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Getting Ready for State Testing

Last updated over 3 years ago
12 questions
Note from the author:
To help teachers learn about new question types to prepare students for online state testing.
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Worried about what online state testing will look like? Good thing you have Formative.


Watch the video below and then work with some of the question types to help your students prepare.

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Try using Categorize.

  • Watch the video below to see how to add a Categorize question.
  • Then try answering a few to see how you could use it in class.
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Sort the following.

  • √79
  • √4
  • 1/2
  • .75
  • √84
  • Ï€
  • Rational Number
  • Irrational Numbers
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Sort the following.

  • water
  • clouds
  • bear
  • rock
  • weeds
  • carbon dioxide
  • Biotic
  • Abiotic
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Try using Show Your Work.

  • Watch the video below to see how to add a Show Your work question.
  • Then try answering a few to see how you could use it in class.
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Circle, highlight, or color in the vacoule in the picture.

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Show how to calculate the TOTAL atoms in the following formula.

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Try using Match Table Grid.

  • Watch the video below to see how to add a Match Table Grid question.
  • Then try answering a few to see how you could use it in class.
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Plant Cell
Animal Cell
Both
Vacuole
Cell membrane
Cell wall
Nucleus
Mitochondria
Cytoplasm
Chloroplast
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Noun
Verb
dog
house
run
Mrs. Smith
swimming
singing
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Try using Hot Spot.

  • Watch the video below to see how to add a Hot Spot question.
  • Then try answering a few to see how you could use it in class.
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Where is a tansform boudary?

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Mark what areas the United States owned after the Louisiana Purchase.

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Try using Inline Choice.

  • Watch the video below to see how to add an Inline Choice question.
  • Then try answering a few to see how you could use it in class.
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Texas will have a __________ move through in the next few days. This front will bring __________ and possibly __________.
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During this time Texas was a part of __________.
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Try using Drag and Drop.

  • Watch the video below to see how to add a Drag and Drop question.
  • Then try answering a few to see how you could use it in class.
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Other Answer Choices:
Convergent Boundary
Subduction
Divergent Boundary
Transform boundary
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0, 1, 4, 65 are considered __________ numbers.
-1, -3, -90 are considered _____________ numbers.
.33, .5, .-5, 0.66 are considered _____________ numbers.
Other Answer Choices:
whole
rational
integers
irrational
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Now try to make your own online assessment or classwork assignment.