Questions and Answers Graded A+
Focusing on what is being said, repeating what you heard, asking a speaker to
expand or clarify, looking for non-verbal signals, and listening for requests are
principles of ______ listening. - Correct answer-Active
Most instructors read the body language of the students in the front rows to gauge
how they are doing and if they are losing the class. - Correct answer-True
Which note-taking method is not recommended as it focuses on capturing as much
of what the instructor says as possible; but not on processing the information. -
Correct answer-The list method
This method of note-taking that uses a two-column and footer format (an 'upside
down 'T') is called: - Correct answer-The Cornell Method
Acronyms, acrostics, rhymes, and jingles are commonly used _____________
devices. - Correct answer-mnemonic
Which is the best way to improve concentration while reading? - Correct answer-
controlling internal and external distractions
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, ___________memory allows one to apply knowledge to a specific task;
while__________memory allows one to store and recall information. - Correct
answer-Answer 1:
Short-term
Answer 2:
long-term
The learning cycle consists of what four steps? - Correct answer-Prepare, absorb
new ideas, record, review/apply
Reading your most difficult assignments early in your reading time, when you are
freshest, is a suggested reading strategy. - Correct answer-True
Why is it important to read the graphics provided in textbooks? - Correct answer-
A. They will create different kinds of memory links to help you remember the
material.
B. They will increase your understanding.
C. They engage different comprehension processes.
(D. All of the above.)
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