"I got 10 hours of sleep, finished my healthy breakfast, took a test, and got a 100% instantly to graduate from high school." 

​This quote means that you are well prepared for an upcoming test and is approved for graduation.

​The last one is very important to memorize. The next slide is about how rushing can affect your test scores.

Rushing can affect test scores.

A story By Pranav Tadepalli

Sometimes, when you rush during a particular question or don't pay full attention to the question being asked, if some of the questions have the timer option, it will affect your score. For example, I rushed a lot of the questions during the SAT part because the time is minimal according to the sheet shown above. When I looked at the score report on my phone, I noticed that the goal for going to NOVA Community College's SAT Score is scheduled to get 1250 according to Naviance. The score, for now, is 610 because of how spending too much time or rushing a question basically affects your score and colleges are going to look at your report of how well you did. A solution to pass this test is that the extended time is available which means it will boost up by 20 more minutes and be ready to take your time. I always take my time on any test and improved my score a lot.

"I eliminate some of the answers that are wrong and made it very easy for me to get a better grade from a C to an A." 

​This quote means that there is a grade improvement by checking wrong answers easily. Imagine not using the eliminator, just guessing the answer, and just getting an F. That would be very disappointing and you can see that on your report card as well indicating the name and the date of the test

"Before submitting a test, I always check all of the answers to see if they are correct. Examples: Visualizations, graphs, etc." 

​This quote means that the teacher wants you to double-check your work before you turn in the test. This applies to your online work as well like google classroom and Schoology.