EDUC 1300 – Questions With Appropriate Solutions
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Research shows that there is no False
relationship between college
students' class attendance and their
course grades because professors
often don't take attendance and don't
count attendance when calculating
course grades.
Research indicates that students who 20
earn mostly "As" typically spend ____ or
more hours per week working on their
courses outside of class?
Research indicates that students who 20
earn mostly "C" grades or lower
typically spend ____ or fewer hours per
week working on their courses outside
of class?
Research on college graduates All of the above
indicates that the higher their grades
were in college, the higher their:
(a) starting salary(b) the status
(prestige) of their first job(c) career
mobility (ability to change jobs or
move into different positions)(d) all of
the above.
,Research indicates that the majority of (a) instructors' lecture notes
test questions on college exams come
from:
(a) instructors' lecture notes
(b) course textbooks
(c) library resources
(d) Internet articles
(e) National Enquirer
Waldo is having trouble taking good (b) front and center of class
notes in his college courses so he
thinks he'll try changing his seating
location, hoping it will improve the
quality of his note-taking and course
grades. Which one of the following
classroom seating locations should
Waldo assume if he intends to
improve the quality of his note-taking?
(a) front and to the side of class
(b) front and center of class
(c) rear and center of class
(d) rear and to the side of class
(e) outside of class peering through a
classroom window.
, When choosing a place to read, (d) Have the light come from behind you and over
where should you arrange your the opposite side that you write from (e.g., over your
source of light (e.g., lamp) in order to left shoulder if you're right-handed).
reduce the distracting or fatiguing
effects of glare and shadows?
(a) Face your source of light and place
it on the same side that you write from
(e.g., on the right side if you're right-
handed).
(b) Face your source of light and
place it on the opposite side you write
from (e.g., on the left side if you're
right-handed).
(c) Have the light come from behind
you and over the same side that you
write from (e.g., over your right
shoulder if you're right-handed).
(d) Have the light come from behind
you and over the opposite side that
you write from (e.g., over your left
shoulder if you're right-handed).
Students can learn a lot from their (c) 20 hours per week
out-of-class experiences in college,
such as participating in campus clubs
or organizations, volunteer
experiences, and part-time work.
However, in order to reserve enough
time for their coursework, research
shows that students should participate
in out-of-class activities for no more
than:
(a) 5 hours per week
(b) 10 hours per week
(c) 20 hours per week
(d) 25 hours per week.
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Terms in this set (87)
Research shows that there is no False
relationship between college
students' class attendance and their
course grades because professors
often don't take attendance and don't
count attendance when calculating
course grades.
Research indicates that students who 20
earn mostly "As" typically spend ____ or
more hours per week working on their
courses outside of class?
Research indicates that students who 20
earn mostly "C" grades or lower
typically spend ____ or fewer hours per
week working on their courses outside
of class?
Research on college graduates All of the above
indicates that the higher their grades
were in college, the higher their:
(a) starting salary(b) the status
(prestige) of their first job(c) career
mobility (ability to change jobs or
move into different positions)(d) all of
the above.
,Research indicates that the majority of (a) instructors' lecture notes
test questions on college exams come
from:
(a) instructors' lecture notes
(b) course textbooks
(c) library resources
(d) Internet articles
(e) National Enquirer
Waldo is having trouble taking good (b) front and center of class
notes in his college courses so he
thinks he'll try changing his seating
location, hoping it will improve the
quality of his note-taking and course
grades. Which one of the following
classroom seating locations should
Waldo assume if he intends to
improve the quality of his note-taking?
(a) front and to the side of class
(b) front and center of class
(c) rear and center of class
(d) rear and to the side of class
(e) outside of class peering through a
classroom window.
, When choosing a place to read, (d) Have the light come from behind you and over
where should you arrange your the opposite side that you write from (e.g., over your
source of light (e.g., lamp) in order to left shoulder if you're right-handed).
reduce the distracting or fatiguing
effects of glare and shadows?
(a) Face your source of light and place
it on the same side that you write from
(e.g., on the right side if you're right-
handed).
(b) Face your source of light and
place it on the opposite side you write
from (e.g., on the left side if you're
right-handed).
(c) Have the light come from behind
you and over the same side that you
write from (e.g., over your right
shoulder if you're right-handed).
(d) Have the light come from behind
you and over the opposite side that
you write from (e.g., over your left
shoulder if you're right-handed).
Students can learn a lot from their (c) 20 hours per week
out-of-class experiences in college,
such as participating in campus clubs
or organizations, volunteer
experiences, and part-time work.
However, in order to reserve enough
time for their coursework, research
shows that students should participate
in out-of-class activities for no more
than:
(a) 5 hours per week
(b) 10 hours per week
(c) 20 hours per week
(d) 25 hours per week.
