Lesson 1: Reference Material

Question 1

Reasonably good students should be able to prepare themselves by putting in __________ out of class for time in class.

Answer 1

Equal Time

Question 2

The most productive method of study is to read each paragraph and _____ about what it says. If you cannot restate what the paragraph said in your own words, you have not studied it, but only read it.

Answer 2

Think

Question 3

Before reporting to your next class, __________ the lesson that you have worked so that the information is fresh in your mind.

Answer 3

Read Over

Question 4

The tests are not hard if you actually learn as you go. You are expected to maintain a test average of ____ or above. A reasonably good student should average in the high eighties on first year tests.

Answer 4

75%

Question 5

Rarely, but occasionally, the Committee may select an instructor who is unable to present some materials in such a manner that you fully understand some concepts. In this event, you should ____________________________________. Take time to write down your questions so that you limit your misunderstandings to specific sections in which you have problems.

Answer 5

study your lesson more carefully and reread the reference materials

Question 6

If you have studied the lesson in the prescribed manner, you should never have to say, “I don’t understand anything about this lesson.” This type of approach on your part may be misconstrued by the instructor as ___________, and little will be achieved.

Answer 6

a personal attack

Question 7

What happens if you do not study and learn as you should?

Answer 7

The Committee has no choice but to drop you from the program, and there will be no work opportunities for you in this industry.