The Superpowers of Doodling

The article begins by asking you to imagine a moment in_____.

• 1950

• 1988

• 2009

• 2022

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In 2009, a psychologist in England did a study. She asked people to listen to _______.

• a list of names

• a list of shapes

• country music

• a U.S. president giving a speech

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Where in the article can you find the answer to question #2?

• in the opening section

• in the section "Doodles Over Daydreams"

• in the section "Feel-Good Doodles"

• in the image caption "Famous Doodles"

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The article includes a photograph of ______.

• President Ronald Reagan

• Steve Jobs

• an astronaut

• a clown

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Doodling is distracting and does NOT help you focus.

• True

• False

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The article does NOT say that President Reagan drew____.

• cowboys

• cowboy hats

• cows

• horses

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At the end of the article, the author suggests you try doodling______.

• at the movies

• in class

• in your sleep

• on a train

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The author says doodling is a superpower.

• True

• False

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Doodling can have the same effect on your brain as laughing or eating chocolate.

• True

• False

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Doodling is to draw something random without thinking about it

• True

• False

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