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WorksheetsStudy Skills Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which is NOT a good work/study space?
At a friend's party
a library
a quiet room
alone at the park
There is basically only one way to take good notes.
True
False
People need to take notes because nobody can remember everything they read or hear.
True
False
Create pictures and diagrams to show the relationship between (a) .
The mind is a powerful force. If you talk yourself into failing, you probably will.
True
False
Cramming is an effective study technique.
True
False
Be sure to build in study breaks. You'll study more effectively if you take brief breaks (about 15 min each)
True
False
Studying in a quiet place - preferably the same place - every day helps you concentrate and learn more effectively.
True
False
Shelley has lots of classes, works part-time at a popular restaurant, and is just amazingly busy, so she puts off serious study sessions day after day. She isn’t worried because she has set aside time she would have spent sleeping to study just before the exam.
What is this study technique called?
overload
cramming
concept association
interleaving
Creating a study plan that is spaced out over a period of time
cramming
interleaving
spacing
practice testing
Mixing up the content that is being studied
cramming
interleaving
spacing
practice testing
Which of the following is NOT a good testing strategy?
read the section directions
Answer every required question on the exam.
Read the entire question carefully even if you think you know what the stem (the introduction of the choices) says, and read all the choices.
Start at the end of the test and work your way back to the beginning
If you score poorly on a test, what should you do next?
Talk to the instructor to understand what you missed and why
Reflect on the time and effort you put into preparing so you can have a better plan next time.
Review the material on the test (if available) so you'll better understand the concepts.
You should do all of these strategies.
A learning technique based on flashcards
Pomodoro Technique
Interleaving
Leitner System
Two Minute Rule
Which of these do you find to be the most effective?
The Leitner System
Pomodoro Technique
Mind Mapping
SQR3 Method
