Preparing for a Test (Grade 7)
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Preparing for a Test
1.
Paying attention in class and taking notes on a daily basis is the best way to prepare for a major test.
- True
- False
2.
What are some cues your teacher gives to let you know a piece of information is important or that it will be on the test?
3.
When it comes to preparing for a test, why is it important to complete your homework?
- Homework helps raise your grades.
- Homework covers material that may be tested.
- Homework gets you used to studying.
- Homework stresses you out, just like a test.
4.
If a test is coming up and you realize a piece of information isn't clear, what's the best thing you could do?
- Just forget about it. It's probably not important anyway.
- Ask a question in class or talk to your teacher after class.
- Look over a friend's notes and hope the answer is there.
- Keep re-reading your notes and hope you figure it out.
5.
When you prepare for a test, you should put off studying until the night before the test so the material will be fresh in your mind.
- True
- False
6.
Thinking positively about a test is an important part of preparing for the test.
- True
- False
7.
Why do you think cramming for a test doesn't really work?
8.
Which resource is most useful when prepping for a test?
- Your textbook
- Your friend
- Your review sheet or study guide
- The internet
9.
If a teacher doesn't pass out a study guide or a review sheet for a test, what can you do? (More than one answer may apply)
- Make one
- Not study
- Ask for one
- Read the entire textbook chapter again
10.
A famous quote says "whether you think you can or can't - you're right."
How do you think this quote applies to preparing for a test?
How do you think this quote applies to preparing for a test?
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