Revolutions (35 questions)
- Scientific Revolution
- Enlightenment
- Agricultural Revolution
- Industrial Revolution
- Thinkers
History of India (35 questions)
- Early History
- Geography
- British Colonialism/Building Blocks
- Gandhi, Nehru, Jinnah
- The independence movement
- Partition of India and Pakistan
- India / Pakistan conflict, Kashmir
Nectar in a Sieve (10 questions)
- Quotes
- Characters
- Plot (facts from the story)
Vocabulary (5 questions)
- Fill in the blank sentences
Academic Skills: Chunks, Text Notes / WCP & Cornell Notes (10 questions)
Grammar (5 questions)
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Tips for Studying:
1. Go through your classroom file and take anything out that will help you study
2. Make a study guide – Cornell Notes of all of the important topics you need to know
3. Make a set of multiple choice questions. Trade this set with a friend and take each other’s tests.
4. Try writing a paragraph about a key topic, such as British Colonialism in India, without looking at your notes. Then refer to your notes to see if you forgot anything.
5. Make flash cards of vocab words, important events, people, etc.
6. Work with a friend. Test each other on what you need to know. Remember—all of the freshmen will have the same final, so you can work with any freshman (not just the ones in your classes).
