Question 1

During your period of transition to college, the first step in establishing a good relationship with your parents is to

Accepted Answer

A)  discuss only good news when talking to them on the phone. 
B)  allow them to select your major for you. 
C)  make sure the lines of communication are open. 
D)  consistently place your family's values before your educational needs. 
A)  discuss only good news when talking to them on the phone. 
B)  allow them to select your major for you. 
C)  make sure the lines of communication are open. 
D)  consistently place your family's values before your educational needs.

Question 2

Which site is popular for social networking with college students?

Accepted Answer

A)  eBay 
B)  Bing 
C)  Instagram 
D)  Wikipedia 
A)  eBay 
B)  Bing 
C)  Instagram 
D)  Wikipedia

Question 3

It is MOST important for your college roommate to be

Accepted Answer

A)  your best friend from high school. 
B)  a romantic partner. 
C)  someone you can share living space with comfortably. 
D)  a person you have known for a long time. 
A)  your best friend from high school. 
B)  a romantic partner. 
C)  someone you can share living space with comfortably. 
D)  a person you have known for a long time.

Question 4

Which statement about on-campus employment is true?

Accepted Answer

A)  Students with on-campus jobs tend to earn higher wages than students working off-campus. 
B)  On-campus jobs are available only to students who are enrolled in a federal work-study program. 
C)  On-campus supervisors are generally less flexible than off-campus employers in helping you balance your study demands and work schedule. 
D)  Students with on-campus jobs have opportunities to develop relationships with influential people who might later write a reference letter for them. 
A)  Students with on-campus jobs tend to earn higher wages than students working off-campus. 
B)  On-campus jobs are available only to students who are enrolled in a federal work-study program. 
C)  On-campus supervisors are generally less flexible than off-campus employers in helping you balance your study demands and work schedule. 
D)  Students with on-campus jobs have opportunities to develop relationships with influential people who might later write a reference letter for them.

Question 5

Getting involved in campus life will NOT

Accepted Answer

A)  help you make friends. 
B)  give you more time to study. 
C)  enrich your college experience. 
D)  help you feel comfortable in your new environment. 
A)  help you make friends. 
B)  give you more time to study. 
C)  enrich your college experience. 
D)  help you feel comfortable in your new environment.

Question 6

Last night, Cyndi was watching television with some friends in a small lounge in the dorm when another student, Martin, came in and demanded that they leave so Martin and his friends could use the space. Cyndi and her friends refused to leave, and, after some arguing, the resident assistant came down the hall and intervened. Martin was told to leave, and the matter appeared to be settled. When Cyndi went out to her car the next morning, though, she found that it had been vandalized with racial slurs spray-painted on it. She is fairly certain that Martin is responsible. What would be the MOST appropriate course of action for Cyndi to take?

Accepted Answer

A)  Report the incident to campus security. 
B)  Vandalize Martin's car in retaliation. 
C)  Ignore the incident and just have her car cleaned up. 
D)  Confront Martin and demand that he pay for the damage. 
A)  Report the incident to campus security. 
B)  Vandalize Martin's car in retaliation. 
C)  Ignore the incident and just have her car cleaned up. 
D)  Confront Martin and demand that he pay for the damage.

Question 7

Which statement about sex and gender is true?

Accepted Answer

A)  Sex and gender are synonyms. 
B)  Gender definitions and experiences can be understood as existing on a spectrum. 
C)  Sex and gender are defined at birth and remain unchanged throughout one's lifetime. 
D)  Gender refers to one's biological anatomy, whereas sex refers to how one expresses his or her gender. 
A)  Sex and gender are synonyms. 
B)  Gender definitions and experiences can be understood as existing on a spectrum. 
C)  Sex and gender are defined at birth and remain unchanged throughout one's lifetime. 
D)  Gender refers to one's biological anatomy, whereas sex refers to how one expresses his or her gender.

Question 8

Going to college can create conflict between you and your family.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

College students with disabilities need to inform the appropriate office if they require accommodations.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

During your period of transition to college, the first step in establishing a good relationship with your parents is to

Which site is popular for social networking with college students?

It is MOST important for your college roommate to be

Which statement about on-campus employment is true?

Getting involved in campus life will NOT

Which statement about sex and gender is true?

Going to college can create conflict between you and your family.

College students with disabilities need to inform the appropriate office if they require accommodations.

Taking the First Step

Cultivating Motivation, Resilience, and Emotional Intelligence

Managing Your Time

Learning and Thinking in College

Getting the Most Out of Class

Reading to Learn

Taking Exams and Tests

Developing Information Literacy and Communication Skills

Considering Majors and Careers

Managing Money

Staying Healthy

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Exam 10: Connecting With Others in a Diverse World

During your period of transition to college, the first step in establishing a good relationship with your parents is to

Which site is popular for social networking with college students?

It is MOST important for your college roommate to be

Which statement about on-campus employment is true?

Getting involved in campus life will NOT

Which statement about sex and gender is true?

Going to college can create conflict between you and your family.

College students with disabilities need to inform the appropriate office if they require accommodations.

Taking the First Step

Cultivating Motivation, Resilience, and Emotional Intelligence

Managing Your Time

Learning and Thinking in College

Getting the Most Out of Class

Reading to Learn

Taking Exams and Tests

Developing Information Literacy and Communication Skills

Considering Majors and Careers

Managing Money

Staying Healthy

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