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College transition test 1

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a goal?

a)

an assessment

b)

An objective or target that someone is trying to reach.

c)

a pointless action

d)

something that is unnecessary

2.

What is time management?

a)

procrastinating

b)

cramming for an exam

c)

overbooking yourself

d)

The ability to use one's time effectively

3.

A course that must be completed before enrolling in a more advanced course

a)

Prerequisite

b)

General Education Course

c)

Credit

d)

Beginning Course

4.

True/False You must take General Education classes such as English, Math, History, and PE in college.

a)

True

b)

False

5.
Who should I talk to about what classes to take?
a)
Ombudsman
b)
Counselor
c)
Registrar
d)
Resident Advisor
6.

How many units are required in order to be considered a full time student?

a)

10

b)

12

c)

14

d)

16

7.

Meeting with your professor outside of class is called...

a)

Advisory

b)

Office Hours

c)

Extra Credit

d)

Post-Secondary Education

8.

While studying for their degree, undergraduates focus upon a specific subject. This is called a __.

a)

Major

b)

License

c)

Selection

d)

Resume

9.

What is the proper way to address a college professor?

a)

Mr. or Mrs.

b)

Principal

c)

Dr. or Professor

d)

Officer

10.

Why do people go to college?

a)

To further their education.

b)

To get a diploma.

c)

To retire.

d)

To check out a book.

11.

Which of the following is True about college compared to high school?

a)

Time spent in class is much shorter, but there is more homework

b)

In college you are solely responsible for making up missed work in class.

c)

A full course-load at college is typically only 4 classes per semester.

d)

All of the above

12.

Which one of the following is NOT available to you at most colleges to help with your transition from high school:

a)

New student tours, new student ambassadors, tutors

b)

Counselors, Course Advisors, student groups

c)

Professors on-call 24 hours to help

d)

Residence Advisors living in your building

13.
an outline plan for a particular class including textbook requirements, class meeting dates, reading assignments, examination dates, grading standards, etc
a)
syllabus
b)
discipline
c)
catalog
d)
major
14.

What does "Plagiarism" mean?

a)

using someone's words, images, or ideas as your own, with false attribution

b)

using someone's words, images, or ideas as your own, with inaccurate attribution

c)

using someone's words, images, or ideas as your own, with proper attribution

d)

using someone's words, images, or ideas as your own, without proper attribution

15.

Plagiarism carries much more serious consequences in college, so it is best to speak to your professor about how to avoid it and review your student handbook's policy.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

c)

NEVER

d)

SOMETIMES

16.

The syllabus will provide valuable information that your professor will assume you have read and undersatood.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

c)

NEVER

d)

SOMETIMES

17.

studying in college may look different than studying in high school because it may take more effort and more time to learn more complex materials

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

c)

NEVER

d)

SOMETIMES

18.

Which of the following is one of the differences between high school faculty and college faculty?

a)

High school faculty have degrees and certifications in teaching in addition to degrees in subject matter, while college faculty have not taken a course in teaching as part of their graduate program.

b)

High school faculty do not have degrees and certifications in teaching in addition to degrees in subject matter, while college faculty have taken a course in teaching as part of their graduate program.

c)

High school faculty do not have degrees and certifications in teaching in only degrees in subject matter.

d)

High school faculty do have degrees and certifications in teaching at all.

19.

What is the 1st major difference between high school and college?

a)

teachers

b)

freedom

c)

environment

d)

class sizes

20.

Having to much freedom in college can have a negative affect on your.....

a)

social life

b)

body and grades

c)

job

d)

extracurricular activities

21.

High School is all about being told what to do and College should be about.....

a)

living your best life

b)

making friends

c)

knowing what to tell yourself what to do.

d)

partying

22.

Due to not being able to cook, late night studying and easy accessible junk food, what is one caution students should be aware of.....

a)

not having enough food

b)

weight gain

c)

having to go shopping

d)

food poisoning

23.

According to the National Center of Education Statistics, college class sizes can average up to.....

a)

75 students

b)

200 students

c)

100 students

d)

50 students

24.

According to the National Center of Education Statistics, high school class sizes can average up to.....

a)

27 students

b)

15 students

c)

20 students

d)

35 students

25.

How many hours of private studying is needed for every 1 hour of class.

a)

3-4

b)

2-3

c)

4-5

d)

1-2

26.

On average, how many hours per week of homework do American students do?

a)

6

b)

1

c)

3

d)

10

27.

In College, Professors will explicitly tell you what you need to read for class.

a)

True

b)

False

28.

In College, your relationship with your professions will be more adult to adult rather than adult to child like in high school?

a)

True

b)

False