Cornell Notes
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100

This is the way Cornell Notes are set up.

What are questions on the left, notes on the right and summary on the bottom.

100
The name of the form we use to request a tutorial is called.

What is a TRF form?

100

GPA is the acronym for this.

What is Grade Point Average?

100

The W stands for this.

What is writing?

100

These two countries participated in the cold war.

Who are the Soviets and the U.S. ?

200

This is what the bottom section of the Cornell Notes are used for.

What is the summary?

200

This is the name of the AVID Tutor.

Who is Ms. Katie Jo?


200

This is the paper you have to fill out to apply for a college.

What is an application?

200

This R stands for this.

What is reading

200

This is how many degrees a straight line has.

What is 180°.

300

This is the course in which you can use Cornell notes.

What is all courses?

300

This is what you put in your TRF that helps the class address your problem and help you.

What is a Point of Confusion?

300

This is what you have to pay to apply to a college.

What is an application fee?

300

The C stands for this.

What is Collarboration?

300

This is the Quadratic Formula.

What is x = -b ±√ b- 4ac all over 2a. 


400

This is the purpose of using Cornell Notes.

What is way to take better notes?

400

These people help you with your tutorial.

Who is everyone in your "group" or in this case everyone in AVID.

400

This is how many years it takes to get your masters.

What is 6 years?

400

The O stand for this.

What is Organization?

400

This is how many bones in the average adult male.

What is 206.

500

This is the university that invented Cornell notes.

What is the university of Cornell?


Double Jeopardy

500

This is how long it takes to say the speech after the TRF

What is 30 Seconds.

500

This is the GPS that you need, to get into college.

What is a 3.5 GPA?

500

The I stands for this.

What is Inquiry?

500

These are the 13 original colonies.

What are Delaware, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts  New Jersey, Georgia, Connecticut, Maryland, South Carolina, New Hampshire, Virginia, New York, North Carolina, and Rhode Island.


Double Jeopardy