Effective Study Strategies Quiz

Why is it important to review practice questions even if you get them right?

• To save time for other questions

• To understand the underlying concepts

• To memorize the question format

• To increase speed in answering

What is the main difference between recognition and recall in learning?

• Recognition involves deep understanding, recall does not

• Recall requires active memory search, recognition does not

• Recognition is more effective than recall

• Recall is a passive process, recognition is active

How can spaced repetition enhance your study sessions?

• By reviewing information just before forgetting

• By reviewing information daily

• By reviewing information only before exams

• By reviewing information once a week

What is a recommended group size for effective study sessions?

• Two to three people

• One person

• More than five people

• Four people

What is one benefit of studying in small groups?

• Increased distractions

• Diminished returns

• Enhanced motivation and accountability

• Less time for individual study

Why is it important to take breaks during study sessions?

• To reduce the need for sleep

• To increase study time

• To maintain peak cognitive performance

• To avoid studying altogether

What should you avoid doing during study breaks?

• Playing a physical game

• Looking at distant objects

• Going for a walk

• Scrolling on your phone

Why is highlighting considered an ineffective study strategy?

• It encourages passive learning

• It increases the resale value of textbooks

• It requires too much effort

• It helps in memorizing content

What is a major drawback of using someone else's notes?

• It promotes passive learning

• It encourages active engagement

• It saves time

• It enhances understanding

What is the primary reason cramming overnight is ineffective?

• It improves memory retention

• It enhances focus

• It increases alertness

• It disrupts sleep, affecting memory consolidation