Title: 3.7 Note Taking for Success Quiz
Course: RITA LEARNING MODULES > Section: 3. Note Taking for Success

Q: What is one reason to take good notes?
- To plagiarize
- To look busy during class
- To prepare and study for exams and tests
- To learn how to copy and paste
A: To prepare and study for exams and tests

Q: Your notes should include:
- Key words and phrases
- Complete sentences
- Complete paragraphs
- Your opinions only
A: Key words and phrases

Q: You should use your own words when taking notes except when you are:
- Quoting what is said or written
- Always use your own words
- Never use your own words
- misunderstanding what is said.
A: Quoting what is said or written

Q: Check your notes to make sure
- You included lots of details
- You included drawings
- You understand what you wrote
- Do not check your notes
A: You understand what you wrote

Q: Which of the following are NOT one of the four labeled areas in Cornell notes?
- To Do
- Heading
- Main Idea
- Summary
A: To Do

Q: Leaving blank space in your notes is a good technique because
- there is room for doodling if you get bored.
- there is extra room for more information later.
- do not leave blank space, it is a waste of paper.
- its easier for others to copy your notes.
A: there is extra room for more information later.

Q: Taking notes while you read can help you
- identify gaps in your understanding
- remember what you read
- organize information
- all of the above
A: all of the above

Q: You should copy notes exactly as you see them in a book, online or in a classroom.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: A style of notes where you divide your paper into thirds is called what?
- SQRL#3
- Cornell
- Note Thirds
- I don't know
A: Cornell

Q: Taking notes when reading, watching a video in your online course, or listening to a lecture is a good idea
- True
- False
A: True