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Taking Good Notes Quiz
Procedures Quiz
Your Name:
Your E-Mail address:
1. Describe how a page of Cornell notes are set up:
2. If you use symbols and abbreviations, where do you put the key?
3. Check the false statement about good notetaking:
Good notes are organized
Good notes have extracted the important information from the lecture
Good notes include everything from class
Good notes are titled, dated, and numbered
4. What should you do if you miss a piece of information in class?
5. Name three things you should write exactly as your prfoessor has provided:
6. When do you create your questions in the margins and your summary of your notes?
7. Why is it a good idea to leave white space between concepts and information?
8. What must you be careful of when putting notes in your own language?
9. If your professor hands out PowerPoint slides in class, how can you take notes?
10. What should you do if the professor references the text?
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