Working to Code- Fun Practice Quiz

What does "Knolling" mean?

• A sport practiced in New Zealand where participants race over a field of small mounds, or "knolls."

• A method of net fishing. Utilizes a very finely woven net, that's dragged by a diver, typically above a coral reef.

• Organizing objects on a surface at a 90 degree angle

• Creating convincing lies, backed by accurate sounding information; Aka "Knowledge Trolling."

When you make a mistake:

• Say sorry. Words of contrition are enough.

• Don't address it. Most mistakes go unnoticed, and it's unnecessary to bring it up unless someone specifically calls you out on it.

• Redirect blame. It's important to maintain the illusion of flawlessness. Avoid accountability by directing anger at others when you make an error.

• Acknowledge the error, do your best to correct it (and ask for help if you need help fixing it,) and make either a mental or physical note of what happened so you can avoid making the same mistake in the future.

What do you do if you don't understand? Click all that apply.

• Review the provided materials on Schoology

• Pretend you understand anyways

• Contact your instructor with your questions

• Change your name and move to a foreign country

It's okay to be late to Zoom Meetings

• Yes!

• Please no!

Your studio is a ______ _____.

B.O.T. stands for __ __ ____.

Select everything that counts as proper Zoom Etiquette, according to the "Navigating an online class" powerpoint

• Dress appropriately for a public setting

• Only unmute yourself if asked by your instructor

• Use the chat feature as directed by your instructor. I.E. If they just want you to ask questions in it, only use it for questions. If they want you to discuss things with each other, then discuss

• Name yourself your first and last name so the teacher knows who you are, and can count you present

• Turn on your video (if possible) so people can see your face and engage with you