Horoeka Haemata Rolleston College Study Guide Quiz

What does SMART stand for in goal setting?

• Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, TimeFrame

• Simple, Manageable, Achievable, Realistic, Timely

• Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, Timely

• Simple, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, TimeFrame

Answer explanation

The correct choice is Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, TimeFrame as SMART stands for these criteria in goal setting.

What is the first step in exam preparation?

• Create a study plan

• Get an exam timetable

• Triple check with your subject teachers

• Use the NZQA website

Answer explanation

The first step in exam preparation is to triple check with your subject teachers to ensure you have all the necessary information and materials for the exam.

Which website is recommended for accessing past exam papers?

• www.studytime.co.nz

• www.nzqa.govt.nz

• www.learncoach.com

• www.studyit.govt.nz

Answer explanation

The recommended website for accessing past exam papers is www.nzqa.govt.nz.

What should you do if you don't get done what you planned?

• Give up

• Skip it and move on

• Panic and stress

• Move what you had planned to do into your next weekend gap

Answer explanation

Move what you had planned to do into your next weekend gap

What is a key factor in creating a well-organized study plan?

• Not writing down your commitments

• Studying only one subject

• Leaving at least one gap on the weekend

• Ignoring your daily routine

Answer explanation

Leaving at least one gap on the weekend is a key factor in creating a well-organized study plan as it allows for rest and prevents burnout.

What is the purpose of using mind maps?

• To memorize definitions

• To create a list of tasks

• To stretch ideas outwards from a main point or keyword

• To write everything down

Answer explanation

The purpose of using mind maps is to stretch ideas outwards from a main point or keyword, helping to visually organize and connect thoughts.

What is the benefit of reviewing your study notes the next day?

• Your recall can stay at 90%

• It makes you more stressed

• You can forget everything

• It helps you sleep better

Answer explanation

Reviewing study notes the next day can help your recall stay at 90%, making it easier to remember the information.

What is the technique of 'chunking'?

• Reading out loud

• Writing everything down

• Drawing diagrams

• Breaking information into small chunks

Answer explanation

The technique of 'chunking' involves breaking information into small chunks to make it easier to process and remember.

What is the purpose of using flashcards?

• To draw pictures

• To create a study plan

• To learn vocabulary, terminology, or another language

• To write essays

Answer explanation

The purpose of using flashcards is to learn vocabulary, terminology, or another language.

What should you do after completing a past exam paper?

• Throw it away

• Forget about it

• Spend some time going through the marking schedule

• Ignore the results

Answer explanation

After completing a past exam paper, you should spend some time going through the marking schedule to understand your mistakes and learn from them.