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1
What’s one useful strategy for reading with children around?
Don’t allow interruptions
Create a special space for your child
Do not try to read if you won’t be able to finish the entire assignment
Read first, attend to your children afterward
2
As described in the text, the foundation of a personal knowledge base is:
Information stored in a searchable database
All of these
Information stored in a single database
A note-taking application that syncs information across all your devices
3
What should you do if you don’t understand what someone is saying to you?
Ignore the speaker’s body language
Interrupt with your own story, opinions, or suggestions
Pretend to understand
Repeat what you heard and ask for confirmation of the meaning
4
A concept map is a way to express ideas in a visual form.
False
True
5
Which of the following is a good strategy for making a successful transition to college?
Allow time for transition
Show up for class
Meet with your academic advisor
All of the above
6
If your learning style is based more on feelings, what is a good way to learn how to use a new cell phone?
Read the material first.
Recall past experience with new items.
Ask a friend to coach you.
Get your hands on the phone.
7
What’s a good strategy for improving your observation in class?
Focus on the instructor’s lecturing style
Sit front and center and bring the right materials
Do homework while the instructor is still lecturing
Fight your daydreams
8
One key to loving your problems is staying in action no matter how you feel.
True
False
9
Lunch suggestion for communicating with someone from a collectivist culture is to:
Takes so credit for your team’s success
Appeal to that person’s desire for competition
Deliver your criticism in private rather than in public
Open conversations with jokes about the oldest person in your family
10
People who favor perceiving by abstract conceptualization learn best by getting directly involved in new experiences.
False
True
11
Outlining:
Should only be handwritten.
Organizes your thoughts about the assignment.
Keeps you from being late.
Is a formal process.
12
“I” messages:
Don’t include your own thoughts or feelings
Are not helpful in managing conflict
All of these
Don’t judge, blame, criticize or insult
13
When you miss a class:
Wait for you instructor to contact you about missed assignment
Leave a space in your notebook and fill it in before the final
Wait until the next class to get the notes
Contact a classmate for notes and find out about any new assignments
14
To get the most out of your day, don't include "fun" time in your schedule.
True
False
15
Which of the following is a clue that a particular point from a lecture will be on an exam?
Instructor repeats the point
The instructor becomes more animated as he or she discusses the point
All of these
The instructor glance at his or her notes before making the point
16
When should you do your first complete review of a reading assignment?
Within one day
Within one hour
Within one week
Within one month
17
Intention statements are which of the following?
A way to learn where you are
Statements of Commitments to do a specific task or a certain action
Promises you keep when it’s convenient
Admissions of your failures
18
Which of the following is a valid guideline for writing discovery statements?
Ignore discomforts
Judge yourself harshly
Notice your inner voices and pictures
Don’t worry about details
19
You should make a to-do list only for your busiest days.
False
True
20
Which is easiest to remember?
Materials we see as abstract or theoretical
Materials we find difficult or tiresome
Materials that is personally meaningful.
Materials unrelated to our existing knowledge
21
Presentations are usually organize into three main sections: the introduction, the main body and the conclusion.
False
True
22
Options for taking research notes include:
Writing on index cards
Creating a table with columns for subtopic, content, and source.
Riding with a computer or other digital device
All of these
23
People learn best when they limit themselves to the way of perceiving and processing information they naturally prefer
True
False
24
One sign of potentially untrustworthy website is the lack of any information about how to contact its creator.
False
True
25
After talking to someone about an issue, you should always walk away with a entirely new point of view.
False
True
26
Knowing your learning style can help you achieve success in which area?
Academic
Career
All of the above
Relationships
27
You will always be comfortable through out the learning process.
True
False
28
What is a strategy for effective writing?
There is no need to write a first draft
Keep every thought you had on the paper; it will be helpful in some way
Plan to revise several times
Don’t do in-depth research
29
A question you can ask to demonstrate full listening is:
Do you want some unsolicited advice
Can you just stick to the facts and keep your emotions to yourself?
Is there anything more you want to say about that?
How can you possibly have that point of view?
30
What are the three parts of an effective note-taking?
Riding, outlining, and revising.
Listening, reciting, and repeating.
Copying, editing, and revising.
Observing, recording, and reviewing.
31
Information literacy includes:
Using information to achieve a goal
Organizing information
All of these
Finding information from appropriate sources
32
Effective listening begins with a clear intention
False
True
33
Reviewing material:
Can significantly increase your comprehension of reading materials.
Involves detailed studying of paragraphs.
Can interfere with the start of your assignment.
Takes twice as long to do than the actual reading of content.
34
What’s an easy way to sort extraneous material from the important points when you’re taking notes?
Use random listening techniques
Take notes using keywords or phrases
Take notes with a bold pen
All of these
35
Staying focused as you read involves:
Refraining from writing in your book.
Picking up outside material to read.
Letting your mind wander.
Avoiding marathon study sessions by taking short breaks.
36
What’s an effective strategy for actually taking a test?
Read directions quickly and move on to more difficult questions
Ask another student for the answers
Look for answers in other test questions
Jot down memory aids on a separate sheet of paper
37
Information is best defined as:
Facts or figures along with context and significance
None of these
A collection of war facts or figures
Guidance for new decisions and behaviors
38
The text recommends that you use the terms data, information, and knowledge to mean the same thing.
False
True
39
The main body of your presentation is to list and answer 10 question that people are likely to have about your topic.
True
False
40
When embrace and diversity it is helpful to:
Look for common ground
Not listen to other’s opinions
All of these
Focus only on your culture and background
41
Data is best to find as:
None of these
Information that leads to new decisions and behaviors
A collection of a facts or figures
Facts or figures along with context and significance
42
A major goal of taking research note is to:
Separate your own image from the image of someone else
Both of these choices
Separate your own words from the words of someone else
None of these choices
43
What’s the best way to achieve a goal?
Don’t tell other about it
Translate it into specific, concrete behaviors
Keep it general
Don’t be bold, play it safe
44
What’s a useful two-step method to test any argument.
How long the viewpoint has been generally accepted as true
State the assumption and then look for exceptions to them
Ask an authority figure if the viewpoint is correct
Take a poll among your peers
45
Many cases of plagiarism takes place during the process of taking notes for research
False
True
46
When taking notes for research, never use the word me to refer to your own ideas.
True
False
47
Knowledge is defined as:
Information that leads to new decisions and behaviors
A collection of raw facts and figures
Facts or figures along with contacts and significance
All of these
48
To expand learning styles, it is important to experiment with new strategies for learning.
True
False
49
Curation is defined as the act of collecting, organizing, and sharing useful information.
True
False
50
According to the text, loving a problem starts with liking it.
True
False
51
For effective listening it is important to:
Not maintain Eye contact
Be quiet
Let distractions affect you
None of these
52
The book can be seen as a toolbox of useful tools.
False
True
53
Information literacy refers only to complex and detail communication - not things such as text messages
True
False
54
What’s the first rule of beginning a careful reading?
Tense up
Read everything at the same rate
Determine what you want from the assignment
Don’t set a time limit
55
What is a way to limit serendipitous creativity?
Join a discussion group
Watch television shows you wouldn’t normally watch
Avoid meeting new people
Read widely
56
According to the text, “people skills” are as important to your career as technical skills.
True
False
57
In general, about how much of a text should you underline or highlight as you read it?
About a third
About a quarter
At least half
Less than 10%
58
Identifying natural talent is important to understand learning modes.
True
False
59
What method is recommended for a weekly review of the task on your to-do list
ABC: Action, Blow off, or Compromise
None of these.
Three D: Delete it, Do it Now, Defer it.
Three R: Review, Revise, or Recommend
60
Taking practice test is a good way to prepare for a math test.
False
True
61
Which of the following is an effective review tool?
Study checklist
Mind map summary sheets
All of these
Flashcards
62
Most money problem result from spending more than is available.
True
False
63
When should you begin a major review for a big exam, such as a final
At least two weeks before.
The night before
At least a week before
At least three days before
64
A personal knowledge base should only include information from your courses.
False
True
65
Which of the following is NOT an effective way to get ready for a test?
Do daily reviews
Try to memorize absolutely everything you’ve read
Create summary notes
Create flashcards
66
Which of the following is NOT a valid guideline for writing intention statements?
Don’t make intentions observable
Anticipate self-sabotage
Set timelines
Make intentions small and achievable
67
The best way to approach time management is to remember that you are not in control of time.
False
True
68
Options for creating speaking notes include:
All of these
3 x 5 cards
Concept maps
Outlines
69
The purpose of the discovery wheel is to:
See if you were like college life
Provide a picture of how you see yourself as a student
Tessia ability to follow directions
Focus on your negative learning habits
70
Intention statements should be:
Vague
Positive
Negative
Neutral
71
What’s a useful technique for remembering someone’s name?
Link the first and last names
Set a memory top
Repeat it out loud
Pretend you remember it
72
What's one way in which planning can set you free?
It helps you "dig in"
If forces you to make constant decisions
It lets other people set your course for you
It can help you achieve long-term goals
73
Civility is about bing courteous, polite, and respectful.
False
True
74
Which of the following characterizes critical thinkers?
Critical thinkers do not define key terms upfront
Critical thinkers avoid asking questions
Critical thinkers take time to understand an idea before giving an opinion
Critical thinkers believe that giving up their opinion means given up
75
It’s more effective to disable or ignore instant messaging and email notifications when reading online.
True
False
76
If plagiarism is accidental and unintended, it is likely to have no consequences.
False
True
77
Factors that can help you evaluate a source of information includes:
Links to reputable websites
Publication date
List of who pays for a website
All of these
78
During a lecture, if you hear something that you disagree with, you should:
Think of ways to interrupt the instructor to I ask a question about it
Think about the disagreement internally for the rest of the class
Assume the instructor is wrong and ignore the rest of the material given
Write down your disagreements to discuss with the instructor
79
The tips and strategies for success in: The Essential Guide to Becoming a Master Student are best thought of as:
Requirements
Experiments
Tools
All of the above
80
What’s an effective way to deal with an instructor who talks too fast?
Exchange class notes with other students
All of these
Ask the instructor to slow down
Use a recorder
81
What’s one useful strategy for planning?
Work backwards from the future to the present
Don’t act until your plan is complete
Use time management techniques to focus on what’s most importing right now.
State goals as generally as possible
82
What’s a useful strategy when a reading assignment is tough?
Read it twice silently
Read it out loud
Read it laying down
Read it once and relax
83
Stereotyping can be avoided by seeing people as individuals.
False
True
84
Reviewing your notes after you take them is unimportant?
True
False
85
What is the opposite of practicing “I created it all”?
Blaming others
All of these
Seeing yourself as a victim of circumstance
Being resigned to a particular outcome
86
“Homeless people don’t want to work” is an example of all-or-nothing thinking.
False
True
87
A thesis statement does not need to be concise
False
True
88
According to the text, you should never use Wikipedia to do research.
False
True
89
Even the biggest libraries consist of three main elements - categories, collection, and online resources.
True
False
90
A successful student aligns his/her life with:
Strong values
Materialistic possessions
Physical strength
High paying jobs
91
Which of the following are characteristics of a master student?
All of the above
Creative, intuitive, caring
Joyful, able to focus attention, responsible
Energetic, courageous, willing to take a risks
92
People who favor processing information by active experimentation prefer to jump in and start doing things immediately.
True
False
93
The first step in choosing and committing to overcoming procrastination is:
Set up small consequences for failing to keep your commitment
Specify your goal in numerical terms whenever possible
Observe Your behavior and record the results
Practice without self-judgments
94
Discovery statements are used to alter courses.
True
False
95
In an essay question, the word analyze means that you should:
Write a series of concise statements
Debate and argue the pros and cons of an issue
Clarify an idea by giving examples of it
Break something into parts and discuss, examine, then give your opinion
96
When a test is returned to you, it is most appropriate to:
Read over your essay questions
Look for test errors, review your notes and answer questions correctly
Swap test with other students in class so they can give you the answers
File it away to study for finals
97
Reading straight through for hours is better than stopping for breaks.
True
False
98
When writing intention statements, group your goals into large, broad objectives.
False
True
99
To effectively manage your money, you should do which of the following?
Apply money-management strategies
All of these
Spend less than you have
Tell the truth about how much you have
100
An important test taking technique is to:
Stay with a question until you can’t answer it
Use stress management techniques if you are feeling nervous
Focus only on the test and finish fast
Ignore any tension you are feeling