How Should I Study?
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Whether you are in school, college, or just studying for a test at work, this quiz will tell you how you should study. Maybe you need a book, flashcards, computer, or a study partner. Find out which one you should choose by taking this quiz.
- 1.In which setting do you concentrate more?
- A.
Anywhere quiet
- B.
In a library
- C.
With someone else in the room
- D.
When I am on a computer
- 2.Where do you think the best place to study is?
- A.
On my computer
- B.
With as many books as possible
- C.
With a friend
- 3.How long do you need to have to study?
- A.
A few days
- B.
It doesn't matter. I know where I can learn fast
- C.
It's not just me. It is my study partner as well.
- 4.Should you study for a test even if your friend doesn't?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No way
- C.
Maybe
- 5.If your test is tomorrow, but you forgot to study - what are you going to do about it?
- A.
Use my laptop, of course
- B.
Call up my study partner
- C.
Who needs books?
- 6.Is it okay to have bad handwriting on your test?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- C.
Sometimes
- 7.What if you don't understand the assignment?
- A.
I will look it up
- B.
I will ask a friend
- C.
Ask and write it down
- 8.Do you care about your grades?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- C.
Absolutely
- 9.Your friends want you to go hang out with them, but you have to study. What do you do?
- A.
Go with them. You can't let them down
- B.
Ask them to study and then you can go
- C.
Meet up with them after you study
- 10.You are in college. You see parties going on every night, where are you?
- A.
In my dorm studying
- B.
Where the party is at
- C.
Studying with my friend, then we go to the party together
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