Studying and Taking Test Practice
Questions and Answers
When reviewing a test before turning it in, be sure that your answers are . - ANSWER✔✔-legible
When previewing a test, it is most important to - ANSWER✔✔-read the directions carefully.
Which sentences include an absolute? Check all that apply. - ANSWER✔✔-The losing country in a war
always has to pay reparations.
Only the losing country in a war suffers economically.
None of the losing generals are praised for fighting hard.
By connecting one set of items to another, a question tests an understanding of relationships between
facts. - ANSWER✔✔-matching
Which is a correct statement about common types of test questions? - ANSWER✔✔-Each type of
question should be approached with a specific strategy.
A teacher who wants students to provide evidence to support an argument will most likely use -
ANSWER✔✔-short answer or essay items.
When sitting down to take a test, which is the best first step? - ANSWER✔✔-preview the test
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The third and final step in the test-taking process is - ANSWER✔✔-reviewing the completed test.
True/false questions are useful in determining a student's ability to information. - ANSWER✔✔-recall
It is best to schedule study time when a student is - ANSWER✔✔-alert.
Which note-taking method is most useful to show how main ideas and details relate? - ANSWER✔✔-
conceptual note-taking
A good study environment will have plenty of . - ANSWER✔✔-light
Sequential note-taking is the act of - ANSWER✔✔-writing down information in the order it is given.
his is a graphic organizer that could be used to take notes.
How should this graphic organizer best be used? - ANSWER✔✔-to show how ideas connect
Alicia studies with her phone nearby so she can play her favorite music and keep up with what her
friends are doing.
In this case, how can Alicia make her studying environment more effective? - ANSWER✔✔-She can
remove any possible distractions.
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