University of Phoenix - MARKETING 421 Week 3 Quiz
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Rank the different types of assessments in order from least to most substantial.
A. exams, quizzes, tests
B. quizzes, exams, tests
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University of Phoenix - MARKETING 421 Week 3 Quiz
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Rank the different types of assessments in order from least to most substantial.
A. exams, quizzes, tests
B. quizzes, exams, tests
C. tests, quizzes, exams
D. quizzes, tests, exams
2. ____________ questions tend to focus on the big picture.
A. Multiple-choice
B. Essay
C. Matching
D. True-false
3. An effective way to manage test anxiety is to
A. write important facts on index cards.
B. prepare thoroughly.
C. do most of your studying the night before the test.
D. try not to visualize the outcome of the test.
4. Advantages of study groups include all of the following, EXCEPT
A. they help members organize and structure the material.
B. they work well for all students, regardless of learning style.
C. they decrease students' chances of overlooking important material.
D. they allow students to share different perspectives on the material.
5. _____________ questions typically ask for brief responses that require you to recall specific pieces of information.
A. Multiple-choice
B. Essay
C. True-false
D. Short-answer
6. The educated-guessing strategy can be most effective when answering what type of question?
A. matching
B. multiple-choice
C. essay
D. short-answer
7. If an essay question asks you to critique a statement or a concept, your answer will
A. use evidence and arguments to convince the reader of a particular point.
B. show how things fit together and provide analogies.
C. track how events have evolved in a timeline.
D. judge and analyze, explaining what is wrong and right about a concept.
E. describe the similarities, and discuss the differences.
8. All of the following are useful strategies for dealing with math anxiety, EXCEPT
A. practicing math problems under pressure, using a timer.
B. reviewing math fundamentals before moving on to more advanced topics.
C. avoiding negative self-talk.
D. keeping in mind that math is harder for women than for men.
9. Which of the following statements about test anxiety are TRUE? Click all that apply.
A. It is a debilitating condition.
B. It is characterized by fears and concerns about test-taking.
C. It is a condition that almost everyone experiences to some degree.
D. It is more of a problem for some people than for others.
E. It usually requires taking calming drugs before the test.
F. Answers b, c, & d are correct
10. You have been ill all week and unable to study for your test in literature tomorrow. Since you have only one evening to study, what are your best strategies? Click all that apply.
A. Stay up as late as necessary to review all the material.
B. Review the main focus of your notes and reading material.
C. Study only for an hour and then get plenty of rest.
D. Prepare a one-page summary sheet with hard-to-remember information.
E. Skim the literature that will be on the test to refresh your memory, but don't try to reread each piece
F. Answers b, d, & e are correct
11. When getting organized for a test, you should do which of the following? Click all that apply.
A. visit an anxiety counselor.
B. bring a watch.
C. listen carefully to the instructions.
D. bring at least two pens.
E. assume that the instructor will provide the supplies needed to take the test.
F. Answers b, c, & d are correct
12. You receive your test back and learn that you have received a "C" letter grade. What should you do? Click all that apply.
A. Talk to your instructor and ask for help.
B. Recognize that this is not a subject you can do well in.
C. Look at your mistakes and try to figure out what went wrong.
D. Forget about it and move on to your next task.
E. Rethink your study strategies and make adjustments for future tests.
F. Answers a, c, & e are correct
True / False Questions
13. A well-constructed test determines your fundamental abilities and potential.
True False
14. To do well on multiple-choice, true-false, and matching tests, you need to guess well and understand general ideas.
True False
15. The easiest questions on the test should be answered first.
True False
16. Math tests do not appear to provoke any more anxiety than tests for other subjects.
True False
17. Before answering the questions on a test, you should read the instructions and skim through the entire test.
True False
18. The first step in educated guessing is to eliminate any obviously false answers.
True False
19. It is important to depend on your first response to a test question and avoid changing your answer.
True False
20. It is best to wait until after you do badly on a test to visit your campus learning or tutorial center.
True False
Short Answer Questions
21. Chapter 4 of P.O.W.E.R. Learning and Your Life discusses various test-taking strategies you can use to answer specific types of questions. Please list three strategies you can use to answer essay questions.
Pay attention to key words that indicate what the instructor is looking for, be brief and to the point, and follow a logical sequence in what is written.
22. You are taking an Honors course which you and your classmates find quite challenging. Four of you decide to form a study group in order to prepare for a midterm exam. Briefly describe how you would set up and use the study group to improve your chances in the upcoming test. What are some of the benefits of a study group?
Set up a time, place, and schedule what material is going to be covered. Benefits of study groups include: helps members organize and structure the material, share different perspectives, wont overlook important information, and rethink the course material.
23. Explain in your own words what the term "academic honesty" means and why it is important.
Academic honesty is staying true to the morals and ethics to begin a great academic student. It is important because it builds ones knowledge creates an honest code of ethics.
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