the study of a word’s history

An Event or Situation that produces tension or worry.

Higher order thinking questions are for

all students, regardless of age

4 primary learning styles: spatial, auditory, reader, & tactile. An active learner is?

Processing and thinking about what they are doing

What are SMARTER Goals?

Specifc,measurable,achievable,realistic,time,evaluate,review

What is Frugal Innovation?

Solving problems by doing better with less

What are the limits of frugal innovation?

Products are less attractive to customers

What is a liberal education?

Focused on the arts, culture, and sciences

How do you show respect?

All options are signs of respect

an internally-driven ability to be positive in the face of struggle

A hack, a simple workaround, a solution that bends the rules

What does the acronym DAPPS stand for?

Dated Achievable Personal Positive Specific

What is an action of your inner defender?

It's not my fault I'm late, my mom had to drive me.

What are the elements of the Communication Process

Messenger,Sender,Receiver,Channel,and Feedback

the art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing

an expression that doesn't really mean what it says

Why does the rhetorical situation matter?

Because it determines the speaker, audience, and purpose.

Free application for federal student aid

Is the set of beliefs, behaviors, and traits

What are the results of effective communication?

Understanding, trust, build connections, and solve differences

Which of these is not an example of growth mindset?

If I don't do most of the classwork and homework, I will get a good GPA

Ethnocentrisum is the belief that:

The way we do things is superior to the way they do things

What is a stereotype?

A generalization about a person or a group of persons.

A written plan for spending, saving, and investing the money you earn

Is the set of beliefs, behaviors, and traits

Thinking about your thinking, how do you know if you are critically thinking about a discipline

You think in terms of concepts within the discipline

comparison of two or more things based on their relationship

Multi-logical problems require what to be solved?

Reasoning between multiple points of view

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Etymology is
the study of slang and colloquial meanings
the synonym meaning of a word
the study of a word’s history
the study of insects
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How do you begin to think in terms of logic of the discipline?
Learn the vocabulary
Research the data or authors within the discipline
Study
Talk about it with friends
3
Large goals can seem insurmountable, so to achieve success they must be...
Accomplished in a quick time frame
Tackled with support from peers
Discussed among friends
Broken down into little steps
4
What is Stress?
Only a situation where you feel really overwhelmed.
An Event or Situation that produces tension or worry.
An Event or Situation that produces only tension.
Stress is Stress
5
Higher order thinking questions are for
middle school students
high school students
all students, regardless of age
college students
6
4 primary learning styles: spatial, auditory, reader, & tactile. An active learner is?
Doing things because they are told to do them
Receiving information from the instructor and internalize it
Able to read, write, and hear
Processing and thinking about what they are doing
7
What are learning types?
Visual, Kinesthetic, Active
Visual, Kinesthetic, Auditory
Kinesthetic, Auditory, Listener
See no evil, hear no evil, do no evil
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What are SMARTER Goals?
Specific,measurable,achievable,realistic,time,evaluate
Specifc,measurable,achievable,realistic,time,evaluate,review
Specific,measurable,accessibl,realistic,time,evaluate,review
Specific,measurable,accessibl,realistic,time,evaluate,review
9
What is Frugal Innovation?
Innovating less technology
Saving money on better technology
Solving problems by doing better with less
10
What are the limits of frugal innovation?
Products are more expensive then their alternatives
Products with short lifetime
Products are less attractive to customers
11
What is a liberal education?
Focused on evidence-based nursing practice.
Focused on math and science.
Focused on STEM.
Focused on the arts, culture, and sciences
12
How do you show respect?
Learn nonverbal behavior
Avoid the right/wrong game
Pronounce names correctly
All options are signs of respect
13
What is optimism?
yes
an internally-driven ability to dab in the face of happiness
an internally-driven ability to be positive in the face of struggle
an externally-driven ability to do homework during 2.5
14
The Pomodor Technique was designed to help with what?
Python programming
Time Management
Italian cooking
Loan Repayment
15
Building positive relationships with your college instructors:
Offers opportunity to benefit from instructors' expertise
May provide you a mentor
All of the choices
Is a quadrant II activity
16
What is Jugaad?
A special tea brand from Assam, India
A hack, a simple workaround, a solution that bends the rules
A backwater from Kerala, India
An Indian Sweet specialty from Mumbai
17
Is the Scientific Method a problem solving framework
False
True
18
What is resilience?
dwelling on your problems
bouncing back
ignoring problems
pretending it didn't happen
19
Liberal Education deals with science, culture, and society?
False
True
20
What does the acronym DAPPS stand for?
Dated Achievable Personal Positive Specific
DMA Automated Publication Production System
Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, and Timely.
Decennial Applicant Personnel and Payroll System
21
When do we begin learning?
In preschool
At age 1
The day we are born
In kindergarten
22
What are Park University's Colors?
Maroon & Yellow
Garnet & Gold
Black & Blue
Old Wine & Canary
23
When a special committee is formed with one task, what is it called?
A special task force
An anno domini group
A focused study group
An ad-hoc committee
24
What is an action of your inner defender?
I can't do this
It's not my fault I'm late, my mom had to drive me.
I won't be successful
How do I know if I am on or off course and can I change?
25
What are the elements of the Communication Process
Messenger,Sender,Receiver,Channel,and Feedback
Messenger,Sharer,Respond,and Response
Messenger,Sender,Receiver,and Channel
Bread,peanut butter,and jelly
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Taught by asking questions
Aristotle
Socrates
Plato
27
What is rhetoric?
the art of writing plays
the art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing
the art of writing poetry
the art of drawing
28
"Aha" moment when faced with a problem
Induction
Insight
Image
Iconic
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what is an idiom?
an expression that doesn't really mean what it says
to say something with an additude but with happiness
to do somthing helpful for a reason
to describe something moving
30
Why does the rhetorical situation matter?
It doesn't matter.
Because it gives meaning to the Letter.
Because it just should.
Because it determines the speaker, audience, and purpose.
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What is FASFA
Free application for federal student aid
Financial aid for students anywhere
Fast and furious scholarships always
Free apples for sale again
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What is culture?
government
Is the set of beliefs, behaviors, and traits
the way people think
the world's people
33
What are the results of effective communication?
A great debate
Understanding, trust, build connections, and solve differences
Builds chaos
Reveals that the Cowboys are better than the Texans
34
An non-critical person may be?
Open Minded
Truthful
Rational
Conformist
35
Which of these is not an example of growth mindset?
When I practice hard while I'm swimming, I'll master swimming
If I listen hard and focus, I will get good grades
If I study hard for the benchmarks, I could get a good score
If I don't do most of the classwork and homework, I will get a good GPA
36
What is an important element of American Culture?
Cooperation over competition
Dressing formally all the time
Sports
Being very respectful of elders
37
Ethnocentrisum is the belief that:
All cultures are individualistic
All cultures are collectivistic
All cultures should be respected
The way we do things is superior to the way they do things
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What is the Socratic method?
Doing algebraic equations.
Teaching by questioning.
Study living people.
Training the brain as a muscle.
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What is a stereotype?
A type of radio.
A standard created by a single person.
A generalization about a person or a group of persons.
A person who is mad at the world.
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The concepts of persistence and optimism are...
Unemotional scales
Weighing scales
Leadership scales
Emotional intelligence scales
41
What is a budget?
A bank account
An expense list
A written plan for spending, saving, and investing the money you earn
A collection of investments
42
What is an aspect of surface culture?
Attitude towards elders
Eye contact
Gender and age rolls
Food and clothes
43
Name an element of reasoning:
Truth
Factual
Sufficiency
Honor
44
what is culture?
the way people think
the world's people
government
Is the set of beliefs, behaviors, and traits
45
Thinking about your thinking, how do you know if you are critically thinking about a discipline
You ask questions.
You think in terms of concepts within the discipline
There is not a way to know
You are an undecided major, so you have undecided thinking
46
In what year was Park University founded?
2000
1910
1875
1849
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Step by step procedure for solving a problem
Semantics
Image
Algorithm
Symbol
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What is an analogy?
working backwards
The use of symbols
comparison of two or more things based on their relationship
finding new ways to solve a problem other than the obvious route
49
What are Aristotle's Artistic Proofs?
Argument by persuasion
Just one proof: Pathos
Ethos, Pathos, Logos
Logical Fallacies
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Multi-logical problems require what to be solved?
Rationally reasoning within one point of view
More than one person's perspective
Establishing truth by presenting an argument
Reasoning between multiple points of view

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