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We are suppose to make a blog for this term or as mr. isfield said that we are just throwing away 40% of our marks away.

So everyone study for exams cause it is going to be hard!

If you don't study you will F-A-I-L big time you should really try.

And one mor thing

LAKERS FOR THE WIN! BOSTIN SUCKS! LAKERS OWNS BOSTIN!

Blog

we are sopose too make a blog for this term
its worth 40% of your math grade
u also have too co
mment on ALL the blogs this term
If not there is a good chance that u will FAIL so u better study for the exam

but remember study and don't

FAIL

FAIL

FAIL

FAIL

FAIL

FAIL

Five Tips for Tests

Tip 1: Gauge your time

Unless it's a take home test, you only have so much time to get it done. Look at the mark's for each question. Figure out the time to give each answer.

Tip 2: Know the rules

Ask your teacher about the rules for the test. Can you use calculator? Bring notes? Talk to friend? Do you get penalized for wrong answer? Are you better of guessing or leaving a blank?

Tip 3: Plan your attack

Often it's to take a minute or two to think about HOW you're going to answer the question.

Tip 4: Fill the space

If there are five lines for an answer, or a big space on the sheet, fill the lines or the space. They give you an idea how big an answer your teacher expects.

Tip 5: Check your answer

In math, work backwards to make sure your is right. Language arts, proofread to make sure your spelling and punctuation are correct.

5 Tips for test

* Here are some easy tips for doing better in test. Keep them in mind when you get ready for the next one *


Tip 1: Gauge your time!

Unless it's a take home test, you only have so much time to get it done. Look at the marks for each question. Figure out the time to give each answer.

Tip 2: Know the rules

Ask your teacher about the rules for the test. Can you use a calculator? bring notes?talk to friends? Do you get penalized wrong answer? Are you better off guessing or leaving a blank?

Tip 3: Plan your attack:

Often it's better to take a minute or two to think about HOW you're going to answer the question.

Tip 4: Fill the space

If there are five lines for an answer, or a big space on the sheet, fill the lines or the space. The give you an idea how big an answer your teacher expect.

Tip 5: Check your answer

In math, work backwards to make sure your answer is right. In language arts, proof read to make sure your spelling and punctuation are correct.
Remember to study for all your exam!!! Good luck everyone
and have fun

(boston celtics for the win!!)

5 TIPS FOR TEST

=5 Tips for Test=

* Here are some easy tips for doing better in tests. Keep them in mind when you get ready for the next one. *

Tip 1: Gauge your time!
Unless it's a take home test, you only have so much time to get it done. Look at the marks for each question. Figure out the time to give each answer.

Tip 2: Know the rules!
Ask your teacher about the rules for the test. Can you use a calculator? bring notes? talk to friends? Do you get penalized for wrong answers? Are you better off guessing or leaving a blank?

Tip 3: Plan your attack!
Often its better to take a minute or two to think about HOW you're going to answer the question.

Tip 4: Fill the Space!
If there are you five lines for an answer or a big space on the sheet, fill the lines or the space. They give you an idea how big an answer your teacher expect.

Tip 5: Check your answer!
In math, work backwards to make sure your answer is right. In language arts (L.A) proofread to make sure your spelling and punctuation are correct.

Five Top For Tests(:

Tip 1: Gauge your time!

Unless it is a take home test, you only have so much time to get it done. Look at the marks for each question. Figure out the time to give each answer.

Tip 2: Know the rules!

Ask your teacher about the rules for the test. Can you use a calculator? Bring notes? Talk to friends? Do you get penalized for wrong answers? Are you better guessing or leaving a blank?

Tip 3: Plan your attack!

Often it is better to take a minute or two to think about HOW you're going to answer the question!

Tip 4: Fill the space!

If there is five lines for an answer, or a big space on the sheet, fill the lines of the space. They give you an idea how big an answer your teacher expects.

Tip 5: Check your answer!

In math work backwards to make sure your answer is right. In language arts, proofread to make sure your spelling and punctuation are correct.

REMEMBER TO STUDY FOR YOUR EXAMS!
And good luck to everyone(: