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Introduction To College Study
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Subject
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soft-skills
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
Don't refresh. All questions and answers are randomly picked and ordered every time you load a test.
This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. Words or phrases that call your attention to what you will hear next
Verbal SignPost
Locus of Control
GPA
Persistence
2. Physical or mental strain or tension produced in reaction to pressure.
concept maps
Stess
a pro con T provides
Potentials
3. Sensation (hearing) Interpretaion(attaches meaning) evalutaion(judges message) reaction( provides feed back).
Value
Name the parts of Listening
learning aids
Locus of Control
4. A visible mechanism for summaring the reasons for and the reasons against some particular decision
Ways to avoid Procrastination
self-efficacy
a pro con T provides
Planner
5. Incongruity between what might be expected and What actually occurs
Locus of Control
Successful Intelligences
irony
Verbal SignPost
6. A judgement generalization or bias influenced by experience and values.
major
Bias
Lifelong Learner
Assumption
7. Running your eyes over a page rapidly until you find specific information that you are looking for
Brainstorming
Brainstorming
Scanning
lobbyist
8. Tool for measuring time a notebook for recording appointments and things to be done - etc.
Stess
Planner
Syllabus
Lifelong Learner
9. Reading quickly to get a general idea of what something is about
Skimming
steps in taking notes
irony
concept maps
10. A set of connected ideas supported by examples made by a writter to prove or disprove a point
Skimming
self-efficacy
how to set the stage
Argument
11. Sit infront of the class - prepare in advance - write what the instructor sais in your own words
Lifelong Learner
Ways to avoid Procrastination
three ways to listen actively in class
Listening
12. Wise - trusted teacher or counselor
entor
three ways to listen actively in class
major
GPA
13. Abilities that may be developed.
how to set the stage
Potentials
Syllabus
Planner
14. It depict a variety of relationships other than simple class inclusions
concept maps
steps in taking notes
three ways to listen actively in class
Bodily Kinesthic
15. Setting the stage - taking organized notes - and reviewing your notes
major
how to set the stage
three key ways to take organized notes
steps in taking notes
16. The kind of intelligence use to achieve important goals. successful intelligence is broken down into three parts; analytical thinking..(called aslo critical thinking Gather Info - Ask questions - and come up with a solution). creative thinking a new
Brainstorming
Skimming
Successful Intelligences
Lifelong Learner
17. A measure of a student's academic achievement at a college or university
GPA
Self-Esteem
lobbyist
Argument
18. Need or desire that energizes and directs behavior to action
Motivation
how to set the stage
Persistence
Goal
19. By completing your textbook reading before class so you have an idea of what your going to be getting lectured on
how to set the stage
Goal
three key ways to take organized notes
Planner
20. Ability to use the physical body parts skillfully and take in knowledge through bodyily sensation
how to set the stage
Motivation
How many hours should one sleep?
Bodily Kinesthic
21. Motivation by internal factors such as ( values and attitude) or external factors such as (Parents - Circumstances - Luck - grades -
Scanning
Intelligence
Name the parts of Listening
Locus of Control
22. A particular way in which the mind receives and processes info. - Visual - Auditory - Kinesthetic
Learning Styles
a pro con T provides
Typology
Assumption
23. Names affect behavior (West Africa)
Ways to avoid Procrastination
Oruko Lonro Ni
major
Lifelong Learner
24. A study method incorporating five steps: survey - question - read - rehearse - review
Sq3r
Persistence
Value
Skimming
25. The change in communication brought on by developments in computer systems.
GPA
irony
self-efficacy
Digitial Revolution
26. Tool for measuring time a notebook for recording appointments and things to be done - etc.
Internal distraction?
entor
Planner
Internship
27. Abilities that may be developed.
Potentials
Goal
three key ways to take organized notes
Stess
28. 8 to 9 hours
GPA
How many hours should one sleep?
entor
lobbyist
29. An objective that a person wants to obtain and works to achieve and end in which effort is directed.
Goal
Academic Integrity
Oruko Lonro Ni
Assumption
30. The ability to continue through adversity. The ability to brush off failure and stay focused on our goals.
Persistence
Intelligence
Brainstorming
Listening
31. Process that involves sensing - interpreting - evaluating - and reacting to spoken messages.
Skimming
Listening
Learning Styles
Planner
32. 1.analyze the effects. 2.set reasobable goals. 3.break task into smaller parts. 4.get started whether or not you 'feel like it' 5. ask for help. 6. reward yourself.
a pro con T provides
Persistence
Digitial Revolution
Ways to avoid Procrastination
33. A way of gathering ideas.
information matrix
Brainstorming
irony
Sq3r
34. Something that is important to a person
concept maps
Value
Locus of Control
Goal
35. Words or phrases that call your attention to what you will hear next
Verbal SignPost
Knowledge Work
Potentials
Learning Styles
36. A preference or inclinationespecialy one that prevens even-handed judgement.
How Much should you study if you have 15 hours?
three key ways to take organized notes
Bias
Stess
37. Sensation (hearing) Interpretaion(attaches meaning) evalutaion(judges message) reaction( provides feed back).
Skimming
Name the parts of Listening
steps in taking notes
Value
38. 5hours a week. - 5hours a week.
Argument
Skimming
How Much should you study if you have 15 hours?
Self-Esteem
39. Running your eyes over a page rapidly until you find specific information that you are looking for
Self-Esteem
Bodily Kinesthic
Persistence
Scanning
40. A visible mechanism for summaring the reasons for and the reasons against some particular decision
Knowledge Work
Bodily Kinesthic
a pro con T provides
Argument
41. Process that involves sensing - interpreting - evaluating - and reacting to spoken messages.
three ways to listen actively in class
Listening
Knowledge Work
Potentials
42. The ability to continue through adversity. The ability to brush off failure and stay focused on our goals.
learning aids
Intelligence
Persistence
lobbyist
43. A quality or value of being honest and responsible in school.
Academic Integrity
Bias
Sq3r
how to set the stage
44. A characteristic way of thinking abobut people - situations - events - and ideas.
Perspective
Oruko Lonro Ni
Listening
how to set the stage
45. Motivation by internal factors such as ( values and attitude) or external factors such as (Parents - Circumstances - Luck - grades -
Brainstorming
Locus of Control
Motivation
lobbyist
46. An academic Subject area of the field of academic study in which one concentrates or specializes also your passion.
Ways to avoid Procrastination
major
Sq3r
three ways to listen actively in class
47. The change in communication brought on by developments in computer systems.
Digitial Revolution
Oruko Lonro Ni
Typology
Ways to avoid Procrastination
48. Incongruity between what might be expected and What actually occurs
Oruko Lonro Ni
Listening
irony
Bias
49. Setting the stage - taking organized notes - and reviewing your notes
steps in taking notes
Planner
learning aids
information matrix
50. Someone who tries to persuade legislators to vote for bills that the lobbyists favor
three ways to listen actively in class
Motivation
Ways to avoid Procrastination
lobbyist