Student-Generated Test Questions: Create Your Own Study Guide Review Activity

THE BEST way to review for a test! Get your students thinking about what they've learned this unit and what might show up on a test. By letting the students assume the role of teacher, they take ownership of their learning and they get to study without feeling like they're studying. When creating multiple-choice and true-false questions, students also get to think about the types of errors they may make during the test.

This product is an 8-page PDF, each containing a blank organizer for different type of test question. Each page is intended to be cut into two half-pages. The included test question types are:

• multiple-choice
• matching
• true-false
• fill-in-the-blank
• diagram
• short-answer
• essay
• other (for those questions that just don't fit into the other categories!)

If you have two days to review for a big test, here's my favorite way to use this resource:

• Day 1: Cut the pages into half-sheets and have students work in groups to create a variety of questions using their notes, textbook, past assignments, or other resources.
• Compile the best questions into a study guide.
• Day 2: Students individually answer the questions on the study guide, and take it home for homework if it's not completed.
• Day 3: Students take the test. They are SO prepared!

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