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Be “Test Wise”

Be “Test Wise”. Tips to do better on tests. Be Prepared. There is no substitute for being prepared Know what is on the test and STUDY IT! More study time = Better test scores Use the study guide and your notes Ask questions. Relax.

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Be “Test Wise”

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  1. Be “Test Wise” Tips to do better on tests

  2. Be Prepared • There is no substitute for being prepared • Know what is on the test and STUDY IT! • More study time = Better test scores • Use the study guide and your notes • Ask questions

  3. Relax • Before you start the test, take a deep breath, and chill out for a minute • Make sure you have pen or sharpened pencil and an eraser ready • Be positive!

  4. Slow Down! • Put your name on the test • Read through all of the questions first so you know what you have to do • Read ALL directions carefully • Answer the ones you are sure of first, THEN go back to the ones you need to think about

  5. IDK – Now what?? • If you are not sure of the answer – Make your best GUESS! • A partially correct answer is worth more points than no answer • Eliminate possible answers you KNOW are incorrect

  6. Before you hand it in • Go over the test to make sure you have answered all of the questions • Check your answers, but… • DO NOT change your answer unless you are absolutely, positively sure you have answered it incorrectly

  7. Summarizing • Summarize the passage you have, IN YOUR OWN WORDS. • Let’s compare…

  8. With your given scenario: • List possible observations you might make. • Write down the type of observation. • Make a list of possible variables • What kind of variable is it?

  9. Use your given scenario: • Write at least one hypothesis, using the correct format. • Write at least one research question, using the correct format.

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