Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence in this paragraph:

How to survive standardized testing in middle school
Build test skills gradually.
Don't try to " cram, " or study all the material at one time right before the test, because this may result in a loss of sleep and affect your academic performance overall. Cramming is also mentally exhausting, so you are better off studying small amounts of material each day for several months before your standardized test.

Possible answers: A. Be sure to take breaks from studying periodically for your standardized test. Don't cram too hard-wait for your breaks until the end of study days to take your standardized test. B. This way, you will build your test-taking skills over a long period of time. Some middle school students are naturally good test-takers, while others are not. C. To build skills, just spend a day each week working on your study guide. Then to build material, go to classroom workshops. D. Try to study in small chunks of time. In a study group, work on studying the material one at a time.
B.