Strategy
is an appropriate word to use for your approach to the examination on
the day. It has been said that about 50 percent of your chances of
success relate to your examination skill rather than to your subject
knowledge.
So check and double check your exam dates and times. Check what you are allowed and what you are not allowed to take in with you and have these ready the day before. Budget your time. Do not waste time elaborating adequate answers if you ought to be moving to the next question. Always attempt to answer all the questions.
Follow the instructions. It is a good idea to double-check this before the exam. Read through the whole question paper before starting to write. Take each question as you come to it and think how your might cope with it. Then move on to the next question and do the same again. By the time you get to the last question, you will have found the questions easier than they seemed at first glance. Spend at least five minutes per question thinking about and planning your answer. This is never a waste of time.
Underline the key words in the questions that indicate what you are required to do. Again, it is useful half way through writing the answer, to check back that you are doing what you should. Make your answer legible. You can't change your handwriting but if it is very ti� or very large use double spacing to make it easy on the eye for the reader.
1. Choose the best answer from the alternatives : 1b&5=5
a) Strategy is a &e.
i) memory test for exam
ii) test for activeness
iii) skill for exam
iv) syllabus for exam
b) Budget your time means &e.
i) to determine one's income
ii) annual calculation
iii) to fix up time
iv) maintaining time
c) The key words should be &e.
i) underlined ii) read
iii) marked iv) indicated
d) What are the things that an examine requires to check again and again?
i) ideas about the subject
ii) lengthy answers
iii) planning the answers
iv) exam dates and times
e) The word 'Legible' means &e.
i) difficult ii) distinct
iii) hayy iv) complex
2. Write whether the statements are true or false. If false, give the correct answer. 1b&5=5
a) One should always attempt to answer essential questions.
b) Following instructions are thought to be defective idea.
c) One's examination skill has no less importance.
d) It is strongly recommended to change candidate's handwriting.
e) Necessary things should be made ready before the examination.
3) Fill in each gap in the following passage with a suitable word from the box. There are
face, follow, with, making, only, connected, answering, best, success, achieve, related, acquire
more words than necessary. 1.5b&10=05
Students should remember that they need to (a) some examination skills (b) a views to making good results. Mere knowledge of the sufficient matter can't help a student to (c) a better result. The (d) in the examination depends not (e) of the sufficient knowledge but also on the proper planning (f) to the examination work. Every student should make the (g) use of his time in the examination hall. He must avoid (h) wastage of time so that he has to (i) no difficulties in (j) all the questions in the examination.
4) Read the passage in 'A' again. Now write a paragraph based on the information about the 'strategy of an examinee'. Use the clues given in the box. Write the information in correct sequence as it appears in the text. The paragraph should not exceed 70 words. 1x5=5
spend, schedule, strategy, handwriting, planning, instruction, success
5) Read the passage in 'A' again. Now, answer the following questions in your own words :
1x5=5
a) Why is strategy important in the examination.
b) What should a student keep in mind in the examination hall?
c) What does the phrase 'double check' mean in the text?
d) Why should students budget their time?
e) What is the use of double spacing in writing answers to questions?
6) Fill in each gap with a suitable word of your own based on the information form the text in 'A':
It is very important for an examinee to be (a) about the examination. To follow the (b) of the examination is mandatory. One should (c) the whole question paper before (d) to write answers. Student should avoid writing (e) lengthy answers. The examinee must make (f) of time so that he/she can get (g) time to answer all the questions. As a student starts writing (h) he/she will have found the question's difficult. (i) of the vital things student should keep in mind is that they should write in (j) a way that examiner does not find any difficulty in reading it.
7) Read the text in 'A' again. Imagine you are going to sit for the exam next day. Now, write in about 70-80 words starting what you should do before the exam in the examination hall. 1x5=5
8) Read the passage in 'A' again. Now, write the main ideas of your passage in your own words in not more than five sentences.
1x5=5
Answer Sheet
1. a) iii. skill for exam
b) iii. to fix up time
c) i. underline
e) ii. distinct
2. a) False.
C. A : One should always attempt to answer all the questions.
b) False.
C. A : Following instructions is a good idea.
C) True
d) False.
C. A. It is not good to charge candidates handwriting.
e) True.
3. a) acquire b) with
c) achieve d) success
e) only f) related
g) best h) making
i) face j) answering
4. The word 'strategy' is an appropriate word to use for approach to the examination on the day. An examinee should read the instruction of the question and make a proper schedule of his answering question spending few time for per question thinking about and planning answer is never a waste of time. Underlining key-words and checking back while writing the answers are also two important issues. Success in examination depends not on handwriting but on presentation which should be understandably legible.
5. a) Strategy is important in an examination because success in exam depends equally on exam strategy and subject knowledge.
b) A student should keep in mind in the examination hall that 50 percent of chances of success depend on his examination skill rather than his subject knowledge.
c) In the text the phrase 'double check' means checking again and again.
d) Students should budget their time so that they can answer all the questions in time.
e) In writing answers to questions, the use of double spacing is to make the writing legible.
6. a) strategic/careful
b) instruction c) read
d) attempting e) unnecessary
f) division/budget
g) enough h) initially
i) one j) such
7) As an examinee I should follow the strategies of the examination. Before the exam I'll check and double check the dates and time. I will take only what I am allowed to take in the exam hall. In the exam hall, first of all, I should go through the whole question paper and underline all the key-words in the question paper. This will help me budget my time and follow all the given instructions properly.
My handwriting is some what large. So I should use double spacing so that the examiner can clearly understand my writing. My answers to the questions will be to the point but not lengthy. I should not leave any questions unanswered.
8) About 50% of chances of one's success depend on examination skill rather than subject knowledge. So, one should check one's exam schedule well, budget one's time and not waste time by elaborating answers. One should go through the whole question paper before starting to write and spend sometime in planning answers to every question. Again, it is useful to check back in the middle while answering whether one is doing the right thing. The answer should be made legible.
So check and double check your exam dates and times. Check what you are allowed and what you are not allowed to take in with you and have these ready the day before. Budget your time. Do not waste time elaborating adequate answers if you ought to be moving to the next question. Always attempt to answer all the questions.
Follow the instructions. It is a good idea to double-check this before the exam. Read through the whole question paper before starting to write. Take each question as you come to it and think how your might cope with it. Then move on to the next question and do the same again. By the time you get to the last question, you will have found the questions easier than they seemed at first glance. Spend at least five minutes per question thinking about and planning your answer. This is never a waste of time.
Underline the key words in the questions that indicate what you are required to do. Again, it is useful half way through writing the answer, to check back that you are doing what you should. Make your answer legible. You can't change your handwriting but if it is very ti� or very large use double spacing to make it easy on the eye for the reader.
1. Choose the best answer from the alternatives : 1b&5=5
a) Strategy is a &e.
i) memory test for exam
ii) test for activeness
iii) skill for exam
iv) syllabus for exam
b) Budget your time means &e.
i) to determine one's income
ii) annual calculation
iii) to fix up time
iv) maintaining time
c) The key words should be &e.
i) underlined ii) read
iii) marked iv) indicated
d) What are the things that an examine requires to check again and again?
i) ideas about the subject
ii) lengthy answers
iii) planning the answers
iv) exam dates and times
e) The word 'Legible' means &e.
i) difficult ii) distinct
iii) hayy iv) complex
2. Write whether the statements are true or false. If false, give the correct answer. 1b&5=5
a) One should always attempt to answer essential questions.
b) Following instructions are thought to be defective idea.
c) One's examination skill has no less importance.
d) It is strongly recommended to change candidate's handwriting.
e) Necessary things should be made ready before the examination.
3) Fill in each gap in the following passage with a suitable word from the box. There are
face, follow, with, making, only, connected, answering, best, success, achieve, related, acquire
more words than necessary. 1.5b&10=05
Students should remember that they need to (a) some examination skills (b) a views to making good results. Mere knowledge of the sufficient matter can't help a student to (c) a better result. The (d) in the examination depends not (e) of the sufficient knowledge but also on the proper planning (f) to the examination work. Every student should make the (g) use of his time in the examination hall. He must avoid (h) wastage of time so that he has to (i) no difficulties in (j) all the questions in the examination.
4) Read the passage in 'A' again. Now write a paragraph based on the information about the 'strategy of an examinee'. Use the clues given in the box. Write the information in correct sequence as it appears in the text. The paragraph should not exceed 70 words. 1x5=5
spend, schedule, strategy, handwriting, planning, instruction, success
5) Read the passage in 'A' again. Now, answer the following questions in your own words :
1x5=5
a) Why is strategy important in the examination.
b) What should a student keep in mind in the examination hall?
c) What does the phrase 'double check' mean in the text?
d) Why should students budget their time?
e) What is the use of double spacing in writing answers to questions?
6) Fill in each gap with a suitable word of your own based on the information form the text in 'A':
It is very important for an examinee to be (a) about the examination. To follow the (b) of the examination is mandatory. One should (c) the whole question paper before (d) to write answers. Student should avoid writing (e) lengthy answers. The examinee must make (f) of time so that he/she can get (g) time to answer all the questions. As a student starts writing (h) he/she will have found the question's difficult. (i) of the vital things student should keep in mind is that they should write in (j) a way that examiner does not find any difficulty in reading it.
7) Read the text in 'A' again. Imagine you are going to sit for the exam next day. Now, write in about 70-80 words starting what you should do before the exam in the examination hall. 1x5=5
8) Read the passage in 'A' again. Now, write the main ideas of your passage in your own words in not more than five sentences.
1x5=5
Answer Sheet
1. a) iii. skill for exam
b) iii. to fix up time
c) i. underline
e) ii. distinct
2. a) False.
C. A : One should always attempt to answer all the questions.
b) False.
C. A : Following instructions is a good idea.
C) True
d) False.
C. A. It is not good to charge candidates handwriting.
e) True.
3. a) acquire b) with
c) achieve d) success
e) only f) related
g) best h) making
i) face j) answering
4. The word 'strategy' is an appropriate word to use for approach to the examination on the day. An examinee should read the instruction of the question and make a proper schedule of his answering question spending few time for per question thinking about and planning answer is never a waste of time. Underlining key-words and checking back while writing the answers are also two important issues. Success in examination depends not on handwriting but on presentation which should be understandably legible.
5. a) Strategy is important in an examination because success in exam depends equally on exam strategy and subject knowledge.
b) A student should keep in mind in the examination hall that 50 percent of chances of success depend on his examination skill rather than his subject knowledge.
c) In the text the phrase 'double check' means checking again and again.
d) Students should budget their time so that they can answer all the questions in time.
e) In writing answers to questions, the use of double spacing is to make the writing legible.
6. a) strategic/careful
b) instruction c) read
d) attempting e) unnecessary
f) division/budget
g) enough h) initially
i) one j) such
7) As an examinee I should follow the strategies of the examination. Before the exam I'll check and double check the dates and time. I will take only what I am allowed to take in the exam hall. In the exam hall, first of all, I should go through the whole question paper and underline all the key-words in the question paper. This will help me budget my time and follow all the given instructions properly.
My handwriting is some what large. So I should use double spacing so that the examiner can clearly understand my writing. My answers to the questions will be to the point but not lengthy. I should not leave any questions unanswered.
8) About 50% of chances of one's success depend on examination skill rather than subject knowledge. So, one should check one's exam schedule well, budget one's time and not waste time by elaborating answers. One should go through the whole question paper before starting to write and spend sometime in planning answers to every question. Again, it is useful to check back in the middle while answering whether one is doing the right thing. The answer should be made legible.
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