Notetaking
Vocabulary
Eye Communication
What type of question uses...
Test Strategies
100
After a complete thought is presented
What is the best time to annotate?
100
to pay or make up for services
What is to compensate?
100
Used to monitor feedback
What is eye contact?
100
best definition
What is a vocabulary question?
100
read all the options
What is a strategy for taking multiple-choice questions?
200
Using your own words and paper to condense key ideas from annotating
What is notetaking?
200
Heard
What is auditory?
200
Suggests a person is uninterested
What is when eye contact falls short?
200
Primarily concerned with/central focus
What is a main idea question?
200
eliminate both
What is what you do with synonymous answer choices?
300
One of the most popular systems of notetaking
What is the Cornell method?
300
Narrow or make smaller
What is constricted?
300
Viewed as a lack of respect in Japan
What is direct eye contact?
300
inform, persuade, entertain
What is a purpose question?
300
self-confidence and/or high test scores
What is what test preparation gives a student?
400
A short, concise method of stating the main idea and significant supporting details
What is a summary?
400
Enlarged
What is dilated?
400
used to regulate or control a conversation
What is eye contact?
400
Drawing a conclusion
What is implied meaning or inference question?
400
find a key word in the question and the same or similar word in the passage
What is a strategy for answering a detail question?
500
a form of note-taking that uses indentations, numbers and letters to show levels of importance
What is outlining?
500
instinctive
What is intuitive?
500
used to secure the attention and interest of a listener
What is maintaining eye contact?
500
Compare, contrast, discuss, evaluate...
What is an essay question?
500
one hundred percent words
What is are absolute?
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