These questions include multiple choice, fill in the blank, matching, short answer, and true-false. These kinds of questions are designed to make you read and think during the test. In an objective test, the teacher is looking for your knowledge of details and ability to reason. Begin studying for an objective test the same way you do for an essay test. As in studying for an essay test, you will study your textbook and notes and think of possible questions.
Some people find it useful to make a study guide by outlining each possible test topic.
List and number each point. Highlight a key word or phrase for each. Recite the main points to help learn them. Read the directions carefully and completely. Budget your time.