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Join us on Thursday, September 17, 2015, in the School of Divinity building for an interactive quiz hosted by Abby Shovlin, Academic Transitions Adviser from the Institute for Academic Development. Challenge yourself with 10 questions on the University of Edinburgh, Welcome Week information, and topical statistics, including history, famous alumni, library hours, student support locations, referencing, regulations, and more. Prepare for picture and music rounds throughout the quiz to test your knowledge. Be part of building your learning community with fun and engaging activities. Let's kick off your academic journey in style!
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Welcome new students! School of Divinity Induction Thursday 17th September 2015
School of Divinity Building your learning community Abby Shovlin Academic Transitions Adviser Institute for Academic Development
University of Edinburgh Challenge 10 questions on: • The University of Edinburgh, Welcome Week information, topical statistics • With picture and music rounds
Q. 1: History • History. Which century was Edinburgh University founded in? a. 14th b. 15th c. 16th d. 17th
Q. 2: Alumni There are many famous alumni of the University of Edinburgh. Which one is the odd one out? • Stella Rimington • David Hume • Gordon Brown • Adam Smith Images: Stella Rimington: Edit (2012) http://www.ed.ac.uk/polopoly_fs/1.89830!/fileManager/edit-summer-2012.pdf David Hume, Gordon Brown, Adam Smith: Flickrcc https://www.flickr.com/photos/psd/271639687/, https://www.flickr.com/photos/downingstreet/2423205352/ https://www.flickr.com/photos/duncan/106413530/
Q.3: Library The University of Edinburgh’s Main Library’s first semester opening hours (Monday to Sunday) are: a. 9am-6pm b. 7am-9pm c. 7:30am-2:30am d. open 24 hours
Q.4: Campus Knowledge The Student Information Point is there to answer any of your questions on any aspect of student life from matriculation to graduation. You can find the SIP at: • Main Library (George Square) • The Advice Place (at Potterrow) • Teviot (Student Union building) • Old College (South Bridge)
Q.5: Referencing Which is the correct bibliography entry for a book (MHRA style)? a. Heal, F., Reformation in Britain and Ireland (Oxford: Oxford University Press , 2003) b. Heal, F. 2003. Reformation in Britain and Ireland. Oxford: Oxford University Press c. Heal, F. (2003). ‘Reformation in Britain and Ireland’. Oxford University Press: Oxford d. Heal, F. (Oxford 2003) Reformation in Britain and Ireland
Q.6 : Regulations The deadline for an essay hand in is: a. 10am on the day b. 12 noon on the day c. 2pm on the day d. 5pm on the day Image: Flickrcc https://www.flickr.com/photos/simonbleasdale/13676977995/
Q.7: Photo 7. This is a photo of a feature in: a. Kings Buildings b. Moray house c. George Square Gardens d. Bristo Square
Q.8: Music You will hear a short extract from a piece of music Identify its composer Image: Flickrcc https://www.flickr.com/x/t/0099009/photos/billyreed/15528585/
Q.9: Photo This detail can be found on which of the following buildings: a. Teviot b. McEwan Hall c. Adam House d. Registry at Old College
Q.10: Statistics Which % of people identified as currently having a religion in the 2011 census? • 36% • 46% • 56% • 66% Image: Flickrcc https://www.flickr.com/photos/amagee3/5554432136/