STAAR Test Taking Strategies for Multiple Choice Tests…

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STAAR Test Taking Strategies for Multiple Choice Tests…

Prepare “Physically And Mentally"

Be Physically Ready! Get a good night’s sleep before the test. The morning of the test, eat a breakfast that includes protein: – eggs, bacon, peanut butter, cheese, yogurt, bananas, etc.! BE ON TIME! Stretch during testing breaks! Hydrate your body at least 4 days before the test. – This means drink at least 8 glasses of water a day. – Research has proven this to help get your dendrites (brain cells) recharged.

Be Mentally Prepared! Being nervous or not caring, ruins your performance! Be competitive with the test makers, not intimidated by them! Remember, the passages were not chosen to entertain you. Keep yourself engaged through active reading, highlighting, and writing margin notes (annotating)!

Open the Proper Mental “Files”! When you are told to start, flip through the test section you are working on! This will help you know what to look for. Think of the test as several small jobs – not one big one!

Bubbling Advice ! o A dull pencil works best; it’s faster and does not snap off or tear the paper. o DO NOT press so hard that you can’t completely erase the bubble. o Make sure that the center of the bubble is filled in; the scanner reads from the center of the bubble. o Erase all stray marks and smudges. They may be read as answers.

Review = “Damage Control” Go back to make sure that you’ve answered all of the questions. Erase all stray marks and smudges. Scanners read from left to right and stop at the first answer; they may read a stray mark or smudge as your answer!!

Good Stuff to Know Count all the multiple choice questions you know you answered correctly. If you are only unsure of 5 answers, chances are you could still get commended. Careless errors, skipped questions, and smudges can be very damaging. The difference between satisfactory and commended boils down to missing just one less question!!