Your brain is BRILLIANT!!! It knows more than you think it knows!

TRUST YOURSELF!!!!!!!!!

If the directions say read….READ! Learn the difference between scan and read.

• Set a purpose for reading.• Make more connections.• Highlight words that are in

italics like “except” or “most likely” or in CAPS (like “BEST” or “NOT”).

HIGHLIGHT, UNDERLINE, or CIRCLEthe details (words and phrases) in thequestions! This helps you focus onexactly what the question is asking.

Find that file in your brain that knows the answer by saying:“Hey, Brain! Whatdo you know about this?”

Predict what the answer isBEFORE you read thechoices!

By reading the answers,you are making more connections!

You get a lot more information about thequestion you are about to read or the chart, graph

or picture you are about to analyze by reading all answer choices!

Read ALL answer choices.Eliminate any choice(s) that you know is a wrong answer. The choice is obviously trash! Slash the Trash!!

Once you have chosen your answer, plug itin and make sure it makes sense.

Charts and maps provide informationto answer questions. Analyze all information provided before answering questions.

Beware! If theanswer is notbubbled or

marked…Yikes! It will be wrong! Be sure to click on the answer you think is the right answer!

If you get a coupleof questions that you just don’t know…

DON”T GIVEUP!!!!!

Mark it “Review later” and go

back to it later!

Don’t leave questions unanswered. You will not have any chance of getting them right!

QUESTION: What should you do if you start to get tired?

ANSWER: Take a SHORT break and thengo back to taking your test.

When you have completed thetest, go back and check your work. Go the extra mile to reaffirm your answers!

Just THINK!!!! You’ve Learned Everything You Need To Know!

Take Your Time! You Have All Day!!!