Revision Methods

What are the positives to using flashcards?

• Flashcards are only useful for language learning.
• Flashcards can replace all forms of studying.
• Flashcards are too bulky to carry around easily.
• Flashcards improve memory retention, facilitate spaced repetition, allow self-assessment, and are portable for flexible studying.

How can flashcards be effectively used for language learning?

• By writing long essays on them.

• By using them for quick vocabulary drills and practice.

• By stacking them in a drawer.

• By using them as bookmarks.

What is a common disadvantage of using flashcards?

• They require a computer to use.

• They are not portable.

• They can lead to rote memorization without understanding.

• They are too expensive to produce.

Which of the following is a benefit of spaced repetition with flashcards?

• It helps in cramming information quickly.

• It reduces the need for sleep.

• It enhances long-term retention of information.

• It allows for multitasking while studying.

How long does it take to forget 40% of what you have learnt with the forgetting curve?

• 24 hours
• 1 week
• 48 hours
• 12 hours

What is the primary purpose of using flashcards in education?

• To organize classroom seating arrangements.

• To use as a substitute for textbooks.

• To enhance memory through active recall and repetition.

• To create artistic designs.

Which method can enhance the effectiveness of flashcards?

• Incorporating images and mnemonics.

• Using them only once before exams.

• Using them in a noisy environment.

• Ignoring incorrect answers.

What is a potential drawback of relying solely on flashcards for studying?

• They provide too much detailed information.

• They can lead to superficial learning without deeper understanding.

• They are too interactive.

• They require a large amount of physical space.

When would mind maps be a good method to revise with?

• When visualizing relationships and organizing information.
• When focusing solely on one topic.
• When memorizing facts without context.
• When creating lengthy essays.

Are core assessments important?

• Yes, assessments are important.
• Assessments are always optional.
• Assessments can be ignored.
• Assessments are not necessary.