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Instructions for using this template.

• Remember this is Jeopardy, so where I have
  written Answer this is the prompt the students
  will see, and where I have Question should be
  the students response.
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Jeopardy
Choose a category. You will be given the
answer. You must give the correct question.
Click to begin.
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Choose a point value.
Choose a point value.
Click here for Final Jeopardy
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Taking objective tests
Taking essay tests
Essay answer technique
Preparing for essay tests
Preparing for exams
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Two questions to ask an instructor before an exam
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What types of questions youll be expected
to answer How many questions will be on the exam
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The four major steps in preparing for exams
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• Gather information
• before you study
• Use the 5 day study plan
• Use active study strategies
• Evaluate your preparation

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The importance of knowing the 6 levels of
questions in Blooms taxonomy
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This reminds students to prepare to answer more
complex questions about the material they are
studying
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The steps of the 5-day study plan
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Space your study Divide the material Study the
oldest material first Plan active study
tasks Monitor your learning
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The difference between recall-level and
recognition-level learning
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Recall-level learning requires that you know the
material without any additional clues. For
recognition-level learning you need only
recognize the answer form among the answers
listed on the exam
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The definition of test anxiety
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The physical and emotional responses experienced
by those uncertain about their preparation
or performance on a test
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The 6 parts of the test anxiety cycle
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Test failure Test anxiety Cant study
effectively Unprepared for exam More test
anxiety Interference with test performance
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The only point in the test anxiety cycle where
you can effectively change the outcome of your
next exam
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Cant study effectively
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Four general test-taking strategies
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Prepare well Follow directions Budget your
time Answer the easiest questions first
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Three things to remember about guessing
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Look for patterns Check for balanced answer
keys Guessing doesnt replace proper preparation
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Four things you can learn more about from
returned exams
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Course content Your professors testing
methods Your preparation Your test-taking skills
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How many practice essay questions you should make
up when you study for an essay test
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At least 4 times the number of questions that
will be on the exam or Predict 3 or 4 questions
from each chapter
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Five steps to use when preparing for essay tests
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Predict questions Gather information Organize
information Learn the information Write out the
answer
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The levels of questions from Blooms taxonomy you
can use to predict challenging questions
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Analysis Synthesis Application
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The reason to write out the answers to the
questions you predicted
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Practicing writing the answer to practice
questions will help you to get started, phrase
your answer, and tie points together when you
take the actual test
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The benefits of gathering information for
predicted essay questions
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This active study technique forces you to dig
through the text and your lecture notes looking
for relevant information
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Three steps to success on essay exams
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Reading the directions Planning before you
write Organizing your answer
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Two ways to figure out how much you should write
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How much space the professor provides on the
examination paper The point value of the question
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The basic design you should use to answer an
essay question
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Use either a one paragraph design for lower point
questions, or one paragraph for each main point
in a higher point question
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The steps to writing an essay test answer
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Turn the question into a statement Write your
first main point Support your main points Add
transition words Add a conclusion
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Five factors that influence your grade on essay
test answers
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Content Organization Format Mechanics Neatness
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Four strategies for gaining more points on essay
exams
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Use the rest of the exam as a resource when
answering questions Always write something Leave
extra space If you run out of time turn in a note
that outlines what your answer would have been
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How to mark an essay question before you answer
it
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Circle direction words and underline what the
direction words refer to. It may be helpful to
number the parts of the question
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Jottings
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Organizational notes you make before you answer a
high point essay question
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Three different ways to do jottings
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Lists Matrixes Mappings
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Final Jeopardy
Make your wager
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The six levels of Blooms taxonomy
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Knowledge-level Comprehension-level Application-le
vel Analysis-level Synthesis-level Evaluation-leve
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