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Stuff Every Scholarship Scout Should Know

Practice facts for the Scholarship merit badge. Not an official Scouting America credential.

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Is this practice test free?

Yes. The first 50 cards are free for everyone with no sign-up, each with the answer, why it is right and its sources. Aha Trivia members get all 65 cards and timed practice exams.

How many practice questions are there?

65 practice questions so far. Each one is a 3-choice card that takes about 30 seconds, and the course grows as new cards pass our source checks.

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  1. What does the REAP study method stand for?
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    Read, Encode, Annotate, Ponder. REAP helps you understand a text by reading, restating ideas, adding notes, and thinking further.

  2. In the PQRST method, what does the P stand for?
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    Preview. PQRST starts with Preview, glancing over headings or syllabus points before reading.

  3. What did Roediger and Karpicke find about students who self-tested?
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    They had better and longer lasting retention. Students who tested themselves retained material better and longer than those who just reviewed.

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  1. What does the REAP study method stand for?
  2. In the PQRST method, what does the P stand for?
  3. What did Roediger and Karpicke find about students who self-tested?
  4. What is the testing effect?
  5. What does speed reading tend to reduce?
  6. What does the phrase Never Eat Shredded Wheat help recall?
  7. What does the PEE method stand for?
  8. What is interleaving in study practice?
  9. Which pattern shows blocking?
  10. What is active recall?
  11. What does the green traffic light color mean in the study priority system?
  12. What does the red traffic light color mean in the study priority system?
  13. How does adequate sleep affect studying?
  14. When are students generally more productive?
  15. What does the Pomodoro Technique split study time into?
  16. How often should a longer break follow Pomodoro sessions?
  17. What did Frattaroli find about students who journaled before big tests?
  18. Why can changing your study environment help?
  19. According to Carey, how much did a simple change in venue improve retrieval strength?
  20. What is concept mapping supported as?
  21. What does the E in REAP stand for?
  22. What does the A in REAP stand for?
  23. What does the Q in PQRST ask you to do?
  24. What does the S in PQRST ask you to do?
  25. What does the Scholarship badge ask you to show about grades?
  26. What does the badge say about interviewing professionals?
  27. What length report does the badge ask you to write?
  28. What note does the badge ask you to get from a school official?
  29. What does a daily planner mainly help a student track?
  30. Why is a library a useful research method for school assignments?
  31. What is one benefit of joining an extracurricular school activity?
  32. When working on a team school project, what should you be ready to describe?
  33. What does the badge suggest you do with two interviewed professionals' findings?
  34. What should you find out about the professionals you interview?
  35. Besides initial training, what should you ask professionals about their education?
  36. What is one way to use an educational place for self-education?
  37. What kind of places does the badge ask you to list?
  38. What does the badge say about home-schooled students and the principal note?
  39. What can you show if your grades improved over the previous period?
  40. What should a report about your education's future value explain?
  41. What should a report about two careers include?
  42. What does the badge say about interviewing teachers at your school?
  43. What is a mnemonic used for?
  44. What is the method of loci?
  45. What is spacing in studying?
  46. What does the Black-Red-Green method help you do?
  47. What does the Black color mark in the Black-Red-Green method?
  48. What does the Green color mark in the Black-Red-Green method?
  49. What is a cue in studying?
  50. Whose cues are more effective for recall?
  51. Why can rereading a textbook create a false sense of understanding? 🔒
  52. Why can computer note-taking lead to shallower learning? 🔒
  53. What is the advantage of flashcards for revision? 🔒
  54. What is a mind map useful for? 🔒
  55. What does a summary method do with course information? 🔒
  56. What is the Pomodoro Technique designed to limit? 🔒
  57. When is learning new information and memorizing better suited, according to research? 🔒
  58. What tasks are better suited to the morning and midday? 🔒
  59. What does the REAP method help students do with a text? 🔒
  60. What does the P in PQRST have you glance over? 🔒
  61. What does the T in PQRST ask you to do? 🔒
  62. What is one example of a study skill mentioned in the source? 🔒
  63. What does the badge say about the official merit badge pamphlets? 🔒
  64. What does the badge say about checking the latest requirements? 🔒
  65. What does the badge ask you to discuss about research methods? 🔒