Being able to evaluate how much time you have to complete a task and then stay within those limits is an example of
a. Goal Directed Persistance
b. Flexibility
c. Time Management
What is c. Time Management
100
Put the 4 steps of goal setting into the order in which they occur with 1 being first.
__ Set deadlines __ Outline Steps Needed to Achieve Goal ___ Define Goal __ Consider Possible Obstacles/Setbacks
What is 4,1,2,3
Define Goal
Outline Steps Needed to Achieve Goal
Consider Possible Obstacles/Setbacks
Set Deadline
100
Plagiarism can be as simple as paraphrasing and forgetting citations.
What is True.
100
Use a mnemonic device to show how you would remember the order of the planets: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune
What is My Very Excited Mother Just Sat Upon Nails.
100
Give 2 ways you can improve your memory.
What is 1. 8 hours of sleep a night 2. Eat brain food 3. Reduce stress 4. Challenge your brain (try new things) 4. mnemonic devices
200
The ability to change plans due to obstacles or setbacks is
a. Flexibility
b. Planning
c. Organization
What is a. Flexibility
200
Which of the following are strategies for multiple choice test questions?
a. Read all the potions first
b. Eliminate all wrong answers
c. If 2 answers are opposite, 1 is probably correct
d. All ove the above
What is d. All of the above
200
Memory is the process responsible for acquiring, storing, retaining and retrieving information.
What is True.
200
20 -30 seconds, remember approximately 5 -7 items at a time
What is Short Term Memory.
200
Original thoughts and words; using situations
What is Paraphrasing.
300
Being able to start a task without procrastination is
a. Task Initiation
b. Response Inhibition
c. Emotional Control
What is a. Task Inititation
300
The earliest stage of memory is
a. Short Term
b. Long Term
c. Sensory Memory
d. Working Memory
What is c. Sensory Memory
300
Mnemonic devices are used to help students with organization?
What is False.
300
information can last for days, weeks, months, years, decades; continuous storage of information
What is Long Term Memory.
300
Using someone else's thoughts, words, artwork, photos and claiming them as your own, not siting sources
What is Plagiarism.
400
The ability to have goal, follow through to the completion and not be distracted by other interests
a. Planning
b. Flexibility
c. Goal Directed Persistance
What is c. Goal Directed Persistance
400
'If half the statement is false, the whole thing is false' is a strategy for what type of question?
a. Matching
b. Multiple Choice
c. True/False
d. Short Answer
What is c. True/False
400
A True/False strategy is to plan your answer out and pay attention to the time.
What is False.
400
Give 2 examples of a test taking strategy that you can use BEFORE a test.
What is 1. Study 20 minutes each night 2.Study material over and over (repetition)
400
What did you learn from this Study Skills class?
What is ...
500
Being able to store information in your mind while performing complex tasks
a. Emotional Control
b. Working Memory
c. Metacognition
What is b. Working Memory
500
Being able to design a system for keeping track of information or materials is an example of
a. Working Memory
b. Sustained Attention
c. Organization
d. Flexibility
What is c. Organization
500
Ms. Cote is the COOLEST teacher you have EVER had.
What is TRUE!
500
Give 2 examples of test taking strategies to use DURING the test.
What is 1. Read directions thoroughly 2. Check your answers before turning in your test
500
What techniques that you have learned will you use throughout your remaining school career? How will this benefit your academics?