Courses
Who do you contact to obtain a permit for a course that requires one?
a. The academic department
b. The Registrar's office
c. The course's instructor
d. Your Orientation leader
Which of the following is not a good investment?
a. House
b. Car
c. Stock
d. Bond
B
In Maslow's hierarchy of needs, which of the following is not included as part of love/belonging
needs?
a. Academic success
b. Friendship
c. Family
d. Sexual intimacy
Academic Success
Which of the following can be defined as the ability to understand the emotional makeup of other
people?
a. Self-awareness
b. Motivation
c. Empathy
d. Social skill
Empathy
Which levels of Bloom's Taxonomy are the easiest to gauge in multiple-choice questions?
a. Knowledge and Comprehension
b. Comprehension and Application
c. Knowledge and Application
d. Synthesis and Evaluation
Knowledge and Comprehension
T/F In the context of Transparency, it is reasonable to reach out to your professor about the rationale or purpose of an assignment if it has not been provided already to understand the assignment fully.
True
Which of the following counts as debt?
a. Scholarships
b. Prepayment plans
c. Student loans
d. Grants
Student Loans
When taking Cornell Notes, what goes in the large box on the right hand side of the page?
a. Topics
b. Recall questions
c. Summary
d. Notes & drawings
Notes & Drawings
T/F Arguments with logical fallacies should be viewed as weak arguments.
True
The career decision making process involves 6 steps. Which step does not happen before you
make a decision?
a. Define the decision
b. Evaluate options and alternatives
c. Gather information and generate options
d. Implement the decision
Implement the decision
How many hours must you take during summer semester(s) to fulfill the Summer Enrollment
requirement?
a. 3 credit hours
b. 6 credit hours
c. 9 credit hours
d. 12 credit hours
9 credit hours
Looking at patterns of when people book vacations at a hotel to determine a pricing strategy is
an example of using:
a. giant figures
b. enormous fractions
c. big data
d. large numbers
big data
Which of the following is not part of your personal brand?
a. Your attitude
b. Your logo
c. Your behavior
d. Your experience
Your Logo
To avoid confirmation bias, you should set your hypothesis and __________.
a. Look for instances that prove your hypothesis is right
b. Look for red herrings to add to your information
c. Look for people to agree with you on social media
d. Look for instances to prove that you're wrong
Look for instances to prove that you're wrong
How is rhetoric defined in this course?
a. Unnecessary question
b. Giving a speech
c. Conflict negotiation
d. Speaking persuasively
Speaking persuasively
What does an FF refer to?
a. Academic dishonesty
b. Frequent Friends student organization
c. Temporary incomplete
d. Friendly Fire (transfer credits from community college)
Academic Dishonesty
What type of structure does mind mapping use?
a. Linear
b. Radiant
c. Octagonal
d. Hexagonal
radiant
Engaging in discussion with people different from you, living in a group living environment, and
taking classes that emphasize human relationships or intercultural issues are ways in which you
might develop which skill set?
a. Communication skills - oral & written
b. Teamwork skills
c. Critical thinking skills
d. Interpersonal skills
Interpersonal Skills
What acronym is sometimes associated with the Career Interest Inventory or Holland Codes?
a. ROHCNA
b. REKROW
c. RIRROM
d. RIASEC
RIASEC
When does the Excess Credit Hour Surcharge affects the tuition rate you pay?
a. 90% of credit hours needed for your degree completion
b. 100% of credit hours needed for your degree completion
c. 110% of credit hours needed for your degree completion
d. 120% of credit hours needed for your degree completion
C
What term can be described by the brain's ability to rewire itself and make changes over time
based on what you have it do?
a. Neuroplasticity
b. Recency effect
c. Spacing
d. Implicit memory
Neuroplasicity
In the acronym DACODE, the O stands for recognizing and understand other ______.
a. Perspectives
b. Sources
c. Problems
d. Assumptions
A
Surface-level differences in what people are doing when they study, or where they are, or what
kind of stimuli they like surrounding them describes _____.
a. Learning styles
b. Learning profile
c. Learning space
d. Learning preferences
Learning Preferences