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Study Skills HNC Test my knowledge
Study Skills HNC Test my knowledge
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1
Where in the library would you find the section on canoing?
790 Outdoor Ed
799 Fishing
306 Sport in Society
796 Sport
2
If you have referenced a website, what date should you include at the end of the reference?
The date you first found the website but didn't look at it.
The date you accessed the website and found the information you cited.
The date the internet was invented
The date the website first appeared online
3
What is a direct quote?
When you put the text into your own words.
When someone uses forceful language and doesn't spare your feelings.
When a famous person says something inspirational
Text taken directly from the source and put into quotation marks.
4
Which is the correct way to show the author's name in a harvard reference?
Angela Harding,
Harding, A.
A. Harding.
Harding, Angela.
5
What synonym will help you construct a paragraph in academic writing?
PEED (Point, Explain, Escape, Divulge)
PEND (Point, Explain, Nap, Discuss)
PEAL ( Point, escape, analyse, look)
PEEL (Point, Example, Explanation, Link)
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Which of these three resources are available in the library
44 computers, 5,000 books, over 7,000 ebooks & online resources
4 computers, 2 classrooms, 3 spare pens
free breakfast, 500 books, 14 tables
3 classrooms, 5 desks, free paper, a place to sleep
7
In which section of the library will you find Mountaincraft & Leadership, adventure tourism, ?
Tourism, conservation, woodland management
Sports, outdoor education, outdoor leadership
Fiction/Leisure
Conservation, ecology, environment
8
What are the three steps to good research
1) google 2) Click on the first 2 google results. 3) reference wikipedia
1) Panic 2) ask a friend 3) search wikipedia
1) Ask my teacher. 2) Ask a Librarian. 3) Look at google.
1) Brainstorm key words 2) Core Text books 3) Library resources on moodle
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Copies of Safety & Risk in Outdoor Adventure, are both in the library & on ebook, where would you find our eBooks?
LRC section of Moodle
Turnitin on Moodle
Student Support Services
Academic Journals on Moodle
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What do I do if i need additional support with my studies?
Speak to my PAT/ Lecturer or Library Team
Copy from a friend
Struggle in silence
Look for help online
11
Which is the correct Harvard citation layout
(Harding, Angela. Kayaking. Pages 23-25)
Angela Harding. Kayaking. page 23-25
(Harding. Kayaking. pp23-25)
Harding. Kayaking. p23-25
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A strong argument includes:
A POV that you are repeating that you've read online but don't understand.
Lots of shouting and not listening to the opinions of others
Your opinions expressed without facts or examples
A position or POV, an attempt to persuade, reasons to support the POV
13
Outside of the Library, where else would you find our books on Outdoor Education?
Student Support Services
Park House
Reception
Zoological Centre
14
When creating reference lists you can use an app or website to help, as long as you double check before submitting.
False
True
15
The library team offer the following study skills sessions
reading, writing, maths, sports, google
chatting, reading skills, sleeping
critical thinking, academic writing, research, presentations, motivation
quantum mechanics, writing a book, reading aloud
16
What are the library opening hours?
10am-7pm, mon-sun
9am-5pm, mon-fri
8am-6pm, mon- sat
3pm-12am, mon-fri
17
If the book has three or more authors, how would you reference this?
Write the first author, et al.
Write out all the authors as they appear on the cover.
Don't write any authors, just the book title
Write all of the authors in alphabetical order
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Why is critical thinking important? (multiple answers)
Because a brain cell dies every time you press like on facebook
To show you have understood and analysed the information carefully.
So you don't share discreditable info without considering implications
To show you are well-read and consider the opinions of others.