(2 points) 18 inches to 4 feet, in terms of proximity, is known as the Social Zone.

(2 points) The Personal Zone is reserved for those in an intimate relationship.

(2 points) A Time Line is useful for comparing and contrasting chronological events.

(2 points) A Visual-Spatial Learner would find a Web (concept map) helpful.

(2 points) Venn Diagrams are only useful for comparing two things.

(2 points) Jumping on another’s bandwagon is a useful strategy when writing a research paper.

(2 points) You cannot make up for lost sleep.

(2 points) A warm or boring classroom can cause drowsiness.

(2 points) A “good sleeper” falls asleep as soon as his or her head hits the pillow.

(2 points) Some researchers feel that dreaming is the equivalent of “Defragmenting” your brain.

(2 points) Drinking your last caffeineated beverage by 6 p.m. will not disturb your sleep.

(2 points) Nicotine is a depressant, which will help you sleep.

(2 points) Teenagers need 8.25 hours of sleep.

(2 points) R.E.M. stands for “Rapid Electromagnetic Memory.”

(2 points) An Intrapersonal learner often likes to learn alone.

(2 points) After getting a handout the first thing you should do is put your name on it.

(2 points) Using mnemonics is a useful strategy for someone that is musical-rhythmic.

(2 points) Humans store inputs in their short-term memory for about 25 seconds.

(2 points) When humans remember information that was never stored in memory it’s known as confabulation.

(2 points) Picking and choosing from various available inputs is known as selective attention.

(4 points) Which of the following is not a strategy for improving your note taking skills?

(4 points) On a test about the story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears, if you are asked, “What does Goldilocks look like?” This is an example of what type of Thinking Skill?

(4 points) After reading a novel in Mr. Mills’ class, he asks you if the main character was happy at home. What Thinking Skill is this type of question?

(4 points) On a history test you are asked to identify George Washington. What type of Thinking Skill is this type of question?

(4 points) If Mr. Stuard has you read a story and then list the events that occurred in that story in sequence, what type of Thinking Skill is being utilized?

(4 points) “All teenagers spend too much time watching TV” is a/an:

(4 points) Saying, “No one in his right mind would ever do anything that dumb,” is

(4 points) Which of the following does not change Communication?

(4 points) In this country making horns with your forefingers is a sign of anger.

(4 points) Which of the following is not a sign of power or leadership in the United States?

(5 points) List and give examples of five Non-Verbal forms of communication based on the PowerPoint given in class and our discussion. (You cannot say things like written text, sign language, pictures, email, instant messaging and so forth). Also, ensure that you use complete sentences, and proper punctuation.

(5 points) List and give examples of five Listening Skills that we discussed in class. Remember to list only those skills that we discussed in class, were on the handout you were provided, or that were listed on the PowerPoint. Also, please ensure that you use complete sentences, and proper punctuation.

(5 points) Imagine that you are tutoring a student on how to improve his/her Test-Taking Skills. Give the student five suggestions and examples of ways to improve their score on an upcoming test. Remember to list only those skills that we discussed in class, were on the handout you were provided, or that were listed on the PowerPoint. Also, please ensure that you use complete sentences,and proper punctuation.

(5 points) Explain in detail, each step of the reading strategy “SQ3R” (Be sure to define the acronym as you list the steps). Furthermore, explain why this strategy is such a useful technique. Remember to use complete sentences,and proper punctuation.