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Sentence Completion Practice | How to Take Notes



Sentence Completion Practice Questions

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Test your note taking skills

Watch the short video and make brief notes about the information you see. Now complete the following sentences using no more than two words and/or a number from the video.

[-]Question 1:

One hour of sunlight could meet the _____ demand for a year.

[-]Question 2:

Natural gas reserves could supply current world demand for _____ than _____.

[-]Question 3:

Wind power could supply _____ the current _____ electricity consumption.

[-]Question 4:

In the Unites States, _____ energy reserves could equal _____ times _____ energy consumption.

[-]Question 5:

_____ could one day replace ___ or more of current U.S. oil consumption.

[-]Question 6:

Waves and tidal streams could replace _____ of _____ electricity needs.

[-]Question 7:

Coal, the largest source of electrical power, can be _____ in more than a _____ of the countries in the world.

[-]Question 8:

A _____ barrel of oil has as much energy as there is in the food to feed an adult for _____.

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Answers

    1. world's energy
    2. more ... 280 years
    3. 40 times ... worldwide
    4. geothermal ... 2,000 ... annual
    5. Biofuels ... 30%
    6. 20% ... developed nations'
    7. mined ... third
    8. single ... 2 years

How to Take Notes

  • Stay Organized: Keep different subjects in separate folders or notebooks to avoid confusion. Use colored pens or highlighting to differentiate between topics.
  • Use Abbreviations and Symbols: Develop your own system of shorthand to capture information quickly, this could include abbreviations and symbols.
  • Focus on Keywords: Pay attention to key terms and concepts rather than trying to jot down every word.
  • Use Bullet Points: List information in bullet points, this keeps it concise and easier to review later.
  • Create Visual Aids: Diagrams, charts, and flowcharts can help represent information in a visual format that is easier to understand.
  • Rewrite for Retention: After the lecture or reading, rewrite your notes in your own words. This reinforces what you've learned.
  • Use the Cornell Method: Divide your page into two columns. In the right column, make notes during the lecture, in the left, write questions or keywords after the lecture. This method promotes active learning.
  • Review Regularly: The more often you review your notes, the more you’ll remember the information.
  • Don't Write Down Everything: It's important to be selective. Listen or read first, understand, and then decide what's important to note down.
  • Use Digital Tools: Consider using note-taking apps or digital tools that allow you to take notes quickly and access them from anywhere.

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