Chapter 3 Managing Time Energy and money

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What will likely happen if you try to use your memory as your only planner?

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You will probably forget important events and deadlines.

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When preparing your calendar, it is recommended that you
use different colors for different categories.

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use different colors for different categories.

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Most academic calendars include

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add-drop deadlines.

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The best way to organize a major writing is to

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break the assignments into smaller steps with individual deadlines.

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What should Stephanie do to make sure she finishes her biology project on time? Options: break up the assignments into smaller tasks, put off starting the assignments until next week, go to a concert with her friends over the weekend, work on the assignment as she watches television

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break up the assignments into smaller tasks

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Which is an example of using time wisely? Options: reviewing notes while waiting for the bus, studying for several exams at once, scheduling tasks for every moment of the day, studying for one class during another

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reviewing notes while waiting for the bus

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How often should you use your calendar?

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several times a day

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Putting your tasks, goals, and values in order of importance is known as

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prioritizing.

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As Peter prepares his weekend schedule, which task should be his most important priority? Options: studying for Tuesday's English midterm, attending his cousin's birthday party, completing the reading for Wednesday's biology class, attending a football game with his friends

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studying for Tuesday's English midterm

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Which of these strategies can help you keep track of all the tasks you need to remember?
Options: multitasking, creating a to-do list, getting to class on time, allowing time to adjust to college life

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creating a to-do list