Don't just pick the choice you think is correct:
Read the Question covering the choices
Think of what the answer might be
Read all the choices carefully
Eliminate the choices you know are incorrect
Check mark the choices that might be the answer
Read all the choices
DO NOT stop at the first choice you think is correct.

INFORMATION FOR TODAY:

A Review of the Language Assessments:

Detroit Test of Learning Aptitude (DTLA)

Norms for ages 6-17.11. Six domains are tested: verbal versus
non-verbal, attentions enhanced versus attention reduced, and motor
enhanced versus motor reduced. The DTLA contains 11 sub-tests: word
opposites, design sequences, sentence imitation, reverse letters, story
construction, basic information, symbolic relations, word sequences,
story sequences, picture fragments, and design reproduction. It is
great for testing language in an academic context. The DTLA is great
tool to use to obtain an overview of the child's learning ability. It
takes approximately 1-2 hours to administer.