If you are able to,look through thewhole test beforeyou begin to get asense of what iscoming up.MentalRehearsing-imagine yourselftaking the test in acalm andsuccessful way.Havesomeoneelse quizyou.Ask yourteacher for helpif you don’tunderstand thedirections.Cross out theanswer choicesthat you know arewrong, and thenwork on finding thecorrect answer.Get toschool ontime to getsettled in -no rushing! Answer EVERYquestion, even ifyou aren’t sureof your answer.Guess if youhave to!Giveyourself apracticetest.Highlight,underline, orcircle thedetails in thequestion.Don’t spend a lot oftime on any onequestion. If you arestruggling, move onand come back to itlater if you can.Do somepracticeproblems. If you don’t know aword on the test,look at the wordsaround it for clues.Get agoodnight’ssleepBegin revisinga few daysbefore the test,and do someeach day.Once you havechosen ananswer, plug itinto the questionto see if it works.On multiplechoice tests,read ALL theanswer choicescarefully.Use ALL of yourtime! Check yourwork over once,twice, as manytimes as you can.Put a little marknext to questionsthat you don’tknow so you cancome back tothem.Reviewtest takingstrategies.Read thequestionscarefully, twice, tomake sure youunderstand what isbeing asked.Free!UseQuizlet orKahoot.Use scratch paper toplan out your writtenresponses or workout mathproblems.Workneatly so you don’tget mixed up.If you have areading passageand thenquestions, readthe questionsfirst.Pay attention tocharts, maps, andgraphs. Read all oftheir titles andlabels. Check theunits ofmeasurement. Nudge AwayNegatives -switch negativethoughts topositive. Eat ahealthy/proteinbreakfast Big Breathing-practice breathingin and out to thecount or 5 or 7 tocalm the nerves. When youare finished,double-check yourwork.Answerthe easiestquestionsfirst.If you are able to,look through thewhole test beforeyou begin to get asense of what iscoming up.MentalRehearsing-imagine yourselftaking the test in acalm andsuccessful way.Havesomeoneelse quizyou.Ask yourteacher for helpif you don’tunderstand thedirections.Cross out theanswer choicesthat you know arewrong, and thenwork on finding thecorrect answer.Get toschool ontime to getsettled in -no rushing! Answer EVERYquestion, even ifyou aren’t sureof your answer.Guess if youhave to!Giveyourself apracticetest.Highlight,underline, orcircle thedetails in thequestion.Don’t spend a lot oftime on any onequestion. If you arestruggling, move onand come back to itlater if you can.Do somepracticeproblems. If you don’t know aword on the test,look at the wordsaround it for clues.Get agoodnight’ssleepBegin revisinga few daysbefore the test,and do someeach day.Once you havechosen ananswer, plug itinto the questionto see if it works.On multiplechoice tests,read ALL theanswer choicescarefully.Use ALL of yourtime! Check yourwork over once,twice, as manytimes as you can.Put a little marknext to questionsthat you don’tknow so you cancome back tothem.Reviewtest takingstrategies.Read thequestionscarefully, twice, tomake sure youunderstand what isbeing asked.Free!UseQuizlet orKahoot.Use scratch paper toplan out your writtenresponses or workout mathproblems.Workneatly so you don’tget mixed up.If you have areading passageand thenquestions, readthe questionsfirst.Pay attention tocharts, maps, andgraphs. Read all oftheir titles andlabels. Check theunits ofmeasurement. Nudge AwayNegatives -switch negativethoughts topositive. Eat ahealthy/proteinbreakfast Big Breathing-practice breathingin and out to thecount or 5 or 7 tocalm the nerves. When youare finished,double-check yourwork.Answerthe easiestquestionsfirst.

Untitled Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. If you are able to, look through the whole test before you begin to get a sense of what is coming up.
  2. Mental Rehearsing- imagine yourself taking the test in a calm and successful way.
  3. Have someone else quiz you.
  4. Ask your teacher for help if you don’t understand the directions.
  5. Cross out the answer choices that you know are wrong, and then work on finding the correct answer.
  6. Get to school on time to get settled in - no rushing!
  7. Answer EVERY question, even if you aren’t sure of your answer. Guess if you have to!
  8. Give yourself a practice test.
  9. Highlight, underline, or circle the details in the question.
  10. Don’t spend a lot of time on any one question. If you are struggling, move on and come back to it later if you can.
  11. Do some practice problems.
  12. If you don’t know a word on the test, look at the words around it for clues.
  13. Get a good night’s sleep
  14. Begin revising a few days before the test, and do some each day.
  15. Once you have chosen an answer, plug it into the question to see if it works.
  16. On multiple choice tests, read ALL the answer choices carefully.
  17. Use ALL of your time! Check your work over once, twice, as many times as you can.
  18. Put a little mark next to questions that you don’t know so you can come back to them.
  19. Review test taking strategies.
  20. Read the questions carefully, twice, to make sure you understand what is being asked.
  21. Free!
  22. Use Quizlet or Kahoot.
  23. Use scratch paper to plan out your written responses or work out math problems.Work neatly so you don’t get mixed up.
  24. If you have a reading passage and then questions, read the questions first.
  25. Pay attention to charts, maps, and graphs. Read all of their titles and labels. Check the units of measurement.
  26. Nudge Away Negatives - switch negative thoughts to positive.
  27. Eat a healthy/protein breakfast
  28. Big Breathing- practice breathing in and out to the count or 5 or 7 to calm the nerves.
  29. When you are finished, double-check your work.
  30. Answer the easiest questions first.