Sophia College Readiness Final.

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. RATIONALE You don't need to proceed in any particular order. Start with your outline, and begin writing at whatever point you feel comfortable. The important thing is to get started somewhere. CONCEPT Writing and Revising Your First Draft 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 RATIONALE Word processing software does a lot of useful things, but mail merge is not one of the ones you need to know for school. if you can master typing, formatting, and putting citations into a paper, you will have the basics covered as a student. CONCEPT Preparing to Use Technology 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. RATIONALE During a lecture, it's important to stay focused on what the instructor is saying. Listening, thinking about what's most important, taking down notes, and coming up with questions are a way to stay actively engaged with what's going on. It may be tempting to do other things, but if you can listen, it will benefit you more than looking at your textbook or notes again. CONCEPT Lectures in the Classroom 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. RATIONALE This is not a best practice for choosing a major if you don't already have one. If you choose only classes that are familiar, you are missing an opportunity to explore new interests and talents that could become the focus of your studies and your career. CONCEPT