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Study Skills Corner #4 Taking Exams

Study Skills Corner #4 Taking Exams. Study Skill #4: Taking Exams. On Exam Day before you get to the exam room: - Wake up on time - Rehearse from your one-page note sheet - Avoid talking to other students about the exam!

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Study Skills Corner #4 Taking Exams

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  1. Study Skills Corner #4 Taking Exams

  2. Study Skill #4: Taking Exams On Exam Day before you get to the exam room: - Wake up on time - Rehearse from your one-page note sheet - Avoid talking to other students about the exam! - Be sure you bring things you will need: calculator, pencils, watch, etc. Remember the BIG PICTURE – this is ONE exam in ONE course. Keep it in perspective!

  3. Just Before the Exam • Get to the exam room on time and get comfortable and settle in to your seat. • Rehearse the items on your note summary that you have trouble remembering. You will write these on the exam IMMEDIATELY after it’s handed out. • Avoid talking to other students about the exam, especially those who tend to panic! • Be sure to put your notes away.

  4. When the Exam is Handed Out • Immediately write down anything you are afraid of forgetting. • Be sure to put your name, date, etc. on everything you need to. • Read directions, if any, carefully • Glance over entire exam before starting - How is it structured? - What types of questions are there? - Are there more points on one section than another? - Devise a plan of attack to budget your time

  5. Multiple Choice Questions Why is O2 a good final electron acceptor in the electron transport chain (ETC)? a. A Group VI (6) element, it’s electropositivity attracts electrons with their negative charges b. A Group VI (6) element, it has to obtain only one more electron to fill its outer shell c. It is a highly electronegative element and so attracts electrons easily d. All of the above are true

  6. Multiple Choice Questions Which of the following would not be an example of homeostasis? a. reducing an elevated blood pressure back to within normal limits b. maintaining the fasting blood glucose levels between 80 and 120 mg/dl c. stimulating contractions of a muscle that grow stronger over time d. maintaining body temperature at exactly 370 C

  7. True-False Questions A differentiated cell would spend most of its time in the G1 phase of the cell cycle since it would be carrying out its specialized activities during this time. a. true b. false

  8. References • Frank, S. (1996). The Everything Study Book. Avon, MA: Adams Media Corporation. • Nugent, M. N., & Vitale, B. A. (2004). Test Success: Test-taking Techniques for Beginning Nursing Students (4th ed.). Philadelphia, PA: F.A. Davis Company. • Robinson, A. (1993). What Smart Students Know. New York, NY: Crown Publishers, Inc.

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