Battle Plan SQ3R Quiz

What is SQ3R?

• A battle plan for reading

• A secret weapon used in World War II

• A brainwashing technique

• A training manual for soldiers

Who developed the SQ3R reading technique?

• A professor of psychology at Ohio State University

• A military general

• A famous author

• A soldier

What is the purpose of the survey step in SQ3R?

• To answer chapter questions

• To highlight important information

• To activate prior knowledge and get an overview of the chapter

• To quickly read the entire chapter

What should you do during the question step of SQ3R?

• Skip this step and move on to reading

• Ask yourself questions based on the survey

• Read the chapter without any questions in mind

• Write down the answers to the chapter questions

What is the purpose of the recite step in SQ3R?

• To summarize the main concepts in your own words

• To recite the entire chapter aloud

• To reflect on what you read

• To answer chapter questions

Why is expository reading more difficult than reading fiction?

• Expository reading requires more concentration and effort

• Expository reading is only done in school

• Fiction books are longer than nonfiction books

• Fiction books have more interesting stories

What percentage of what you read without preparation is remembered by the next week?

• Less than 10%

• More than 70%

• Around 30%

• Around 50%

What is the first step of SQ3R?

• Question

• Read

• Survey

• Recite

What should you do during the read step of SQ3R?

• Read quickly without understanding

• Read for ideas and with the intent to understand

• Read only the bolded words

• Read the summary at the end of the chapter

Why is reciting answers aloud beneficial for memory?

• It activates and strengthens neural pathways

• It improves reading speed

• It helps you understand the content better

• It makes studying more enjoyable