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WorksheetsFocused Note-Taking Exam
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 23mins
The following picture is an example of which style of focused notes?
3-Column Notes
Cornell Notes
Mind Maps
Graphic Organizer
The following picture is an example of which style of focused notes?
Interactive Notebooks
Mind Maps
Cornell Notes
Graphic Organizers
The following picture is an example of which format of focused notes?
Cornell Notes
Mind Maps
3-Column Notes
Graphic Organizers
The following picture is an example of which format of focused notes?
2-Column Notes/3-Column Notes
Cornell Notes
Mind Maps
Graphic Organizers
The following picture is an example of which format of focused notes?
2-Column /3-Column Notes
Graphic Organizers
Mind Maps
Cornell Notes
When you create the format of your notes, which part of the CORNELL WAY is represented?
Note-Reflecting
Note-Interacting
Note-Making
Note-Taking
When you review and revise your notes, which part of the CORNELL WAY is represented?
Note-Reflecting
Note-Interacting
Note-Making
Note-Taking
When you link your learning to the notes, which part of the CORNELL WAY is represented?
Note-Reflecting
Note-Interacting
Note-Making
Note-Taking
When you use your notes as a learning tool, which part of the CORNELL WAY is represented?
Note-Reflecting
Note-Interacting
Note-Making
Note-Taking
When you reflect on your written feedback of the notes, which part of the CORNELL WAY is represented?
Note-Reflecting
Note-Interacting
Note-Making
Note-Taking
In the blanks below, write the Phase or Phases of Focused Note-Taking that corresponds to the highlighted section of the CN template.
Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 3
Phase 5
In the blanks below, write the Phase or Phases of Focused Note-Taking that corresponds to the highlighted section of the CN template.
Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 1 & Phase 2
Phase 3
In the blanks below, write the Phase or Phases of Focused Note-Taking that corresponds to the highlighted section of the CN template.
Phase 2 & Phase 3
Phase 2
Phase 3
Phase 4
In the blanks below, write the Phase or Phases of Focused Note-Taking that corresponds to the highlighted section of the CN template.
Phase 2
Phase 3
Phase 3 & Phase 4
Phase 4
Complete the diagram by listing the 4 Parts and the 10 Steps of the CORNELL WAY.
Part I of the CORNELL WAY IS:
Note-Making
Note-Taking
Note-Reflecting
Note-Interacting
Complete the diagram by listing the 4 Parts and the 10 Steps of the CORNELL WAY.
Part II of the CORNELL WAY is:
Note-Reflecting
Note-Taking
Note-Making
Note-Interacting
Complete the diagram by listing the 4 Parts and the 10 Steps of the CORNELL WAY.
Part III of the CORNELL WAY is:
Note-Interacting
Note-Reflecting
Note-Taking
Note-Making
Complete the diagram by listing the 4 Parts and the 10 Steps of the CORNELL WAY.
Part IV of the CORNELL WAY is:
Note-Taking
Note-Making
Note-Interacting
Note-Reflecting
Complete the diagram by listing the 4 Parts and the 10 Steps of the CORNELL WAY.
Step 1 of the CORNELL WAY is:
Create Notes
Create Format
Create Page
Create Google Docs
Complete the diagram by listing the 4 Parts and the 10 Steps of the CORNELL WAY.
Step 2 of the CORNELL WAY is:
Organize Notes
Organize Information
Organize Questions
Organize Your Page
Complete the diagram by listing the 4 Parts and the 10 Steps of the CORNELL WAY.
Step 3 of the CORNELL WAY is:
Recall Notes
Review Topic & Essential Question
Review Questions
Review & Revise Notes
Complete the diagram by listing the 4 Parts and the 10 Steps of the CORNELL WAY.
Step 4 of the CORNELL WAY is:
Note-taking is NOT important
Note Key Ideas to Create Questions
Note-Taking
Note-Making
Complete the diagram by listing the 4 Parts and the 10 Steps of the CORNELL WAY.
Step 5 of the CORNELL WAY is:
Exchange Ideas thru Collaboration
Exchange notes w/ a partner
Engage with the notes
Enroll Notes thru Collaboration
Complete the diagram by listing the 4 Parts and the 10 Steps of the CORNELL WAY.
Step 6 of the CORNELL WAY is:
Listen to the Teacher
Link Learning
Link Your Notes
Loop Learning
Complete the diagram by listing the 4 Parts and the 10 Steps of the CORNELL WAY.
Step 7 of the CORNELL WAY is:
Learning Tool
Link Learning
Learning Device
Locate Study Tool
Complete the diagram by listing the 4 Parts and the 10 Steps of the CORNELL WAY.
Step 8 of the CORNELL WAY is:
Written Answers
Written Notes
Written Feedback
Write Questions
Complete the diagram by listing the 4 Parts and the 10 Steps of the CORNELL WAY.
Step 9 of the CORNELL WAY is:
Address the Topic and Essential Question
Address Questions
Add to Notes
Address Feedback
Complete the diagram by listing the 4 Parts and the 10 Steps of the CORNELL WAY.
Step 10 of the CORNELL WAY is:
Your Reflection
Your Mom
Your Feedback
Your Notes
List the 5 phases of the FNT Process in order. Then, list what occurs within each phase.
Phase 1 of the Focused Note-Taking Process is:
Taking Notes
Note-Taking
Set up Paper
Create Format
List the 5 phases of the FNT Process in order. Then, list what occurs within each phase.
Phase 2 of the Focused Note-Taking Process is:
Processing Questions
Processing Format
Processing Notes
Add to Notes
List the 5 phases of the FNT Process in order. Then, list what occurs within each phase.
Phase 3 of the Focused Note-Taking Process is:
Create Format
Create Notes
Create Questions
Connecting Thinking
List the 5 phases of the FNT Process in order. Then, list what occurs within each phase.
Phase 4 of the Focused Note-Taking Process is:
Set up Notes
Summarizing & Reflecting on Learning
Note-Interacting
Link Learning
List the 5 phases of the FNT Process in order. Then, list what occurs within each phase.
Phase 5 of the Focused Note-Taking Process is:
Learning Tool
Summarizing & Reflecting on Learning
Applying Learning
Note-Reflecting
List the 5 phases of the FNT Process in order. Then, list what occurs within each phase.
Phase 1 of the Focused Note-Taking Process requires the learner to:
Establish a purpose and objective and write an EQ
Select the best format
Select, paraphrase, & arrange the info thoughtfully
All of the above
List the 5 phases of the FNT Process in order. Then, list what occurs within each phase.
Phase 2 of the Focused Note-Taking Process requires the learner to:
Think about the notes
Review and Revise Notes
Divide notes into "chunks"
All of the above
List the 5 phases of the FNT Process in order. Then, list what occurs within each phase.
Phase 3 of the Focused Note-Taking Process requires the learner to:
Think beyond the notes to ask questions and add original thinking
Answer questions created by the student
Ask lower-level questions
All of the above
List the 5 phases of the FNT Process in order. Then, list what occurs within each phase.
Phase 4 of the Focused Note-Taking Process requires the learner to:
Answer the Essential Question
Capture the most important details in several brief sentences
Reflect on learning by explaining how the notes will be useful
All of the above
List the 5 phases of the FNT Process in order. Then, list what occurs within each phase.
Phase 5 of the Focused Note-Taking Process requires the learner to:
Revisit their notes as a learning tool
Use the notes for their intended purpose
Both A & B are correct
None of the above
Which of the following is true about the Essential Question?
The EQ is used to guide the note-taking process.
It’s the big idea.
Can either be student-or-teacher-generated questions.
All of the above.
The note-taking objective should help students answer these two questions:
Why am I taking Notes? What will I be doing with these notes later?
What is the Topic of my notes? What is my Essential Question?
Which format should I choose? How should I take notes?
None of the above
The instructions for washing hair or 洗头, is a typical example of:
Repetition
Physical hygiene
Something that will lead to being the valedictorian
Initial interaction
The Summary section of Focused Notes, or Cornell notes, should:
Always be 3-5 sentences
Be written within 24 hours of the initial interaction
Be color coded to match the highlighting/underlining
Match the number of questions, including a response to the Essential Question and the questions in the left column
Questions marks are utilized to indicate points of confusion in notes.
True
False
Potential test questions should be circled in the notes.
True
False
Repetition strategies cannot be used with notes taken electronically (digitally).
True
False
