50 POINTS Write a Quiz

It’s your turn to play the teacher! As you learned in the lesson on study skills, one effective way of studying material is to create your own quiz.
Review the lessons for this section. Using one or all of the lessons, create a quiz from the information you think is the most important. Your quiz should include the following:

5 True/False Questions (1 point each)
8 Multiple Choice Questions (2 points each)
1 Essay Question (4 points)

Be sure to include an answer key by highlighting the correct answer! Your essay question response should be at least one paragraph in length. See example questions below.

Example Quiz Questions
True/False:
Getting a good night’s sleep and eating a healthy breakfast are things you can do before class to help you be better prepared.

A. True
B. False

Matching:
There are things you can do to improve your study skills.

A. Before Class
B. During Class
C. After Class
D. All of the above

Essay:
The study skills that work best for one person may not work as well for another. What study skills work best for you?

When reading a textbook I have hard time trying to remember everything that I read. It helps me to create an outline of the material I am studying. This is helpful because it forces me to try and identify the most important pieces of information. Then I can focus on remembering that specific information and not EVERYTHING that I’ve read. In addition, if I write it down, it is easier for me to remember.