FINAL REVIEW

The acronym P.O.W.E.R., as used in your textbook, stands for

• prepare, organize, work, evaluate, rethink.
• prepare, originate, write, enlighten, review.
• practice, organize, work, evaluate, research
• plan, offer, work, earn, realize.

A formal agreement among colleges where one school agrees to accept the credits for the courses taken at another school is called?

• a priority enrollment plan
• a transfer agreement
• a 2 + 2 plan
• an articulation agreement

The criminal practice of attempting to trick e-mail users into disclosing personal information like bank account or credit card numbers is known as

• spam.
• phishing.
• instant messaging.
• netiquette.

Which of the following is an important technique for both avoiding and handling conflicts?

• using "I" statements
• asking questions
• using reflective feedback
• providing supportive silence

What is a technique of verbal listening in which a listener rephrases what a speaker has said, trying to echo the speaker's meaning?

• Cultural acknowledgement
• Insightful mirroring
• Reflective feedback
• Conversational marker

A person who learns best when material is presented in a diagram or picture would be referred to as a(n)

• read/write learner.
• visual/graphic learner.
• tactile/kinesthetic learner.
• auditory/verbal learner.

 Which of the answer choices below shows the entire college term on one page and includes all assignments and important activities?

• to-do list
• master calendar
• time management chart
• weekly timetable

As you search for sources of financial aid at college, where should be your first stop?

• academic advisor's office
• financial aid office
• the library
• tutoring services

Which of the following categories of people would make a good reference?

• former roommates
• prominent people who've met you once or twice
• family members
• class instructors

After a job interview, you should

• learn about the company or organization.
• evaluate your interview performance.
• prepare your answers to the possible questions.
• prepare possible questions.