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Study Skills Midterm

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 3600secs

Name
Class
Date
1.

The practice of learning large amounts of information in a short amount of time.

a)

Random

b)

Cramming

c)

Time Horizon

d)

Procrastination

e)

Time Sense

2.

Unnecessarily and voluntarily delaying or postponing something despite knowing that there will be negative consequences.

a)

Random

b)

Cramming

c)

Time Horizon

d)

Procrastination

e)

Time Sense

3.

Knowing how long it takes to get things done.

a)

Random

b)

Cramming

c)

Time Horizon

d)

Procrastination

e)

Time Sense

4.

How far you can look into the future to plan ahead.

a)

Random

b)

Cramming

c)

Time Horizon

d)

Procrastination

e)

Time Sense

5.

Something that will happen, you just don't know when it will happen.

a)

Random

b)

Cramming

c)

Time Horizon

d)

Procrastination

e)

Time Sense

6.

Certain types of music can be distracting while studying.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

Getting creative, like writing a song or a poem with information from your notes, will not help you remember the information any better.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

When you study, you should always study everything, even if you know it.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

A teacher review session can be considered as a study block when planning for midterms/finals.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

Most students have no problems getting started with studying.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

When you do something everyday, you get used to it. It becomes familiar, and you stop thinking about it and just do it.

a)

True

b)

False

12.

Movement can help produce energy while studying.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

You should leave the subject grid in your planner blank if you don't have any homework.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

Sometimes you take a class that doesn't come easily to you, so to get a good grade you don't have to work as hard.

a)

True

b)

False

15.

You should read through all the material first and then go back and highlight.

a)

True

b)

False

16.

You should begin studying for each midterm or final at least 3 days before the exam.

a)

True

b)

False

17.

You all learn differently, so you should be able to study differently.

a)

True

b)

False

18.

If your studying isn't broken down into manageable parts that you can wrap your brain around and you don't understand what you're being asked to do, you aren't going to do it.

a)

True

b)

False

19.

Procrastination just means that you're lazy.

a)

True

b)

False

20.

If something is bolded, italicized or highlighted, you need to know it.

a)

True

b)

False

21.

What is the first step in the planning process?

a)

Prioritizing your to-do's

b)

Using an academic planner

c)

Cleaning out your book sack

d)

Identifying all the things you need to plan

e)

Getting your snacks together for quick access

22.

What is the purpose of taking good notes?

a)

To have a record of everything said in class

b)

To summarize and simplify important information

c)

To have a visual representation of concepts and facts

d)

To have a list of questions for later review

e)

Because in most classes, notes are counted as a grade

23.

Why is it important to prioritize your to-dos?

a)

To have a sense of accomplishment

b)

It's not really that important

c)

To ensure you complete the most important tasks first

d)

To avoid procrastination

e)

To make your to-do list look organized

24.

Why is it important to read the instructions carefully?

a)

Because the instructions tell you exactly what to do

b)

Because your teacher told you to read the instructions

c)

It's not important, you can just skim over them and do fine

d)

Because sometimes the instructions have the answers to the questions

e)

Because teachers like to put stuff in the instructions that aren't really necessary

25.

How often should you check your email?

a)

3 times per week

b)

2 times per day

c)

Once a day

d)

3 times per day

e)

2 times per week

26.

Since self testing is the most effective way to study, why don't more of you do it?

a)

It requires little to no effort

b)

It's more work

c)

I'm not interested in changing how I study

d)

I don't know how to self test

e)

Because I have a Quizlet

27.

Why are mind maps and timelines important study tools?

a)

It shows creativity

b)

It may be part of the assignment

c)

The brain processes visual information 60,000 times faster than text

d)

The brain processes text 600,000 times faster than visual information

e)

Neither are really that important

28.

Why is time a difficult concept to understand?

a)

Because I don't use a planner

b)

Because I procrastinate when it comes to setting alarms

c)

Because reading an analog clock is difficult

d)

Because I can't see or hold it in my hands

e)

Because reading a digital clock is difficult

29.

Having a good time sense will help you

a)

Determine how much time you actually have to study

b)

Determine the time no matter if you are reading a digital or analog clock

c)

Determine what time of day you need to study

d)

Determine if you are wasting time, so you can refocus and get back to studying

e)

Determine if you have spent enough time studying

30.

What can cramming lead to?

a)

Higher test scores

b)

Increased stress and anxiety

c)

Improved memory consolidation

d)

Better sleep schedule

e)

Decreased stress and anxiety

31.

What month(s) does an academic calendar begin and end?

a)

January to December

b)

September to May

c)

August to May

d)

August to July

e)

July to June

32.

What is the purpose of scheduling 'are-you-on-track' days for long-term projects?

a)

To take a break from working on the project

b)

To celebrate small successes

c)

To catch up on any missed tasks

d)

To check if you are on track with the project

e)

To work on other assignments

33.

How much is your midterm/final grade worth in determining your semester grade?

a)

10%

b)

15%

c)

20%

d)

25%

e)

30%

34.

What is Future Awareness?

a)

Being aware of things that will happen in the future

b)

Knowing that in a few years, I will be living in the future

c)

Knowing that things will change in the future

d)

Being ok with living in the now, because the future is too far away

e)

Being aware of things that will happen in the future and planning for them

35.

What is the 2 minute rule?

a)

If a task takes less than 2 minutes, do it immediately

b)

If a task takes more than 2 minutes, do it immediately

c)

If a task takes less than 2 minutes, plan to do it later

d)

If a task takes more than 2 minutes, don't worry about it

e)

If a task takes less than 2 minutes, wait until you have at least 10 of them and then do them all

36.

How far in advance should you start planning for midterms and finals?

a)

1 week before the exam

b)

10 days before the exam

c)

2 weeks before the exam

d)

15 days before the exam

e)

3 weeks before the exam

37.

Where can you find all of the information you need for a project or paper?

a)

By asking friends and family

b)

In the teacher's rubric

c)

In your notes

d)

In various sources such as books, articles, online databases, and credible websites

e)

From unreliable websites

38.

What is the purpose of the grid system in an academic planner?

a)

To prioritize tasks based on deadlines

b)

To see the entire week at a glance

c)

To only write down long-term assignments and tests

d)

To keep track of your after-school activities and weekend plans

e)

To keep track of my friends birthdays

39.

Why is cramming not the best way to study?

a)

It improves test scores

b)

It produces long-lasting results

c)

It helps commit information to long-term memory

d)

It requires more effort from the brain

e)

It improves stress and anxiety levels

40.

What happens to your brain when you stay up late studying?

a)

It becomes tired and has difficulty recalling information

b)

It becomes more alert and focused

c)

It improves long-term memory

d)

It consolidates memories more effectively

e)

It becomes energized and makes it easier to recall information

41.

Why should you stay away from picking NEW music for a homework playlist?

a)

New music may not have the right vibe

b)

New music just doesn't motivate you

c)

You may focus more on the music than your homework

d)

You might spend most of your time dancing

e)

Classic music is better and proven to be beneficial for studying

42.

What is the maximum amount of time you should set for a study break?

a)

15 minutes

b)

30 minutes

c)

45 minutes

d)

60 minutes

e)

90 minutes

43.

What does GPA mean?

a)

Grade Primary Average

b)

Grade Possible Average

c)

Grade Point Assessment

d)

Grade Point Average

e)

Grade Point Alternate

44.

How often should you check your grades?

a)

Once per week

b)

Once per day

c)

Every 3 to 4 days

d)

Every Sunday

e)

Twice per week

45.

What are the three categories of to-do's in the daily to-do list?

a)

Important, Urgent, Not Important

b)

To-Do, In Progress, Done

c)

High Priority, Medium Priority, Low Priority

d)

First, second, third

e)

Now, Later, Eventually

46.

What is the Key ingredient to effective planning?

a)

Knowing that you have things to plan and a planner to put them in

b)

Being able to see when you can get things done and knowing you'll have enough time to prepare

c)

Being able to see your planner completely filled out and knowing you have a plan

d)

Knowing what to schedule and where to schedule it

e)

Being able to see that you need to get things done

47.

Why is writing assignments down on paper essential?

a)

It is more time efficient

b)

It builds time management skills

c)

Nothing beats the feel of writing on paper

d)

It reduces distractions

e)

It helps improve memory

48.

What aspect of time do you see when you use a digital clock?

a)

Past

b)

Present

c)

Future

d)

All of the above

e)

A & C only

49.

What is the key to managing your procrastination?

a)

Use a planner

b)

Use alarms for reminders

c)

Find an academic coach

d)

Understand why you do it

e)

Admit you have a problem

50.

What is a benefit of studying in groups?

a)

It speeds up the pace, which helps you process

b)

You can sit back and learn just from listening to everyone in the group. You really don't have to do anything

c)

Other people do most of your work so you can relax

d)

It keeps you accountable

e)

It speeds up the process of memorizing the information

51.

Recommended approach for studying for tests – choose the best match.

a)

staying focused

b)

Self-testing

c)

Questions

d)

studying ahead of time

e)

Seeing time

52.

Requirement for managing your time – choose the best match.

a)

staying focused

b)

Self-testing

c)

Questions

d)

studying ahead of time

e)

Seeing time

53.

Switching subjects periodically assists in – choose the best match.

a)

staying focused

b)

Self-testing

c)

Questions

d)

studying ahead of time

e)

Seeing time

54.

The most effective way to study – choose the best match.

a)

staying focused

b)

Self-testing

c)

Questions

d)

studying ahead of time

e)

Seeing time

55.

How, why, and what? – choose the best match.

a)

staying focused

b)

Self-testing

c)

Questions

d)

studying ahead of time

e)

Seeing time

56.

You should study at least 3 subjects per day when preparing for midterms or finals.

a)

True

b)

False

57.

When planning for a project or paper, you should plan to finish at least a day before the due date.

a)

True

b)

False

58.

Most students put off studying until the night before because there is no due date for studying.

a)

True

b)

False

59.

Most students use a Quizlet because they know this is the most effective way to study.

a)

True

b)

False

60.

The way that homework is assigned is mostly out of your control.

a)

True

b)

False