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The document provides information about a test day in algebra class. It lists assignments that include turning in a final review, taking the 1st semester final exam, and doing a silent read. It also gives test taking strategies such as eliminating impossible answers, checking all multiple choice options, not spending too much time on any question, skipping hard questions to go back to later, and circling answers on the test before filling in the answer sheet.
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