Multiple Choice Questions with Highlighted Answers

Joelle is using their smartphone to take a class. What is this an example of?

• synchronous learning

• asynchronous learning

• hybrid learning

• mobile learning

What does critical thinking mean?

• a facility with facts and information

• in-depth analysis of a subject or problem in order to come to a conclusion and achieve a goal

• reacting quickly to outside stimuli in moments of extreme stress

• deep cognition at crucial moments in time

What does critical thinking involve?

• the treatment of 'facts' as arbitrary and irrational

• methodically tearing apart other people's ideas

• allowing emotions to inform opinions

• making decisions

If Rohan attends class from his laptop at home, and is required to attend scheduled sessions, what type of class is he taking?

• an asynchronous class

• mobile learning

• a hybrid class

• a synchronous class

Martina's professor asks her for evidence to support her claim. What is an accurate description of evidence?

• reasons something is true based on statistics, expert testimony, or examples

• facts obtained by inductive reasoning

• a clearly stated point

• statistically based example about why something is true

What lists the resources available in your institution's library?

• a database

• the stacks

• a card catalog

• a periodical

What is also known as a blended course?

• synchronous learning

• hybrid learning

• mobile learning

• asynchronous learning

In the A-B-C method of prioritizing time and schedules, what does A stand for?

• highest priority

• not terribly important

• must be done immediately

• very important

What is a brief summary of an academic body of work called?

• a periodical

• an abstract

• a database

• a card catalog

: Chance is taking a 1-credit-hour class which is not particularly demanding. How much should they expect to study at a minimum per week for this class?

• 2 hours

• 30 minutes

• 4 hours

• 1 hour