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Tips for Taking True/False Tests (PDF) - The Excel Program

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LEARNING TO MANAGE TIME WISELY ON TIMED TESTS<strong>The</strong> following tips will help you work more effectively and efficiently on bothclassroom and standardized timed tests:PENCIL TIPS (<strong>for</strong> machine scored tests)1. Pencil Type- You must use a #2 pencil because the lead is softer and themachine which scores the tests picks up the carbon from a #2 pencil mark onthe answer sheet better than it would from a #1 pencil which has much harderlead.2. Pencil Point- Your pencils should have slightly dull points. <strong>The</strong> more surfacearea the point of the point of the pencil has, the fewer strokes you need tomake to fill in the ovals on the answer sheet. Also a slightly dull point is lesslikely to break.3. Eraser- Your eraser should be large and clean. Erasing takes longer when youuse a dirty eraser. Also a worn down eraser may tear the answer sheet whenyou erase.KEEPING YOUR PLACE TIPS1. Test Placement on Desk- (when using a test that has a separate answer sheet)<strong>The</strong> right-handed student should fold the test booklet to theappropriate page and then place it on the left side of the desk.<strong>The</strong> answer sheet should be put on the right side of the desk.<strong>The</strong> left-handed student should reverse the arrangement describedabove.When the desk is very small the student should put the folded testbooklet on the desk. <strong>The</strong> separate answer sheet should be placed ontop of the booklet and moved down the page as the questions areanswered.2. Keeping Your Place on the Test-Be<strong>for</strong>e marking any answers always check to see how the numbersof the test questions are arranged on the page:Across the page or down the page?Front only or front and back of page?

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