Standardized Tests

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By Z-MATH 2 comments
Many Standardized Math Tests have problems that have MIXED-FRACTIONS to be solved by ADDITION, directly or indirectly, and since the tests are timed it is very important that these operations are done QUICKLY... more »
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To ADD or SUBTRACT any two fractions,one must first find a Least Common Denominator,(L.C.D.). The process of finding the (L.C.D.) can be difficult at times. This article will show how to add or subtract any two fractions without having to find ... more »
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When a private school you want to attend requires the Secondary School Admission Test (SSAT), taking it can be more than just uncomfortable. Pre-test jitters are as common as testing itself, and when you take a big test like the SSAT, you can ... more »
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Enrolling in a course to prepare for the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) is a great way to improve chances of a high score. Take TOEFL prep courses online through various websites or in-person in traditional classroom settings. Find ... more »
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There are many Techniques to factor a QUADRATIC TRINOMIAL. " Trial and Error ", is one of the many techniques, that works well with those QUADRATIC TRINOMIALS whose constant coefficients, A, B and C are nice. This Article will show a ... more »
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" LOOK MOM, NO CALCULATOR !!! " There are many different Techniques on how to find the Square Root of any positive REAL NUMBER, this Article will show an interesting Algorithm to find the SQUARE ROOT OF ANY POSITIVE REAL NUMBER without ... more »
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Making the most of study time when preparing for the Secondary School Admission Test (SSAT) is important to everyone taking the test. You want to get a high score and study in the most efficient way possible. The best way to do this is to obtain ... more »
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The Test of English as a Foreign Language, or TOEFL, is given to foreign students who wish to study in English at US colleges and universities. This test measures a student's English-language proficiency in reading, writing, listening and ... more »
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The High School Placement Test, or HSPT, is used by many Catholic and other private schools as a way of comparing middle school applicants from different schools. The test was created by the Scholastic Testing Service. Students may score higher ... more »
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In many mathematics exams the situation arises when it very important to know when one fraction is greater than another fraction. Especially in a subtraction problem when the smaller fraction needs to be subtracted from the larger fraction. Also ... more »
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Complete certainty is rare. Sometimes there's no other choice but to formulate a guess based on knowledge and experience. Think about all the times when you had to guess and found yourself mentally gathering information and eliminating ... more »
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To ADD (1 / 4) + (1 / 5) ... First, you ADD 5 + 4 which equals 9. Then, you MULTIPLY 5 x 4 which equals 20, you write your answer as 9 / 20. To SUBTRACT (1 / 4) - (1 / 5)... First, you SUBTRACT 5 - 4 which equals 1. Then, you ... more »
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In many Math Tests several problems involve the addition, subtraction, the MULTIPLICATION and the DIVISION of fractions. Most if not all these Math Tests are timed. This article article wiil show step-by-step how to MULTIPLY or DIVIDE any two ... more »
By Z-MATH 2 comments
In many Timed Math Tests there are certain problems that directly or indirectly have the operations of MULTIPLICATION or DIVISION of MIXED-FRACTIONS. This article will show how to do these operations QUICKLY... more »
By favefive 10 comments
Standardized state testing is a way by which public school accountability is measured. Although educators and parents may not see eye to eye on how it is implemented, it is important that the students are well prepared to be able to pass the tests... more »
By Mullzerboy 2 comments
Here are a few helpful tips on preparing yourself for an exam.. more »
By 02SmithA 7 comments
A big exam to study for and not enough time. Do you pull an all-nighter or just not study? Learn how to avoid these issues in some easy steps... more »
By bmdoyle 0 comments
The SAT is perhaps the most important test in one's life. Adequately preparing for it is essential. This article tells you how... more »
By Julie Mayfield 8 comments
The Official SAT Question of the Day is a free service of Collegeboard.com that delivers one sample test question per day to help you prepare for the SAT... more »
By bryanjmason 0 comments
follow these directions to pass a final with one night of studying.. more »
By afezza 0 comments
How to study for a test.. more »
By Z-MATH 0 comments
Many Standardized Math Tests have problems that, directly or indirectly, have the SUBTRACTION of MIXED-FRACTIONS, and since these tests are timed, it is very Important that this operation is done quickly. This Article will show you how... more »
By Cougar1002 0 comments
Something I figured out early on in high school and later college is that note-taking plays a major role in how well you do in a class. In this article, I'll show you a few idea that helped me and that will hopefully help you as well... more »
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Writing an exam can be nerve wracking, and sometimes you may freeze up and go blank. Sometimes people have a fear of exams and find it truly difficult. You can manage to write an exam and get the grades you want. It is smart to prepare and remain ... more »
By Hapworth 1 comments
You've studied the College Board question of the day. You've purchased an SAT video. All have been helpful, but the SAT essay still makes you nervous. After all, how do you write an effective essay in 25 minutes? Yikes!.. more »