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WorksheetsQuiz #2_Ch (s) 3 & 4_INTDSP 101_OpenStax _Fall 2025
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 21mins
What is the first level of Bloom's Taxonomy?
Analyzing
Remembering
Creating
Applying
What is the second level of Bloom's Taxonomy?
application
analysis
knowledge
understanding
What is metacognition?
the awareness of your own learning processes
Questioning the text
Using reading strategies
Rereading the text
Using clues around a "tricky" word to figure out what it means is called?
an inference
using context clues
predicting
decoding
Purposeful engagement with the text is called:
1. You should take notes while you’re reading _________.
so you can show your future teachers your notes so that they know what you’ve already learned
because it will help you not get bored when you’re sitting in class
because you can’t rely on your short-term memory to remember everything you read
because notes will be helpful for any classmates or friends who need to copy your work
What kind of note-taking method is this?
Cornell notes
outline
mind map
What kind of note-taking method is this?
Cornell notes
outline
mind map
What should you do when you find a word you don't know?
Ignore it
Guess what it means and move on
Define it using a dictionary or context clues
Write a catchy song about it
What is cramming?
The practice of learning large amounts of information in a short amount of time
The practice of studying over a long period of time
The practice of taking breaks while studying
The practice of collaborating with classmates
Which of the following is the best way to study material?
Cramming and staying up all night
Re-reading the textbook and highlighting key information
In short bursts of 30 minutes
None of these.
Which study technique involves reviewing material immediately after learning it, then again after a short period of time, and then at increasing intervals?
Cramming
Highlighting
Skimming
Spaced repetition
Which study technique involves using acronyms or rhymes to remember information?
Acoustics
Anagrams
Mnemonics
Palindromes
What is a study technique that involves marking important information in a text with a pen or highlighter?
Underlining
Highlighting
Erasing
Scratching
Studying in a quiet place - preferably the same place - every day helps you concentrate and learn more effectively.
True
False
Thinking about how you think is called
long term memory
working memory
Metacognition
