Question 1

An effective approach to conflict resolution is to

Accepted Answer

A)  adopt a "take-no-prisoners" philosophy. 
B)  find someone to blame. 
C)  choose your battles. 
D)  stop speaking to people with whom you disagree. 
A)  adopt a "take-no-prisoners" philosophy. 
B)  find someone to blame. 
C)  choose your battles. 
D)  stop speaking to people with whom you disagree.

Question 2

Students should check their college's information management system daily.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

If you are emailing your professor with a question about an assignment, you should state your question as clearly and concisely as possible.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

When you take an online course, your professor can't really tell how often you access class material or whether you are keeping up with assigned readings or other requirements.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Being specific when you ask a question in class makes a better impression than simply saying, "I don't get it" or "I don't understand."

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Sending texts or checking your emails during class

Accepted Answer

A)  communicates your intelligence and popularity. 
B)  demonstrates your ability to multitask. 
C)  conveys your lack of interest in the lecture or discussion. 
D)  reflects your interest in the world at large. 
A)  communicates your intelligence and popularity. 
B)  demonstrates your ability to multitask. 
C)  conveys your lack of interest in the lecture or discussion. 
D)  reflects your interest in the world at large.

Question 7

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

Accepted Answer

A)  grammatical and spelling errors. 
B)  shorthand or abbreviations. 
C)  highly personal information (e.g. discussions of illnesses, family problems). 
D)  all of these are correct. 
A)  grammatical and spelling errors. 
B)  shorthand or abbreviations. 
C)  highly personal information (e.g. discussions of illnesses, family problems). 
D)  all of these are correct.

Question 8

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

Accepted Answer

A)  Student Development Office 
B)  Learning Center 
C)  Dean's Office 
D)  Advising Office 
A)  Student Development Office 
B)  Learning Center 
C)  Dean's Office 
D)  Advising Office

Question 9

"Airing your dirty laundry" refers to

Accepted Answer

A)  telling everyone your personal problems. 
B)  sending nasty emails or texts about people you don't like. 
C)  discussing private disagreements with or in front of others. 
D)  none of these are correct. 
A)  telling everyone your personal problems. 
B)  sending nasty emails or texts about people you don't like. 
C)  discussing private disagreements with or in front of others. 
D)  none of these are correct.

Question 10

To resolve a conflict, you first need to determine who's at fault.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Your campus website contains your college's academic calendar, information about degree and certificate programs, and the names of college faculty.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

In addition to print and online materials, campus libraries may also contain a computer lab and photocopying facilities.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

If you want to make a good impression on your professors, make frequent visits to their offices during their office hours.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Job recruiters are interested in students who have participated in campus life because

Accepted Answer

A)  they have something to talk about during interviews. 
B)  they know that grades aren't really a measure of a person's ability. 
C)  they like people who have participated in diverse activities and been academically successful. 
D)  they admire people who know how to enjoy themselves. 
A)  they have something to talk about during interviews. 
B)  they know that grades aren't really a measure of a person's ability. 
C)  they like people who have participated in diverse activities and been academically successful. 
D)  they admire people who know how to enjoy themselves.

Question 15

Though your campus website is a valuable resource, it doesn't provide information about student services and campus life.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

When emailing faculty, what behaviors should students avoid?

Accepted Answer

When emailing faculty, students should m

Question 17

If you think you have been unfairly graded, you should

Accepted Answer

A)  speak directly with the professor in question. 
B)  go straight to the department chairperson. 
C)  make an appointment with the dean. 
D)  immediately file a grade grievance. 
A)  speak directly with the professor in question. 
B)  go straight to the department chairperson. 
C)  make an appointment with the dean. 
D)  immediately file a grade grievance.

Question 18

In what section of the college catalog can you find information about certificate and degree requirements, academic standards, and registration regulations?

Accepted Answer

In a college catalog, information about

Question 19

Students who become involved in campus activities or who have other campus interests tend to stay in school longer than students who do not participate.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

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

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

An effective approach to conflict resolution is to

Students should check their college's information management system daily.

If you are emailing your professor with a question about an assignment, you should state your question as clearly and concisely as possible.

When you take an online course, your professor can't really tell how often you access class material or whether you are keeping up with assigned readings or other requirements.

Being specific when you ask a question in class makes a better impression than simply saying, "I don't get it" or "I don't understand."

Sending texts or checking your emails during class

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

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

"Airing your dirty laundry" refers to

To resolve a conflict, you first need to determine who's at fault.

Your campus website contains your college's academic calendar, information about degree and certificate programs, and the names of college faculty.

In addition to print and online materials, campus libraries may also contain a computer lab and photocopying facilities.

If you want to make a good impression on your professors, make frequent visits to their offices during their office hours.

Job recruiters are interested in students who have participated in campus life because

Though your campus website is a valuable resource, it doesn't provide information about student services and campus life.

When emailing faculty, what behaviors should students avoid?

If you think you have been unfairly graded, you should

In what section of the college catalog can you find information about certificate and degree requirements, academic standards, and registration regulations?

Students who become involved in campus activities or who have other campus interests tend to stay in school longer than students who do not participate.

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

First Steps to Choosing Success

Deciding to Know Yourself

Choosing Goals for College and Life

Decisions for Managing Time

Choices for Succeeding in Class and Online Courses

Choosing to Read Actively

Decisions About Study and Test Taking

Making Choices About Todays Technology

Making Financial Decisions

Choosing Health and Wellness

Exploring Career Options and Opportunities

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Exam 2: Interacting With Your College Community

An effective approach to conflict resolution is to

Students should check their college's information management system daily.

If you are emailing your professor with a question about an assignment, you should state your question as clearly and concisely as possible.

When you take an online course, your professor can't really tell how often you access class material or whether you are keeping up with assigned readings or other requirements.

Being specific when you ask a question in class makes a better impression than simply saying, "I don't get it" or "I don't understand."

Sending texts or checking your emails during class

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

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

"Airing your dirty laundry" refers to

To resolve a conflict, you first need to determine who's at fault.

Your campus website contains your college's academic calendar, information about degree and certificate programs, and the names of college faculty.

In addition to print and online materials, campus libraries may also contain a computer lab and photocopying facilities.

If you want to make a good impression on your professors, make frequent visits to their offices during their office hours.

Job recruiters are interested in students who have participated in campus life because

Though your campus website is a valuable resource, it doesn't provide information about student services and campus life.

When emailing faculty, what behaviors should students avoid?

If you think you have been unfairly graded, you should

In what section of the college catalog can you find information about certificate and degree requirements, academic standards, and registration regulations?

Students who become involved in campus activities or who have other campus interests tend to stay in school longer than students who do not participate.

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

First Steps to Choosing Success

Deciding to Know Yourself

Choosing Goals for College and Life

Decisions for Managing Time

Choices for Succeeding in Class and Online Courses

Choosing to Read Actively

Decisions About Study and Test Taking

Making Choices About Todays Technology

Making Financial Decisions

Choosing Health and Wellness

Exploring Career Options and Opportunities

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