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TEST ANXIETY

TEST ANXIETY. A hundred cartloads of anxiety will not pay an ounce of debt. -Italian proverb. Before the test:. Be prepared!. Learn the material thoroughly!. Be confident!. Get a good night’s sleep!.

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TEST ANXIETY

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  1. TEST ANXIETY

  2. A hundred cartloads of anxiety will not pay an ounce of debt.-Italian proverb

  3. Before the test: Be prepared! Learn the material thoroughly! Be confident!

  4. Get a good night’s sleep! You need at least four hours of sleep a night to function. College finals are designed to make you think. If you are sleep deprived, you won't be able to comprehend (or answer) the challenging questions you will face.

  5. Don’t go to an exam on an empty stomach! Fresh fruits and vegetables are often recommended to reduce stress.  

  6. Get to the exam early! Take the 5 minutes before the exam starts to relax. Don’t try to cram at this point- just try to get focused.

  7. During the test: Read the directions carefully. Budget your test taking time. If you go blank, skip the question and go on.

  8. Stay calm throughout the exam. • If allowed, ask questions! • Stay for the entire session.

  9. Study your favorite subject last and the one you dread first.

  10. Anxiety is the rust of life, destroying its brightness and weakening its power. -Tyron Edwards Remember to RELAX!

  11. Submitted by Heidi Johnston, Resident Assistant at Penn State UniversityMost of the information for this bulletin board came from http://www.honors.ucr.edu/finals.htm

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