2024 AVID Fall Sem Final Exam

What are the three main sections of Cornell Notes?

• a) Title, Body, Summary

• b) Heading, Notes, Review Questions

• c) Heading, Cue Column, Summary

• d) Title, Notes, Questions

In Cornell Notes, the purpose of the cue (left side) column is to:

• a) Record detailed notes.

• b) Write a summary of the notes.

• c) Create questions or keywords for studying.

• d) Highlight important diagrams.

The summary section of Cornell Notes should:

• a) Restate everything from the notes section.

• b) Provide a brief overview of the key ideas.

• c) List all the questions written in the cue column.

• d) Include definitions of unfamiliar terms.

What is a recommended step when reviewing Cornell Notes?

• a) Rewriting the notes verbatim.

• b) Highlighting the title of the page.

• c) Covering the notes column and answering cue column questions.

• d) Summarizing only the first paragraph.

What is the primary goal of Collaborative Study Groups?

• a) To divide assignments among group members.

• b) To work together to solve academic challenges.

• c) To review personal opinions about a topic.

• d) To complete homework for other classes.

What is the first step in preparing for a Collaborative Study Group session?

• a) Writing a reflective summary.

• b) Submitting questions to the teacher.

• c) Completing a pre-work CSG form.

• d) Scheduling a meeting with your group.

What role does each group member need to contribute in a CSG?

• Answers all the questions.

• Ask higher level questions to guide the presenter

• Records group responses.

• Focuses on completing their own assignments.

During a CSG, participants are encouraged to:

• Take turns filling in the answer box for each other

• Work individually on their respective tasks.

• Memorize answers without explaining them.

• Rely solely on the leader for solutions.

After a CSG session, students should:

• Submit their inquiry forms for grading.

• Reflect on what they learned and what needs further review.

• Reassign unanswered questions to one person.

• Erase the notes taken during the session.

What does FAFSA stand for?

• Federal Application for Student Assistance

• Free Application for Federal Student Aid

• Financial Aid for Students and Families Application

• Free Aid Form for Student Applicants