Test 26 Jeopardy Template

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100 sociology, psychology, anthropology, economics, political science Give 2 examples of social science courses.	100 False True or False: Identification tests are the easiest kind. They only involve the lowest level of thinking.	100 False. It is usually a mix of higher and lower level questions. True or False: Professors usually only ask higher level questions on exams in science based courses.	100 True True or False: Objective exams can include higher-level thinking questions, even if they are multiple choice.	100 True True or False: PORPE is a mnemonic.
200 Often times, this information won't be anywhere else in the text. Why should you read the text boxes in your social science texts?	200 humanities courses focus on dates or chronology and timelines are good for sequencing events Why are timelines useful in humanities courses?	200 False. True or False: It is most important to annotate names and dates in science textbooks.	200 Don't surf the internet as soon as you get online. Do home work first and use 'surfing' as a reward. You can try setting a timer. How can you reduce distractions when online learning?	200 Asynchronous online courses What is the most common type of online learning course?
300 It allows for asking higher level questions. Why is the Question and Answer Strategy useful in social science courses?	300 Listen to what your professor is saying. Think about it. Then write in your own words. What is the "listen, think, write" rule?	300 Formulas and diagrams. You are usually working problems much like a math course. What does a math based science course primarily focus on?	300 Start early, get organized, distribute your time, break up the work, stay healthy, self-test, study with a classmate, look at old exams What are 3 general test preparation strategies?	300 Open-Book Open-Note Problem Solving What are 2 of the three specialty exams discussed in class?
400 Higher level thinking questions, lots of lecture, objective items combined with some essay and short answer, study of people and cultures Name 2 of the tasks in social science courses.	400 Medieval Monk Syndrome--write everything word for word Nothin Here Syndrome--does annotate enough Rest of the Story Syndrome--identifies key ideas but doesn't explain Name two of the annotation pitfalls. Explain.	400 CARDS enables you to build the vocabulary and understand and remember what the terms mean. Why is the CARDS strategy especially useful in science courses?	400 How will I work through the test? What will I do when I come across an item of which I'm not sure? How will I choose an answer when I can't make an educated guess? How will I approach T/F questions? What will I do if I'm running out of time? What are 2 of the 5 questions you should ask yourself BEFORE entering the room for a test?	400 No contact with professor/other students, students must be self-motivated/good time managers, technology problems occur, nobody is available to respond quickly to questions What are 2 drawbacks to online learning?
500 Activate prior knowledge, read chapter introduction, read chapter conclusion, read the captions to the visual aids What are two ways to 'gear up' for reading social science textbooks?	500 They have 3 columns--topic being discussed, professor comments, student comments They are useful in classes that have lots of discussion. What do discussion column notes look like? Why would they be useful?	500 Topics build on one another. What does it mean when you say that math courses are cumulative?	500 Flexible, fosters independent learning, allows learner to set their own pace, provides greater access to college courses What are two benefits to online learning?	500 people tend to read more slowly online, less accuracy, lots of information, comprehension can suffer What are two important pieces of information when talking about reading on a computer?

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