MBTI
VARK — How You Learn
Time Management
Critical Thinking
Putting It All Together
100

What does MBTI stand for?

Myers-Briggs Type Indicator

100

Who added Read/Write to turn VAK into VARK?

Neil Fleming (in 1987)

100

Which time-management style starts right away and finishes ahead of the deadline?

Early Bird

100

Critical thinking is clear, reasonable, ___ thinking.

Reflective

100

The course's big goal is to help you understand yourself well enough to make good decisions about what?

College, careers, and your daily life

200

Which letter pair describes where you get your energy?

E / I (Extroverts / Introverts)

200

Which learning style prefers lectures, discussion, and reading aloud?

Auditory

200

Which time-management style waits for the deadline rush and risks burnout?

Pressure Cooker

200

Which of these is critical thinking: memorizing, assumptions, or groupthink?

Assumptions

200

An introvert chooses to study solo instead of forcing group sessions. Which unit is she using to make that choice?

MBTI

300

If someone makes decisions using logic instead of feelings, which letter are they?

T (Thinking)

300

Name all four VARK learning styles.

Visual, Auditory, Read/Write, Kinesthetic

300

In the Pomodoro Technique, how long is one focused work interval?

25 minutes (then a 5-minute break)

300

Name one habit of a critical thinker: asking ___.

Questions

300

If your usual study method isn't working in a class, what should you do?

Try a different strategy or switch to another learning mode

400

How many personality types are there in total?

16

400

A student turns readings into diagrams and color-codes her notes. Which learning style is she probably using?

Visual

400

What two things does the Eisenhower Matrix sort tasks by?

Urgency and importance

400

Critical thinking is the opposite of blind ___.

Acceptance

400

Why is understanding yourself "the one study skill that transfers everywhere"?

Because you are the constant in every class you'll ever take

500

What does the letter N stand for in MBTI, and why is it N instead of I?

iNtuition — because I was already taken by Introversion

500

What does it mean to be a multimodal learner?

You use a blend of more than one learning style

500

What is the Zeigarnik Effect?

Your brain keeps thinking about unfinished tasks — so starting is half the battle

500

What trait lets a critical thinker change their mind when the evidence changes?

Open-mindedness

500

Name the four questions this whole course answers.

Who am I? How do I learn best? How do I decide what to believe? How do I get things done?