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I do good on my standardized test. I always get a good score for my standardized test. I consider myself a good test taker. I believe I am a good test taker because I like to study in class before the test. I also think I am a good test taker because I also like to study and make sure that I really understand that material. When I do not get to learn/ study a material I try to do my best in the test. I think I have not always been a good test taker because I sometimes needed help in certain things. I also think I was not always a good test taker because before I didn 't really study before the test. The night before testing I try to take a look at all of my papers I have of that class and then study all of my papers for at least half a hour.

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