- Fri Dec 04, 2015 6:04 pm
#21155
Egpeters92,
I would recommend finding something to do in the morning that will distract you from the test. This is going to be different for everyone: watch a movie, go for a run, read a book, etc. Physical activity is good, especially if you have a lot of nerves, but don't wear yourself out either. You can also just try and stick with your normal routine for the day if that is enough to distract you. I've had students do everything from play golf to get a manicure. It really just depends on what is relaxing for you.
Before you leave for the test, try running through a couple logical reasoning questions or setting up a game. It will get your mind going in the way it needs to be for the test. I would suggest not checking your answers for those questions, since your anxiety may increase if you do not get them correct, but just doing them.
So most of your morning should be spent relaxing and then take a little bit of time before you leave doing some questions and getting into the right head space for the test. You have already done all the hard work and prep, now it's just about staying focused and doing what you've practiced.
Good Luck!
Ladan