WorksheetsPVP-Study Notes
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 15mins
A break should feel like...
an escape
a reward
a waste of time
total freedom
The first step to improve your study method is to....
study less
track your concentration span
focus on breaks
only study 20 minutes per day
What should you do when you feel your concentration is slipping?
focus harder
take a short break
stop studying for the day
get some food or drink
What is the best place to study?
bed room
living room
kitchen
a study room
If you study in the bedroom, show should you arrange your desk?
facing the bed
facing a wall
facing a window
facing a tv
What is the purpose of the 'study lamp'?
to get your mind ready to study
to read better
to let others know you are studying
When is the ideal time to study?
Right before going to bed
While you watch TV
Right after school while the material is fresh from the day
Right before the test
a plan of when you will including specific times for studying particular subjects and other activity is refer to?
weekly schedule
term plan
Re-reading your notes is more beneficial than study cards.
True
False
Learning from your mistakes does not mean
believing you are a failure
reviewing returned tests
being honest with yourself
asking for help
The best way to avoid cramming is to
start studying earlier than the night before the exam
study a little each night before the exam.
study with another student
not study at all.
Being prepared means
doing assignments on time.
knowing who to study with
knowing what type of test it will be
doing assignments on time and knowing what type of test it will be.
The best way to spend less time studying more is
to study with the television on.
to study with Mozart playing softly in the background.
to study with a friend.
to plan your study time and take short breaks.
What is the correct order of the four levels of memory?
short-term, effective recall, cramming memorization, long-term
cramming memorization, short-term, long-term, effective recall
short-term, cramming, memorization, effective recall, long-term
long-term, memorization, effective recall, cramming, short-term
One long study break is better than many short, frequent ones.
True
False
When studying, you should work on your hardest material first.
True
False
