Note Taking Question While researching a topic, a student has taken the following notes: - Southeast Asia is home to millions of immigrants from countries such as Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and the Philippines who are seeking new employment opportunities abroad or family reunification with relatives already living overseas. 1 The student wants to emphasize Australia’s role in Southeast Asian immigration. Which choice most effectively uses information from the notes to accomplish this goal? - The primary destinations for Southeast Asian immigrants are English-speaking countries such as Australia and the United States. - Some countries expect immigrants to assimilate into their culture, a trend common in the USA, while others, like Australia, are more accepting of cultural differences and encourage immigrants to keep many of their customs. - Australia and Canada have become popular immigrant destinations because they assistance via training programmes and housing assistance to make it easier for immigrants to integrate into their destination country. - Many US companies employ immigrants illegally using loopholes that allow them to be paid below minimum wage. This is especially common with labour-intensive jobs. However, this may be preferrable to moving to a country with a higher cost of living like Australia. - Immigrants must be careful not to violate their host country’s immigration laws. The USA has some of the strictest immigration rules. Other countries are actively seeking more immigrants and are more tolerant of small mistakes on applications. A Immigrants from Southeast Asia have many options as to where they might go. Australia has positioned itself as the best possible option and is actively encouraging immigrants to come there. B Immigrants often face language barriers, cultural differences, and difficulties accessing services in many countries. Australia, in particular, has complex procedures and few programs to support immigrants, leading to many of them choosing other countries like the United States. C Immigrants in Australia are well received but may choose to move to the United States because there are more job opportunities, even though these may be exploitative. D Between Australia’s openness towards immigrants and their customs, in addition to programs that make it easier for immigrants to settle in the country, it has become a top destination for Southeast Asians. Click and hold for the correct answer: Note Taking Exercises - 2022/2023 - Digital SAT Material SCORE Test Prep & College Counseling - Author: Tyler Lynn Note Taking Question While researching a topic, a student has taken the following notes: - African art is characterized by its vibrant colors, intricate patterns and unique designs that are used to create a visual language of symbols. - African art has a strong spiritual component that reflects the culture’s beliefs and values, which often represent messages about life cycles, social connections or histories related to specific communities. - Traditionally, masks represented deities or ancestors in ceremonies or rituals like festivals held throughout the year. Masks could also be worn during dances intended for healing practices while others had more symbolic meanings related to fertility or agriculture. - Sculptures were commonly created out of stone along with metalworking techniques utilizing bronze alloys among different regions within Africa. 1 The student wants to emphasize the role of folk religion in African art. Which choice most effectively uses information from the notes to accomplish this goal? A African sculptures often depicted kings and chiefs, commemorating significant events like births or marriages which was also a religious practice. The intricate patterns with vibrant colors of the artwork stand out as a powerful symbol of their spiritual beliefs and values. B African art is heavily influenced by folk religion, with masks and sculptures representing deities or ancestors in ceremonies and rituals. Music was used for religious purposes related to healing practices while textiles provided protection against evil spirits. C Masks are an essential part of religion in many cultures across Africa which can be used in ceremonies or rituals representing deities or ancestors. They come alive with unique shapes and hues while showcasing the beliefs held by these communities. D Music was integral to traditional life for entertainment but also served spiritual purposes related to healing rituals. Textiles featured bold geometric designs that could represent different meanings depending on their context, from wealth status to social messages. - Music was played with a variety of instruments including drums, bells and horns. Vocal music ranged from single solo to complex choral pieces that often included elaborate dance movements. - Textiles featured designs such as chevrons, stripes and diamonds in bright colors which could be used for different purposes like demonstrating wealth or rank within society, sending messages about social status or providing protection against evil spirits. Click and hold for the correct answer: Note Taking Exercises - 2022/2023 - Digital SAT Material SCORE Test Prep & College Counseling - Author: Tyler Lynn Note Taking Question While researching a topic, a student has taken the following notes: - Napoleon Bonaparte was a French military leader who rose to power in the late 18th century. He was initially a general in the French Revolutionary Wars, and later became the First Consul of the Republic in 1799. In 1804, he declared himself Emperor of the French. 1 The student wants to emphasize the role of cavalry in the Napoleonic wars. Which choice most effectively uses information from the notes to accomplish this goal? - He led a series of wars to extend French influence across Europe, known as the Napoleonic Wars. This included the conquest of Austria, the invasion of Russia and the Peninsular War in Spain. - Napoleon’s most famous military campaigns were the Italian Campaign of 1796-1797 and the 1805-1807 campaign against Austria. In both campaigns, Napoleon used lighter forces including cavalry to advance faster than enemies expected. - His strategy was to outmaneuver and surprise his enemies with rapid movements and superior force. He used a combination of cavalry and artillery to great effect, and his army was considered one of the most disciplined and efficient of its time. - Napoleon was ultimately defeated at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815, and his empire collapsed. He was exiled to the island of Saint Helena, where he died in 1821. - His legacy is one of tactical and organizational genius. His tactics were so popular that they continued to be the standard for the French military until World War I. A The Napoleonic Wars saw some of the most famous cavalry battles in European history. The Battle of Austerlitz, the Italian Campaign and the Battle of Waterloo were all defining moments in the wars and shaped the course of European history. B Napoleon’s legacy is one of tactical and organizational brilliance. His reforms of the French army and government, as well as his diplomatic and administrative initiatives involving cavalry, helped to shape the Europe of the 19th century. C Napoleon’s military strategy relied heavily on the use of cavalry. He utilized the mobility of his cavalry units to surprise and outmaneuver his enemies, and his army was renowned for its disciplined and effective use of cavalry. This led to many victories in his campaigns. D Napoleon Bonaparte was a complex and influential figure in European history. His military success and alliances with other European states had a lasting impact on the continent and on the use of cavalry in battle even up until World War I. Click and hold for the correct answer: Note Taking Exercises - 2022/2023 - Digital SAT Material SCORE Test Prep & College Counseling - Author: Tyler Lynn Note Taking Question While researching a topic, a student has taken the following notes: - During the Industrial Revolution in Britain, there was a shift in economic activity from agriculture to industry. - Advances in technology during this period included the invention of the steam engine, which revolutionized transportation and manufacturing. It required fossil fuels to function. - The increased use of coal and iron in industry led to an increased demand for labor, creating new job opportunities for workers. However, this also increased pollution in and around cities. 1 The student wants to emphasize the environmental effects of the industrial revolution. Which choice most effectively uses information from the notes to accomplish this goal? A The industrial revolution in Britain created new job opportunities and improved standards of living for those who could escape the polluted cities, allowing many people to benefit from the increased economic growth it generated. B The steam engine and railways greatly improved connectivity across Great Britain, but required fossil fuels to operate which led to an increase in pollution. C Cities were more polluted thanks to the transition from agriculture to industry, though this got better over time as more knowledge of sanitation was gained and cleaner processes were developed. D The industrial revolution in Britain brought with it a significant environmental cost due to the increased use of coal and other resources, as well as an increase in pollution from new manufacturing processes. It can be said that today’s global warming began here. - The Industrial Revolution marks the beginning of human exploitation of previously captured carbon. From this time forward, global carbon emissions rose year after year. - The development of the railway network greatly increased the efficiency of transportation and trade, leading to an increase in economic growth. - Improved sanitation and public health measures led to a rise in life expectancy and a decrease in infant mortality rates in cities, but this was after several decades. At first, cities were more polluted and experienced more diseases. Click and hold for the correct answer: Note Taking Exercises - 2022/2023 - Digital SAT Material SCORE Test Prep & College Counseling - Author: Tyler Lynn
