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Cornell Notes

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Repetition is (more than one answer)

a)

the act of repeating

b)

over and over

c)

repeated action

d)

only once

2.

What is the essential question that you were instructed to write down?

a)

Why don't I want to make better grades?

b)

How can not looking at my notes help me make better grades?

c)

How can my Cornell Notes help me make better grades?

d)

Is it up to me to make better grades?

3.

According to the "Rate of Forgetting with Study/Repetition Chart" you could get a passing grade after just...

a)

1 repetition

b)

2 repetitions

c)

3 repetitions

d)

4 repetitions

4.

According to the "Rate of Forgetting with Study/Repetition Chart" you could get an A after just...

a)

1 repetition

b)

2 repetitions

c)

3 repetitions

d)

4 repetitions

5.

The 10, 24, 7 refers to repetitions at the following rates...

a)

10 mins, 24 hrs and 7 days

b)

10 secs, 24 hrs and 7months

c)

10 mins, 24 hrs and 7 years

d)

10 days, 24 months and 7 years

6.

Ways to get repetitions in the Notes section are (more than one answer)

a)

circle key words

b)

Highlight/underline main ideas

c)

Use a question mark where you don't understand

d)

*Asterisk possible tes questions

7.

What are ways to get repetitions in the Questions section of your notes? (more than one answer)

a)

Don't bother with the quesitons section

b)

Chunk the notes that seem to go together

c)

Write a question that goes with the main idea of each chunk of notes

d)

Try to think of questions that might be on the test. Like you are the teacher!

8.

What are ways to get repetitions in the summary section? (more than one answer)

a)

Read all the questions you have written

b)

Don't bother with the summary section

c)

rewrite all of your notes

d)

Answer each question you wrote to compose your summary

9.

What are some ways to get repetitions by using your Cornell Notes as a learning tool? (more than one answer)

a)

Fold over method to test yourself

b)

Bring any questions you have to class

c)

Use your Cornell Notes as a resource and follow along while in class

d)

Study, revise, compare notes with a friend(s)

10.

Now that you know more about Cornell Notes and how to use them. Will you use them more?

a)

Yes

b)

No

c)

Maybe. I feel I need more practice