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Student Success Skills

Asking Questions During a Test

by jennifer
May 9, 2014

Is it ok to ask a question of the teacher during a test?  Each teacher has a different approach to answering questions during the exam, but there are some general guidelines that might help.

 

  1. Ask a question when you have a genuine confusion about the test.  Raise your hand. Don’t leave your seat.
  2. Be careful to frame your inquiry to focus on clarifying the question without asking for information that would help you answer the question.
  3. Ask your question quietly so that you don’t disturb other students.

Be careful to avoid being a student who is always asking for additional information.  If your teacher is not receptive to questions, you might want to make a note with your answer that explains your interpretation of the question..

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