Test-taking Anxiety And Strategies - Quiz
- 1.What is Test Anxiety?
- A.
An uneasiness or apprehension experienced before, during, or after a test because of concern, worry, or fear.
- B.
The moment you wake up in the morning and forget you have a test.
- C.
I don't know.
- 2.If you are experiencing mental blocks, anxiety, nervousness or physical discomfort right before or during a test, it may be time to adopt some new habits to reduce these symptoms of text anxiety.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 3.What are some tips to help reduce test-taking anxiety? Check all that apply.
- A.
Choose an appropriate atmosphere for studying.
- B.
Take effective notes and develop a regular study schedule.
- C.
Procrastinate.
- D.
Create learning aids for studying and use those in advance of a test.
- E.
Prepare yourself by attending all classes, asking questions, and getting assistance if you have a particular problem with the material.
- F.
Wait until the night before the test to do ALL of your studying.
- 4.What are some tips for test-taking that you should use during a test? Check all that apply.
- A.
Read the directions and instructions carefully.
- B.
Take a break and sleep during the test.
- C.
Preview the types of questions and the point value of each.
- D.
Calculate the time needed for each section.
- E.
If allowed by the professor, use a "Dump Sheet." Write down any notes that will help stimulate your memory.
- F.
Eat food during the test.
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