Academic Vocab Test

Study Habits are

• Steps you take to not study

• Steps you take to procrastinate

• Steps you take to study

• Steps you take to procrastinate

Multiple Intelligence Theory

• different ways of examining brains for research theories

• different ways of attending school and receiving an education

• different ways of expressing the intelligence of the brain

• different ways of learning and different intelligences they use in their daily lives.

Auditory learning

• a student learns more effectively by eating

• a student learns most effectively by listening.

• a student learns more effectively with hands on activities

• a student learns more effectively with visuals

Visual learning

• a student learns more effectively with visuals

• a student learns more effectively by listening

• a student learns more effectively with hands-on activities

• a student learns more effectively while eating.

Kinesthetic learning

• Manipulating materials with hands to learn

• using visuals to learn

• listening in order to learn

• using technology in order to learn

Citation

• wehen you paraphrase a book, paper, or author

• a complete paragraph from a book

• a made- up line from a book, paper, or author

• a quotation from or reference to a book, paper, or author, especially in a scholarly work.

Abbreviation

• a shortened form of a book or phrase

• a long form of a book or phrase

• a paragraph of a book or phrase

• the introduction of a book

Plagiarism

• creating a proper citation while writing a paper

• the practice of taking someone else's work or ideas and passing them off as one's own.

• the practice of not taking someone else's work or ideas and passing them off as one's own work

• Writing an idea in your own words and stating who wrote it

Academic Cheating

• a student attends a different school and is disloyal to the old one

• a student attempts to preform all academic duties responsibly

• a student attempts to get academic credit in an honest way

• a student attempts to get academic credit in a way that is dishonest, disrespectful, irresponsible, untrustworthy or unfair.

Global Knowledge

• one that incorporates the knowledge of corporations that make a lot of money

• one that incorporates learning about the cultures, geographies, histories, and current issues of all the world's regions.

• one that incorporates learning about a single subject on one part of the world

• one that incorporates learning about the world being circular rather than flat