Note-taking Methods 3 Quiz

Note-taking Methods 3 Quiz

Use your listening notes to decide which answer is correct. You need 65% to progress to the next section: Note-taking Methods 4.

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Question 1 of 22

1. Question
1. Task 2: What was the name of the professor who created the Cornell Notes system?
- Walter Pauk
- Paul Walter
- Palter Wauk
- Walter Wauk
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Question 2 of 22

2. Question
1. Task 2: How is the page is separated into three parts?
- Headings, subtitles and a summary
- Note-column, questions and a summary
- Cue column, note-taking area and a summary
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3. Question
1. Task 3: What is the order of the 5 stages to the Cornell notes system?
- Record, reduce, reflect, recite and review
- Record, reduce, recite, reflect and review
- Record, reflect, recite, reduce and review
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Question 4 of 22

4. Question
4. Task 3: What should you do in stage 4?
- Spend ten minutes per week reviewing your notes.
- Think about your own opinions and ideas as you read over your notes.
- See if you can answer the questions without looking at your notes in the main column.
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Question 5 of 22

5. Question
1. Task 5: Digital assistants. What does SIRI stand for?
- Speech Interpretation and Recognition Interface
- Speech interpretation and Recognitive Interface
- Speech Interface and Recognition Interpreter
- Speech Interpreter and Recognition Interface
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Question 6 of 22

6. Question
1. Task 5: Digital assistants. How does SIRI work?
- Natural language production (NLP), natural language generation (NLG) and machine learning
- Natural language processing (NLP), natural language generation (NLG) and machine learning
- Natural language prediction (NLP), normal language generation (NLG) and machine learning
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7. Question
1. Task 6: Bitcoin. How are new bitcoins created?
- Through a digital wallet
- Through a verified transaction
- Through a process called mining
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Question 8 of 22

8. Question
1. Task 6: Bitcoin. Why are some banks wary of bitcoin?
- Unpredictability
- It could replace gold
- Too risky
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Question 9 of 22

9. Question
1. Task 7: Mobile payment apps. How do mobile apps work?
- Internet
- Bluetooth
- NFC
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Question 10 of 22

10. Question
1. Task 7: Mobile payment apps. Which of these reasons for its popularity was not mentioned in the lecture?
- Speed
- Convenience
- Security
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Question 11 of 22

11. Question
1. Task 8: Gunshot Technology. Why is gun detection technology better than camera traps?
- It can detect sound up to 2km away
- It has a 360 degrees radius
- It uses movement activation
- All the above
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Question 12 of 22

12. Question
1. Task 8: Gunshot Technology. What did an analyse of the recoding discover?
- Hunting only took place at night
- Hunting took place in the daytime
- Hunting was much more widespread than first thought
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Question 13 of 22

13. Question
13. Task 9: Amazon Fresh. True / false or not given. Amazon Fresh is going to be very popular in the UK.
- True
- False
- Not given
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14. Question
1. Task 9: Amazon Fresh. True / false or not given. The main benefit behind the Amazon Fresh grocery store is that you don’t need to scan any items.
- True
- False
- Not given
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15. Question
1. Task 9: Amazon Fresh. The main concern is whether the customer’s personal data will be shared with other companies.
- True
- False
- Not given
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Question 16 of 22

16. Question
1. Task 10. Ethical Consumption. An ethical buyer is a person who:
- Supports organic farming and Fair Trade.
- Thinks carefully about how the product affects society.
- Buys products that are not detrimental to the environment.
- All the above.
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Question 17 of 22

17. Question
1. Task 10. Ethical Consumption. What is the gap called when people say they would buy products that are less harmful to the planet, but in reality, don’t.
- The ethical consumption gap.
- The ethical consumer gap.
- The ethical consumer dilemma gap.
- The ethical dilemma gap.
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Question 18 of 22

18. Question
1. Task 10. Ethical Consumption. What three criteria do the company Organisation use to rank how ethical a company is?
- Ethical products, societal and consumer issues.
- Sales, finance and energy.
- Animal welfare, human rights and environmental issues.
- Plastic packaging, ethical values and energy.
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Question 19 of 22

19. Question
1. Task 10. Ethical Consumption. What does the McKinsey Report (2018) suggest?
- Most people are rationale buyers who buy products on logic.
- Most people are irrational buyers who don't buy products on logic.
- Most people find it difficult to find information on whether a product is ethical.
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Question 20 of 22

20. Question
1. Task 10. Ethical Consumption. True, false or not given. Starbucks put their headquarters in Europe to avoid paying 2.4% tax in the UK.
- True
- False
- Not given
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Question 21 of 22

21. Question
1. Task 10. Ethical Consumption. True, false or not given. Nike were accused of using seat shops in the 1990s and 2000s but since then have worked hard to improve this.
- True
- False
- Not given
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Question 22 of 22

22. Question
1. Task 10. Ethical Consumption. What was the main conclusion of the lecturer?
- The changes companies make to become more ethical we should celebrate and support.
- Governments can play a part through implementing tax policies.
- Media can play a role in highlighting unethical behaviour.
- Individually we can make collective change.
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