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The Cornell method of note-taking requires that students re-write or re-type their notes.

A widely accepted method of note taking is the

Study Skills Lesson 3 Quiz LCMS

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1
A widely accepted method of note taking is the
Johnson method
None of the above
Cornell method
Carnegie method
2
The Cornell method of note-taking requires that students re-write or re-type their notes.
False
True
3
With multiple choice questions,
d) both a and c
a) think of the correct answer before you read your options
c) cross out wrong items, choose from remaining option(s)
b) never skip a question. Answer all questions in order.
4
When taking a test, students should
d) both b and c
b) do the easiest questions first
a) do the hardest questions first
c) skip questions they don't know and go back later
5
Effective test taking strategies include
using digital textbook and online tutorials
outlining the chapter
practicing with written or digital flash cards
all of the above
6
If you have time left when you are finished with a test, you should
a. check to make sure you answered all questions
c) look over and change answers you were unsure of
b. relax and talk to your friends
d. both a and c
7
Listening in class and asking questions are important test preparation strategies.
True
False
8
The following are test preparation strategies except
study for no more than one hour before you go to bed
use written planner to keep up with when tests are scheduled
read your notes out loud
attend school everyday and be on time
9
When answering an essay question, it is best to
try to make an outline in the margin
write quickly using abbreviations you can finish on time
all of the above
always begin your answer with a question
10
When you receive your test in class, read the directions first.
True
False