
Review and assessment EALT UNIT 1
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Solomuzi Khathi
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Review and Assessment
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following represents the process of effective listening?
Preparation; listening; making notes
Making notes; Reviewing your notes; studying
Prediction of content; listening to content: discussion of content
predicting & making notes; Listening & making notes; Reviewing Notes
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Multiple Choice
What is the purpose of summarizing?
To add additional information to a text
To condense the main ideas of a text
To provide a detailed analysis of a text
To critique the author's writing style
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Word Cloud
Reflect on your personal experience preparing for lectures. Write down a part of your thoughts by completing the following sentence:
One of the biggest challenges I face when I try to prepare for lectures is that ___________
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Multiple Choice
If you prepare for a lecture by attempting to predict the content, what are three ways in which we can try to predict?
read, make notes, listen
Review, reflect, evaluate
think; search; read
reflect, prepare, review
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Multiple Choice
During a lecture it's important to write down information that you think is important.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT a step in summarizing a text?
Identify the main ideas
Omit irrelevant details
Include personal opinions
Paraphrase the information in your own words
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an accurate definition for a 'lecture'? In other words, what is a lecture?
In a lecture, it is easy to miss information if the presenter/lecturer speaks too fast.
During lectures, it is important to take note of important information.
A lecture is an oral presentation based on information related to a specific subject of study
A lecture is like a presentation, but it is only verbal/oral and there are no additional materials such as slides or videos included.
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Multiple Choice
One of the reasons why lectures are important is because it can fill in knowledge gaps that you may have.
True
False
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Multiple Select
Choose two reasons why lectures are important.
lectures can provide new understanding
Information/content can be clarified during lectures.
It's important to take notes during lectures.
Lectures are important because if you miss the information being communicated, you can not retrieve it again.
Lectures are time-saving because you can multitask by learning the information being presented while completing other tasks.
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Draw
Draw an Octagon
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Multiple Choice
What is a characteristic of academic writing?
Informal language and colloquial expressions
Formal language and objective tone
Personal opinions and anecdotes
Ambiguous and vague statements
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Multiple Choice
What is the three part process for listening
predict, listen and take notes
Take notes, Review, predict,
Predict, Listen review notes
Review, Listen and Predict
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Multiple Choice
How should you approach summarizing a lengthy text?
Include every detail to ensure accuracy
Focus only on the introduction and conclusion
Identify the main ideas and key points
Copy verbatim passages from the text
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Multiple Choice
What is a recommended strategy for effectively preparing for a lecture?
Reviewing the lecture material ahead of time and taking notes
Ignoring the lecture material and relying solely on personal knowledge
Skimming through the lecture slides without taking notes
Waiting until the last minute to review the lecture material
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