Question

Check my answer for a test taking quiz?

Answer 1

1. Which of the following is not an effective strategy when taking multiple choice tests?
A Start with Question 1 and answer them all in order.
B Skip the hard questions and come back to them later.
C Read all the answer choices and then pick the best answer. <---
D Eliminate the obviously wrong answers and then make your best guess.


2. A student finishes an exam before the allotted time has expired. What should the student do next?
A Gather up materials and quietly leave the room.
B Close the test booklet and start thinking about the next exam.
C Proofread the answers and review the problems that were difficult. <---
D Take out a piece of paper and make a list of all the things to do this weekend.


3. Which of the following does not constitute a breach of academic integrity?
A Trading your math homework for your friend's French assignment, so you can both concentrate on studying for an upcoming physics exam.
B Keeping your Blackberry on your desk during an exam with an Internet browser window open.
C Taking a paragraph from a classmate's discussion board posting and including it in your book report, citing her by name and using quotation marks around her words. <--- IDK WHAT THIS QUESTION MEANS!!!


4. Which of the following is the best reason not to cheat on an exam?
A Your teacher will think you know more than you do.
B You won't know which material you still need to learn. <---
C You will lose self-respect and the trust placed in you by the teacher and the school.
D An answer you copy might be wrong.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Question 1 is what is NOT an effective strategy.

Answer 4

The rest I agree with.

Academic Integrity is the catch-all phrase we use for how you are expected to conduct yourself in class, on your homework, etc. You're supposed to do your own work. Don't cheat on tests. Etc.

Quoting someone and citing that you quoted them does not break this, which is why C is the correct answer.

Copying someones homework or using the internet during a test DOES break the Academic Integrity code (at least most of the time)

Answer 5

Yeah that would be A for question one and I'll explain why

Answer 6

Whoops not A I mean B. Its never suggested to skip questions on tests. (Although everyone does it.)

Answer 7

1.A
2.c
3.C i think
4.b

Answer 8

Actually, whether or not you should skip a question on a test depends on the scoring policy. If you lose points for incorrect answers, you may be better off not answering if you are not confident of getting a correct answer. A multiple choice test with 5 answer choices per question where each question is worth 3 points for a correct answer and -1 point for an incorrect answer will punish someone who guesses, for example.