Note Taking Skills Quiz

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Tyler McCann
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1.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
On the Mind Map, what would the box labeled "World War I" be considered?
Topic / Main Idea
Sub-Topic
Small detail or fact
Summary
Answer explanation
In a Mind Map, the box labeled 'World War I' would be considered the 'Topic / Main Idea'. This is because the main theme of the mind map is usually represented by the central idea or topic, and all other points or details branch out from this main idea. In this case, 'World War I' is that central topic.
2.
MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION
45 sec • 2 pts
Which of the following is a potentially negative consequence of writing your notes word-for-word? (Select all that apply)
You will ideally have all the information the teacher presented to you
Your notes will have been pre-organized by your teacher
You may miss something
It's time consuming
Answer explanation
Taking notes word-for-word can be time-consuming and may lead to missing out on some information. This is because one might be so focused on jotting down every word that they fail to keep up with the ongoing discussion or presentation. Hence, it's advantageous to write notes in own words or by summarizing the information.
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
It is not recommended that you write your notes word-for-word . Instead, you should try writing your notes in ______________.
your own words
a notebook
scientific notation
a foreign language you just started learning
Answer explanation
The question asks about the best way to write notes, and the answer is 'your own words'. This is because writing notes in your own words, rather than copying text verbatim, helps in better understanding and remembering the information. It promotes active learning and improves comprehension.
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Where on your Cornell Notes would you write main ideas, key information, or questions to ask the teacher?
The top of the page
In the slim box on the left
In the wide box on the right
At the bottom of the page
Answer explanation
The correct answer is 'In the slim box on the left'. In the Cornell Notes system, main ideas, key information, or questions to be asked to the teacher are written in this section. This method of note-taking is designed to facilitate quick review and summarization of the topic.
5.
MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION
45 sec • 3 pts
For better organization, you should keep all your notes for a particular class in one place. Where are some places you can keep notes? (Select all that apply)
A Notebook
On Notecards
A Google Doc / Sheet
Single sheets of paper
A Binder
Answer explanation
Keeping your notes in one place is an integral part of organization. It is recommended you keep your notes in a notebook, in a folder or binder, and if working online, within a Google Doc or Sheet. Using single sheets of paper or notecards is only recommended if there is a strong system to account for them. Generally, this is not recommended.
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Which form of organization refers to a system where you use different colors to make certain lines of text stand out?
Color Coding
Headers
Visuals
Answer explanation
The question asks about the organizational system that uses different colors to highlight certain lines of text. Color coding is the process of using color to categorize, identify, and visually differentiate items. So, the correct answer is Color Coding, which directly refers to using colors for emphasis and easy identification.
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
When it comes to taking notes, what you put into it is what you get out of it. True or False?
True
False
Answer explanation
The statement in the question is true. Taking notes is an active learning process. When you actively engage in writing down the important points of a lecture or a text, you are more likely to understand and remember them. Therefore, the effort you put into taking notes directly determines the effectiveness and productivity of your learning.
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