Question

question 3 of 10
when you separate your notepaper into two columns, you should:

a. draw the line off - center so one column is smaller than the other.

b. make sure the line divides the paper exactly in half.

c. label the left half \key points\ and the right half \connections\.

d. create a top half and a bottom half for different courses.

Explanation:

This refers to the Cornell note-taking method, where a two-column layout uses an off-center line: a narrow column for cues/keywords and a wider one for detailed notes. Option A aligns with this, while B is incorrect (columns are unequal), C mislabels the standard columns, and D describes a vertical split not horizontal.

Answer:

A. draw the line off-center so one column is smaller than the other.