Choosing success 2nd edition atkinson test bank

Difficulty: 1 Easy Learning Outcome: 02-01 How to use your college catalog and website Topic: Understanding the Language of Your School: Catalog and Website Content Accessibility: Keybo

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Chapter 02 Interacting with Your College Community

Multiple Choice Questions

college community is:

B The campus life office

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4 To obtain an official transcript of your grades, you should contact the:

D All of these are correct

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A Intramural sports

B A special interest group

D Reflects your interest in the world at large

begin your correspondence

A "Hey! It's me, Michael, from your Bio class"

B "Dear Professor Brown"

C "To: Professor Kathleen Brown, Ph.D."

D "Hi Brownie, this is your favorite student from Bio"

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12 If you think you have been unfairly graded, you should:

A "I have no idea what you're talking about"

B "Help! I'm totally lost"

C "I understand the first three theories you've presented, but not the fourth Could you please review that?"

D "I'm confused Can you start from the beginning?"

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B Insisting that your view is always correct

A Adopt a "take-no-prisoners" philosophy

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20 "Airing your dirty laundry" refers to:

True / False Questions

certificate programs, and the names of college faculty

True False

services and campus life

True False

degree) in your college catalog

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conduct, including disciplinary sanctions and appeal procedures

about people you meet

True False

stay in school longer than students who do not participate

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34 Your body language can be perceived as reflecting your interest (or lack of interest) in a class discussion or lecture

True False

know that you are routinely present

check their email or play games

True False

apologize for your lateness

True False

during their office hours

True False

don't get it" or "I don't understand."

True False

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question as clearly and concisely as possible

when corresponding with faculty, staff, or other college employees

True False

material or whether you are keeping up with assigned readings or other requirements

responsibility for their own inappropriate actions or behavior

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49 One effective way to resolve a conflict is for all involved to see their differences as positives rather than negatives

requirements, academic standards, and registration regulations?

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longer than non-participating students?

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56 Why do employers take a special interest in students who have participated in extracurricular activities in college?

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62 When emailing faculty, what behaviors should students avoid?

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Chapter 02 Interacting with Your College Community Answer Key

Multiple Choice Questions

college community is:

The college catalog contains information about academic programs, college policies, courses, faculty, student services, campus life, and other aspects of college life

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Difficulty: 1 Easy Learning Outcome: 02-01 How to use your college catalog and website Topic: Understanding the Language of Your School: Catalog and Website Content

Accessibility: Keyboard Navigation

Blooms: Remember Difficulty: 1 Easy Learning Outcome: 02-01 How to use your college catalog and website Topic: Understanding the Language of Your School: Catalog and Website Content

Topic: Campus Offices, Resources, and Services

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5 On many campuses, the offers tutoring, workshops in study skills, and computerized instruction

Diversity is a complex issue Understanding it calls for people to come to terms with their own attitudes (both positive and negative), to recognize prejudice in its many forms, and to value differences in others It is an ongoing process, one that for most students begins in college and continues beyond graduation

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The primary focus of some campus clubs and organizations is to provide opportunities for students to meet people and have fun These groups are often referred to as social

organizations

Blooms: Remember Difficulty: 1 Easy Learning Outcome: 02-04 How to identify which organizations at your college fit your needs

Topic: Getting Involved: Joining Campus Groups

successful

Recruiters like students who are well-rounded and who have distinguished themselves both in and out of the classroom They are interested in students who have set themselves apart

Blooms: Remember Difficulty: 1 Easy Learning Outcome: 02-04 How to identify which organizations at your college fit your needs

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9 Collecting food and clothing for the homeless is an activity most likely sponsored by:

Students who join service organizations often participate in volunteer activities aimed at helping others on their campus or in their community

Blooms: Apply Difficulty: 2 Medium Learning Outcome: 02-04 How to identify which organizations at your college fit your needs

Besides being rude, these behaviors—and ones like them—tell faculty that you are not

engaged in the class

Blooms: Remember Difficulty: 1 Easy Learning Outcome: 02-05 How to communicate effectively with your faculty

Topic: Working with Faculty

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begin your correspondence

A "Hey! It's me, Michael, from your Bio class"

B "Dear Professor Brown"

C "To: Professor Kathleen Brown, Ph.D."

D "Hi Brownie, this is your favorite student from Bio"

Email communications with faculty should be direct, concise, and professional It should be neither overly formal nor informal

Blooms: Apply Difficulty: 1 Easy Learning Outcome: 02-05 How to communicate effectively with your faculty

Before involving anyone else in a discussion of your grade, you should always speak first with your professor

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13 When you are emailing a professor, your correspondence should not contain:

Email correspondence with faculty should be direct, concise and professional If you think it appropriate to share additional details of a personal nature, schedule an appointment with your instructor

Blooms: Understand Difficulty: 1 Easy Learning Outcome: 02-05 How to communicate effectively with your faculty

A "I have no idea what you're talking about"

B "Help! I'm totally lost"

review that?"

D "I'm confused Can you start from the beginning?"

When asking questions of faculty, students should try to be as specific as possible

Blooms: Apply Difficulty: 2 Medium Learning Outcome: 02-05 How to communicate effectively with your faculty

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A large number of variables, including emotions, background, and skills, can influence how words can be interpreted

Blooms: Remember Difficulty: 1 Easy Learning Outcome: 02-06 How to better communicate with others and resolve conflicts when they occur

Topic: Communication and Conflict Resolution

Good communicators are able to listen to a variety of views, including those that may be at odds with their own They are also "students" of communication, learning from observing and interacting with others

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17 According to the textbook, conflicts may be resolved in ways

A Adopt a "take-no-prisoners" philosophy

Not every situation should be treated as a conflict Some are best left alone

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Compromise can be a most effective method of conflict resolution It leaves all participants feeling that their concerns and views have been acknowledged

20 "Airing your dirty laundry" refers to:

There's little to be gained from making private disagreements public Problems are best

resolved by those directly involved

True / False Questions

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21 You can learn about the language of your college community from your campus website and college catalog

certificate programs, and the names of college faculty

TRUE

Now that you're a student, you need specific and current information about interaction with your campus community

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Topic: Understanding the Language of Your School: Catalog and Website Content

student services and campus life

FALSE

Student services and campus life occupy a prominent place on virtually all college websites

Blooms: Remember Difficulty: 2 Medium Learning Outcome: 02-01 How to use your college catalog and website Topic: Understanding the Language of Your School: Catalog and Website Content

degree) in your college catalog

TRUE

This information is an important part of every college catalog

Blooms: Remember Difficulty: 1 Easy Learning Outcome: 02-01 How to use your college catalog and website Topic: Understanding the Language of Your School: Catalog and Website Content

conduct, including disciplinary sanctions and appeal procedures

FALSE

This information is usually found in the Academic Standards section of the catalog

Blooms: Remember Difficulty: 1 Easy Learning Outcome: 02-01 How to use your college catalog and website

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Topic: Understanding the Language of Your School: Catalog and Website Content

FALSE

The Financial Aid Office provides information about various forms of supplemental funds—grants, scholarships, loans, and on-campus employment Students actually pay their tuition in the college's Business Office

Blooms: Remember Difficulty: 2 Medium Learning Outcome: 02-02 How to access resources and services on your campus

photocopying facilities

TRUE

Workshops or classes may be available to familiarize you with the library services

Blooms: Remember Difficulty: 1 Easy Learning Outcome: 02-02 How to access resources and services on your campus

FALSE

The concept of diversity encompasses a wide range of differences It includes academic, age, gender, religious, racial, cultural, geographic, and socioeconomic differences

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Learning Outcome: 02-03 Who is in your college community

Topic: Experiencing Campus Diversity

about people you meet

Topic: Experiencing Campus Diversity

stay in school longer than students who do not participate

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32 Job recruiters and employers don't place much emphasis on students' participation in

their campus or community

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Difficulty: 1 Easy Learning Outcome: 02-05 How to communicate effectively with your faculty

know that you are routinely present

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37 In class, professors can't really tell whether students are using their computers to take notes or

to check their email or play games

FALSE

Professors have little difficulty distinguishing between students who are using their computer to

be part of the life of the class or to distance themselves from class activities

apologize for your lateness

TRUE

Offering an apology is a sign of good manners and maturity

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