1.When you approach a text, you should
A. survey it, using the technique called SQ3R.
B. dive right in at the first page and read the assigned section.
C. skip over words you don’t know.
D. read only the boldface type.
7.You might want to review as you exercise because
A. it’s good to include an exercise program in your life.
B. most Americans don’t get enough exercise.
C. each sense that you use while reviewing provides another pathway for information to
reach your brain.
D. as a busy student you need to use your time as efficiently as possible.
12.You’ve adopted the SQ3R method of learning. After surveying a reading assignment, you perform the next step, which is question. What does this mean?
A. Ask yourself why you’re taking the course.
B. Ask yourself how the material relates to your job.
C. Read the headings and turn them into questions.
D. Review the chapter questions and look for the answers in the text.
15.Metacognition refers to
A. the ability to test well.
B. attaching new material to what you already know.
C. any activity you do before you begin to read.
D. the origin of English words from Latin or Greek roots.
19 You should mark your textbook with a
A. red felt-tip marker.
B. blue or black pen.
C.green or red pen
D. pencil
1.A
7.C
12.C
15.B
19.D
1.A - yes
7.C - yes
12.C - yes
15.B - yes
19.D - yes
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To answer these multiple-choice questions correctly, here's how you can get the answers:
1. When you approach a text, you should:
- Based on the options given, you can eliminate options B, C, and D as they don't align with effective reading strategies.
- Option A, "survey it using the technique called SQ3R," is the correct answer. The SQ3R method involves surveying, questioning, reading, reciting, and reviewing a text, which is considered an effective reading approach.
7. You might want to review as you exercise because:
- Option A can be eliminated because it doesn't directly address the given statement.
- Option B may sound relevant but it doesn't answer the question as it talks about exercise habits of Americans.
- Option C, "each sense that you use while reviewing provides another pathway for information to reach your brain," is the correct answer. Reviewing while engaging different senses can enhance learning and memory.
- Option D doesn't address the given statement.
12. You've adopted the SQ3R method of learning. After surveying a reading assignment, you perform the next step, which is to question. What does this mean?
- Option A and B can be eliminated as they don't directly relate to the given situation.
- Option C, "read the headings and turn them into questions," is the correct answer. In the SQ3R method, questioning involves turning the headings into questions to actively engage with the text.
- Option D doesn't address the given situation.
15. Metacognition refers to:
- Eliminate Options A, C, and D as they don't relate to the concept of metacognition.
- Option B, "attaching new material to what you already know," is the correct answer. Metacognition refers to thinking about and reflecting on one's own learning processes, including connections to prior knowledge.
19. You should mark your textbook with a:
- Eliminate Option A as marking with a red felt-tip marker may not be practical or effective.
- Option B and C can also be eliminated as they limit the choice of colors.
- Option D, "pencil," is the correct answer. Using a pencil allows for easy erasure or adjustments when marking a textbook.
Therefore, the correct answers are:
1. A
7. C
12. C
15. B
19. D