Question

1. in the mapping method of note - taking, information is organized how?

using a visual diagram to show relationships
in a linear list
in a series of paragraphs
in a question - and - answer format

1. which technique is recommended for reviewing and reinforcing notes after a lecture?

reading them once without interaction
highlighting every sentence
ignoring the notes until the exam
summarizing and reciting the key points

Explanation:

Question 3

The Mapping Method of note - taking is characterized by creating a visual diagram (like a mind map) to represent the relationships between different pieces of information. A linear list is more like the Outline Method, paragraphs are not a typical note - taking organization for this method, and question - and - answer format is another distinct note - taking style (like the Cornell Method's recall column but not the core of Mapping Method).

To review and reinforce notes, active engagement is needed. Reading without interaction is passive, highlighting every sentence is not effective (as it doesn't prioritize key points), and ignoring until exam is counter - productive. Summarizing and reciting key points helps in understanding and retaining the information.

Answer:

Using a visual diagram to show relationships

Question 4