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No Bones About It
"Muscles" I say it
Study Aids
Memory Aids
General Tips
100

This Arm Bone is Proximal to the Radius/Ulna.

What is the Humerus?

100

This type of muscle attaches to the bones.

What 

100
One of the most helpful study tools is your___________.
Textbook
100
To-get-her & principal is your pal are examples of what type of memory aid?
Gimmicks
100
How many hours should you study for each hour in class?
2-3 hours
200

Another name for this bone is your Collar Bone.

What is your Clavicle?

200
A person with this learning style should write lists and notes repeatedly.
Kinesthetic
200
SQ3R is an acronym for what?
Survey, Question, Read, Recall, Review
200
The following is an example of what? HOMES= Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, Superior
Mnemonic device
200
True or False. It doesn't matter where you study.
False
300

Your Hip Bone is connected to your Leg Bone...But what is the real name for your leg bone.

What is your femur?

300
A person with this learning style should record lectures.
Auditory
300
When do you begin studying for tests and final exams?
The first day of class
300
A person remembers approximately ____% percent of what he/she does.
90%
300
When studying you should take a short break every____minutes.
30 minutes
400

This bone in located on the pinkie side of your arm.

What is the Ulna?

400
A person with this learning style should play with silly putty/ stress balls.
Kinesthetic
400
When should you read through your class notes.
As soon as possible after the class
400
Using loci strategy is most helpful for which type of learner?
Visual
400
When taking a study break you should avoid doing what?
Playing video games
500

True or False: The patella is located at your elbow.

What is False?
500
This learning style benefits from color coding.
Visual
500
Name three study skills resources.
Learning Assistance Program (LAP), Writing Center, Math Lab Academic Support Group, Disability Specialist, Library
500
This is the *key* to remembering.
Repetition
500
When reading a chapter in your textbook what should you always read first?
The summary