Tell how things are alike and different ✅
D. Guess
If you don’t know an answer right away, you should:
A. Panic
B. Leave it blank forever
C. Skip and come back
D. Choose the first option
If you don’t know an answer right away, you should:
A. Panic
B. Leave it blank forever
C. Skip and come back ✅
D. Choose the first option
Not checking your work leads to:
A. Perfect scores
B. Careless errors
C. Extra time
D. Better focus
Not checking your work leads to:
A. Perfect scores
B. Careless errors ✅
C. Extra time
D. Better focus
Words like “because” signal:
A. A question
B. A reason
C. A mistake
D. A guess
Words like “because” signal:
A. A question
B. A reason ✅
C. A mistake
D. A guess
Studying over time instead of cramming is:
A. Guessing
B. Planning
C. Consistent studying
D. Skipping
Studying over time instead of cramming is:
A. Guessing
B. Planning
C. Consistent studying ✅
D. Skipping
Which strategy helps you avoid missing important directions?
A. Skipping the question
B. Reading only once
C. Reading twice and underlining key words
D. Guessing quickly
Which strategy helps you avoid missing important directions?
A. Skipping the question
B. Reading only once
C. Reading twice and underlining key words ✅
D. Guessing quickly
A wrong answer meant to confuse you is called:
A. A clue
B. A distractor
C. A hint
D. A guess
A wrong answer meant to confuse you is called:
A. A clue
B. A distractor ✅
C. A hint
D. A guess
Misreading a question causes you to:
A. Skip it
B. Answer the wrong thing
C. Get it right
D. Finish early
Misreading a question causes you to:
A. Skip it
B. Answer the wrong thing ✅
C. Get it right
D. Finish early
Understanding unknown words using nearby text is:
A. Skipping
B. Memorizing
C. Using context clues
D. Guessing randomly
Understanding unknown words using nearby text is:
A. Skipping
B. Memorizing
C. Using context clues ✅
D. Guessing randomly
This reduces stress before a test:
A. Panic
B. Deep breathing
C. Rushing
D. Ignoring the test
This reduces stress before a test:
A. Panic
B. Deep breathing ✅
C. Rushing
D. Ignoring the test
Words like “always” or “never” in answers are often:
A. Always correct
B. Clues to skip the question
C. Trick answers
D. Required answers
Words like “always” or “never” in answers are often:
A. Always correct
B. Clues to skip the question
C. Trick answers ✅
D. Required answers
If unsure, what’s better than leaving it blank?
A. Random guessing
B. Educated guess
C. Skipping forever
D. Picking the longest answer
If unsure, what’s better than leaving it blank?
A. Random guessing
B. Educated guess ✅
C. Skipping forever
D. Picking the longest answer
Ignoring the words “NOT” or “EXCEPT” leads to:
A. Correct answers
B. Opposite answers
C. Bonus points
D. Easier questions
Ignoring “NOT” or “EXCEPT” leads to:
A. Correct answers
B. Opposite answers ✅
C. Bonus points
D. Easier questions
Reading between the lines is called:
A. Skimming
B. Inferring
C. Listing
D. Predicting
Reading between the lines is called:
A. Skimming
B. Inferring ✅
C. Listing
D. Predicting
Making a plan and setting goals is:
A. Guessing
B. Preparation
C. Skipping
D. Waiting
Making a plan and setting goals is:
A. Guessing
B. Preparation ✅
C. Skipping
D. Waiting