This document provides strategies for different types of exams, including true/false, matching, and multiple choice questions. It discusses how to prepare, strategies for each exam type, and how to manage test anxiety. Some key points are: - For true/false tests, statements with absolute or qualifying words can help determine if they are true or false. When unsure, it's better to guess true. - For matching tests, review both lists before answering and eliminate options to choose the best match. - For multiple choice, strategies include previewing, answering easier questions first, eliminating wrong answers, and using logic to choose the right answer. - Essay exams require analyzing concepts and their relationships; preparation includes reviewing course

1. Test-Taking Strategies Mack Gipson, Jr. Tutorial and Enrichment Center Gayla S. Keesee Education Specialist

2. Strategies for Objective Tests

5. True/False Tests True/false tests provide excellent odds for guessing. There are many ways to make a statement “false” so they can be tricky.

13. Matching Tests Matching tests require you to recognize the correct answer from a list of alternatives. All you have to do is memorize.

35. Strategies for Short Answer and Essay Exams

48. Controlling Test Anxiety