Sophia College Readiness Final,100% CORRECT

To begin writing your first draft, you must start at the beginning or introduction of the outline and work your way to the conclusion. Is this statement true or false? • True, because you have to write this way beca ...

To begin writing your first draft, you must start at the beginning or introduction of the outline and work your way to the conclusion. Is this statement true or false? • True, because you have to write this way because that is how your paper should flow. • True, because you have to write this way because that is where your thesis statement is. • False, because you can write in any order you wish. • False, because you must start at the conclusion and work your way to the introduction. 2 Which of the following skills is NOT necessary when using word processing software for school? • Knowing how to use the mail merge feature • Knowing how to type a paper • Knowing how to add citations to a paper • Knowing how to do basic formatting 3 Which of the following is NOT a best practice for learning in lectures? • Studying your textbook and previous notes. • Listening, and deciding what's most important. • Taking notes on the lecture quietly. • Thinking about the questions you have. 4 Which of the following is NOT a best practice for selecting a major, if you don't have one in mind? • Identify what you enjoy and what excites you. • Choose courses that are familiar during your first year. • Consider career options and potential for growth. • Take a variety of courses during your first year of school. 5 What is a best practice if you are interested in a minor, but you're unsure if you'll have the time to take on the additional coursework? • Declare your minor. • Talk to other students about it. • Talk to your advisor about it. • Review the course catalog. 6 You really liked the way Wikipedia explained Einstein's Theory of General Relativity. Can you use the same words in your paper on the same topic without citing them? • Yes, because it's free information on the internet. • Yes, because this the Theory of Relativity is common knowledge. • No, because Wikipedia is constantly being updated. • No, because doing that would be plagiarism. 7 What is a method that you can use to learn about an instructor's goals and temperament? • Consult your classmates for advice. • Observe the how and what they communicate. • Read your textbook for ideas. • Inquire with the chair of the department they work for. 8 A syllabus should be read thoroughly, actively, and critically. What does that mean? • Read the document and decide what you like about it and what you don't like. There may be some parts of the course that you are good at, and others you can ignore. • Read your syllabus when you have a free moment or two between classes. If you don't get all of the details now, you can always re-read the document later. • Read the whole document. Pause to consider things as you read, and think about any related questions you may have for your instructor that the syllabus does not cover. • Skim the document quickly a few times for key points. If you don't get all of the information on the first pass, you can always ask the instructor or thier assistant. 9 When getting ready for an interview, you should prepare a statement about why you want to do the internship with the organization. Is this statement true or false? • True, because this is a requirement for receiving credit for the internship. • False, because you don't want to give the employer the impression that you are too eager. • False, because this is not something you would discuss in an internship interview. • True, because employers will almost always ask you why you want to work there. 10 If you struggle with major anxiety related to exams, the best thing to do is to handle it on your own. Is this statement true or false? • False, because you should study harder instead. • True, because it will get easier over time. • False, because you should contact disability services. • True, because you should cope with it as best you can. 11 Which of the following is NOT true about internships? • You are guaranteed to be hired by the organization when your internship is complete. • You will have the opportunity to learn and apply skills in a real-world setting. • You can try out an organization or career before you make a long-term commitment. • You will learn from professionals in the career your are considering. 12 Why does your paper need a thesis statement before you can write it? • The thesis statement is all of the evidence or support for the main argument you are making in your paper. • The thesis statement is the main argument you are making in your paper, which you will support with evidence in each paragraph. • The thesis statement is a list of how you will support your main argument so you have an organized plan to work from. • The thesis statement is the visual statement you are making with the font you choose for your paper, which is consistent throughout. 13 There is only one way to correctly cite a source in a paper or project. Is this statement true or false? • True, there is only one way to cite your sources. • False, there are 13 common styles for citation. • True, there is only one citation style. • False, there are 3 common styles for citation. 14 What are some best practices for managing your mental health as a student in higher education? • Exercise for 30 minutes daily, meditate, eat a healthy diet, do things you enjoy every day, ask your friends and family if they think your mental health is okay, recognize the symptoms of common mental health issues, and self-medicate when you need to. • Talk to your friends and family when you are dealing with stress, recognize the signs of common mental health issues, and read books that help you understand mental health disorders and how you can treat them at home • Use tactics to reduce stress, recognize the symptoms of common mental health issues, and know to seek the help of a mental healthcare professional if these (or any other symptoms that cause you to struggle) occur. • Exercise for 30 minutes daily, meditate, eat a healthy diet, do things you enjoy every day, and read books that help you understand mental health disorders and how you can treat them at home. 15 You've determined that you are an reading/writing learner. Select the method you can use to leverage your learning style, even when the course isn't designed for reading/writing learners. • Take notes, and then assemble your notes into a written study guide. • Draw pictures or diagrams of the concepts you are learning about. • Allow yourself to move around as you study, and use flashcards. • Create a study group with others so you can listen to what others have to say and discuss the course. 16 One thing you can do to improve your efficiency with reading assignments is to _________. • find an environment where you can focus • listen to relaxing music as you read • drink water or caffeinated beverage • go to a cafe or other public place 17 You are browsing the course catalog and find a course you are interested in taking called Screenwriting, WRIT 318. The course description says it has a prerequisite of WRIT 117. What may happen if you register for this course without having completed the prerequisite? • The course may be too easy for you. • You will be successful in the course. • The course may be too difficult. • The course may not interest you. 18 Which of the following is NOT true as it pertains to exam preparation? • You need to get plenty of rest so your body will be at its best. • You can create a study guide from your notes as a handy reference. • You need to eat well so your body will be at its best. • You should not study for the exam with other students. 19 Which of the following statements is FALSE as it pertains to best practices for preparing for class? • You should complete your assignments and readings. • You should read the syllabus or other instructions from the instructor. • You can leave your phone on to take calls and send texts. • You should show up on time, or even a little early. 20 The primary purpose of the projects you do in higher education is to ________. • help you learn new things about yourself • allow you to practice the concepts you've learned about • help you identify what your major will be • help you achieve higher grades on your exams 21 Select the true statement about staying healthy as a student. • You need more than 9 hours of sleep every day. • You only need 1-2 hours of sleep each day. • You need to get 7-9 hours of sleep each day. • You need to get 3-6 hours of sleep each day. 22 What is true about skimming and speed reading as it pertains to your assignments? • It enables you to retain the information you read better than active reading. • It's generally not a best practice for reading in higher education. • It's generally a best practice for reading in higher education. • It enables you to understand the information you read better than active reading. 23 You just found out that a very close member of your family passed away, and you must travel to attend the funeral. You can't finish a paper that is due tomorrow. The syllabus states the instructor does not accept late assignments. What should you do? • Drop the class. • Hire a person you found on the internet to write the paper for you. • Contact the instructor immediately and explain your emergency. • Ask a relative to help you this once. 24 Which of the following should you do before you enroll in courses? • Complete all of the coursework for the current semester with a passing grade. • Understand all of the requirements for the assignments and exams in the courses you plan to sign up for. • Purchase your textbooks and supplies for the semester. • Read the catalog and identify the courses that will fit your needs and interests. 25 Which of the following is true about planning for your career? • You should start planning your career as soon as you graduate, or as soon as your internship begins. • You should not be concerned about getting a job after graduation because you are sure to be qualified for the career you want. • You should already know how to get the experience, knowledge, and skills you need to start your career. • You should do some research and devise a plan to fill any gaps in your education, skills, knowledge or experience.