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How do you recite Cornell Notes
Scream them at the top of your lungs repeatedly
Study and memorize it
Read an article about flying cows
Read them repeatedly to help remember it
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Why would you use Cornell notes?
To study for a test
To help on a Homework assignment
To get ready for a quiz
All of the above
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What is the sixth step to taking Cornell Notes?
Make sure the notes are accurate
Reread the information and check if there is any mistakes
Crumble up the paper
Study/read them repeatedly
4
Cornell notes don't help you have organized notes. True or False?
True
False
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Would you use Cornell notes?
yes
no
no
maybe not
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What is the fifth step to taking Cornell Notes?
Make a two-column table the left one should take up ⅓ of your paper.
Think about the information in your head to see if you made any mistakes
Read them repeatedly to help you remember.
Have a bowl of pasta
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What subject/classes are Cornell notes best used for?
Math and science only
All subjects
None of the above
Preferably Ela and Social Studies
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What side of the column for Cornell notes has questions about the notes
Middle
Both
Right side
Left side
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What is the first step to taking Cornell notes
Write down notes on the left column
Make a three-column table, the right-hand column using 1/3 of your paper
Make a pie chart
Make a two-column table with the left-hand column using 1/3 of the paper
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What is the fourth step to taking Cornell Notes?
Sing the ABCs.
Write a paragraph describing what you got the info from.
Write a 5-page essay on what you got the info from.
Write a sentence about what you got the info from.
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Why are cornell notes important?
Because it helps with nothing
When someone asks for notes you can give them your notes
They aren't important
Because it helps you have organized notes