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I don't use skills to be fr. But maybe you should take a glance at old papers bc once you see it you'll most likely remember the topic (good reviewing).during the test you should use process of elimination *USE COMMON SENSE*

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In the past pssa's I decided to get through my writing or prompt section before doing my multiple choice questions .

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I don't really have any strategies for tests so I can't say if any are successful or unsuccessful.

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That if you get stuck on a question, go on or guess so you have enough time to answer all of them. Don't take too long reading the passages so you have time to answer the questions.

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A successful strategy that I used was process of elimination. It also helps to check your answers before turning it in. A strategy that was unsuccessful was not taking my time and rushing things.

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Some Strategies I was taught while taking a test is, if you are having difficulties on an answer, skip it, and go back where your done.

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if you don't know an answer skip it and go back later

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I strategy that my old 3rd grade teacher taught me, was to read the questions first so that you know what to look for in the text.

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Skip it and go back to save time. Look back in the passage to find answers.

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skip if you dont know and go back to it.

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Some of the strategies I use are to guess on questions I don't know the answer to instead of lingering on them.

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sometimes if I don't feel like reading I just read the questions and go back in to find them. it doesn't really work but its less reading.

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skipping hard questions and going back to them.

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Some strategies I used was,, if your struggling skip and go back to it,, cross out any answers that don't make any sense. Read. your questions first so you know what your looking for.

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I bring mints and I try to go back and check to make sure I'm very sure about my answer. I also like to bring things that make me focus on the test and on nothing else.

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I strategy that my old 3rd grade teacher taught me, was to read the questions first so that you know what to look for.

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Successful: process of elimination of choices
because I usually don't  know the answer so i use this to guess
also, you can get your parents to get you out of the pssa's because are unnecessary

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If I didn't know an answer I would go back to it later once I answered all the other ones so I didn't slow myself down.

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Bell Ringer: What were some of the strategies you used on tests like the PSSA that were successful? Unsuccessful? Explain.

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Some strategies that I know have proven successful are eliminating answers and checking over answers before turning in work.