Master Student Strategies Multiple Choice Questions
1. Which of the following is not a strategy of a master student? C
a. Setting short term goals
b. Setting long term goals
c. Assessing your positive traits
d. Avoiding an open‐minded approach to problem solving
2. Completing self‐ discovery exercises assists students in C
a. Assessing employment locations
b. Assessing computer programs
c. Assessing themselves as students/employees
d. Assessing travel itineraries
3. Characteristics of a master student include B
a. an unwillingness to change
b. a willingness to take responsibility for actions in one’s life
c. extreme focus on one’s grades
d. a positive attitude
4. The three sensory modes of learning discussed in class include: B
a. Vivid, action, knowing
b. Visual, auditory, kinesthetic
c. Vital, anxious, kinesthetic
d. Verbal, auditory, kinesthetic
5. When exhibiting master student strategies, one might demonstrate all of the following except: C
a. Avoiding “thinking outside of the box”
b. Self direction
c. Optimism
d. Goal setting
6. The term “metacognition” is defined as: C
a. Learning about objects
b. Learning about science
c. Learning about learning
d. Acting without thinking
7. There are four questions connected to the modes of learning. They include all of the following except: D
a. Why?
b. What
c. How?
d. When?
8. Strong self motivation encourages all of the following except: B
a. Changing one’s mind
b. Ignoring goals
c. Comparing benefits
d. Requesting help
9. When attempting to bring about change in one’s behavior one should not consider: D
a. Affirmations
b. Requesting help from friends
c. Starting with minor changes
d. Setting unrealistic goals
10. Strategies for time management include all of the following except: D
a. Monitoring work related tasks
b. Setting a stopping time
c. Maintaining a clear desk or work area
d. Procrastination
True/False Questions
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12. There is only
a. Setting short term goals
b. Setting long term goals
c. Assessing your positive traits
d. Avoiding an open‐minded approach to problem solving
2. Completing self‐ discovery exercises assists students in C
a. Assessing employment locations
b. Assessing computer programs
c. Assessing themselves as students/employees
d. Assessing travel itineraries
3. Characteristics of a master student include B
a. an unwillingness to change
b. a willingness to take responsibility for actions in one’s life
c. extreme focus on one’s grades
d. a positive attitude
4. The three sensory modes of learning discussed in class include: B
a. Vivid, action, knowing
b. Visual, auditory, kinesthetic
c. Vital, anxious, kinesthetic
d. Verbal, auditory, kinesthetic
5. When exhibiting master student strategies, one might demonstrate all of the following except: C
a. Avoiding “thinking outside of the box”
b. Self direction
c. Optimism
d. Goal setting
6. The term “metacognition” is defined as: C
a. Learning about objects
b. Learning about science
c. Learning about learning
d. Acting without thinking
7. There are four questions connected to the modes of learning. They include all of the following except: D
a. Why?
b. What
c. How?
d. When?
8. Strong self motivation encourages all of the following except: B
a. Changing one’s mind
b. Ignoring goals
c. Comparing benefits
d. Requesting help
9. When attempting to bring about change in one’s behavior one should not consider: D
a. Affirmations
b. Requesting help from friends
c. Starting with minor changes
d. Setting unrealistic goals
10. Strategies for time management include all of the following except: D
a. Monitoring work related tasks
b. Setting a stopping time
c. Maintaining a clear desk or work area
d. Procrastination
True/False Questions
11. Mnemonic Devices may not assist one in recalling information Flase
12. There is only