Chapter 5 - Education: Values and Expectations

1. Her leisure activities include reading and writing letters to her friends (B)

• a. free time

• b. work

• c. unpaid

• d. last

2.I could get a substantial amount done tonight if I work for a couple of hours

• a. little

• b. large

• c. adequate

• d. marginal

3. It is appropriate to make an appointment with a professor before going to his office. (E)

• a. incorrect

• b. believed

• c. acceptable and expected

• d. daring

4.It is important for students to take the initiative and be responsible for their own learning

• a. first step

• b. defensive position

• c. easy way out

• d. passive role

5.The student was not motivated to perform well in her classes. (I)

• a. encouraged

• b. stimulated

• c. aware

• asked

6.Many students are resentful of too many rules because they feel as though they are being treated as children. (L)

• a. happy with

• b. bored by

• c. angry about

• concerned with

7.The professor compartmentalized her work and social time, and thus was able to enjoy both (L)

• a. combined

• b. left out

• c. determined

• . separated

8.Anyone who is accused of a crime in the United States has a right to a lawyer. (O)

• a. charged with

• b. told

• c. escaped

• d. freed

9.Americans feel that using someone's words in a research paper without referencing them is tantamount to stealing: (O)

• a. necessary

• b. unbelievable

• c. acceptable

• d. equivalent

10.To understand another person's circumstance, it is important to listen carefully to his or her story (S)

• a. situation

• b. history

• c. excuse

• d. idea