NAI Summer Bridge #4

Question 1

This Thinking Map is a

Accepted Answer

Tree Map that shows the different types Energy Resources

Question 2

YOU are a NAI Scholar: FIRST, LAST, and ALWAYS!

Accepted Answer

True

Question 3

The last part of Cornell Notes is the summary. When should you write your summary?

Accepted Answer

After you write notes and questions to give you time to process the info.

Question 4

According to the article, to support the program, what did Dr. Shaveonte Graham do?

Accepted Answer

She worked for NAI and their Saturday Academy.

Question 5

What did Dr. Shaveonte Graham do when she was at home?

Accepted Answer

took care of family and studied

Question 6

When taking notes, write phrases not complete sentences.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 7

How many parts are there to the Cornell Notes?

Accepted Answer

3

Question 8

Your questions in your Cornell Notes should match the information in your notes section.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 9

This is 1/2 of a multi-flow map showing only the CAUSES of acid rain.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 10

What does this Thinking Map tell you?

Accepted Answer

Different parts of a lily

Question 11

Other than her mom, another reason for Dr. Graham staying in NAI was that she received a lot of support from the program

Accepted Answer

True

Question 12

Why is note-taking important?

Accepted Answer

It helps you focus during the lesson and it can be used as a study guide.

Question 13

There are how many Thinking Maps?

Accepted Answer

8

Question 14

Why didn't Dr. Shaveonte Graham quit the USC NAI program?

Accepted Answer

Her mom said she couldn't.

Question 15

What type of Thinking Map is this and what is the relating factor?

Accepted Answer

Bridge Map and Leadership

Questions 15