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Test preparation Strategies Making
and taking practice tests | The 3RT test preparation method | The
review and visualize test preparation method | Twelve point test
preparation method
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The Review and Visualize
Test Preparation Method
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Prepare for your test as
you read your text when it is first assigned.
Do not reread your textbook to prepare for a test. Use a textbook study
system like SQ3R as you read your text to help you learn and retain the
information. Create study questions as you preview and read the text. Be
sure to think of short answer and essay questions. Make notes in the
form of study maps or outlines.
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Ask your instructor what
kind of exam you should prepare for. Will it be short answer,
true/false, multiple choice, essay, or a combination? The ways you
prepare for an objective test will be different from the ways you
prepare for an essay test.
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Make flashcards to help
you remember key points and details. Write a question about the key
point on one side of the card, and write the answer on the other.
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Always study as though
you're practicing to take a test. Write the answers to your study
questions. Check your answers against your notes. Make any necessary
corrections in your response.
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Visualize yourself
taking the exam and work on reducing your anxiety.
Imagine yourself calmly reading over the test, thinking about the
questions and answering the questions. Do this daily for a week before
the test.
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