Semester Review

Match the following

• refers to actions that are driven by internal rewards

• Endurance

• a motivation that is driven by external rewards

• Intrinsic Motivation

• firm or obstinate continuance in a course of action in spite of difficulty or opposition.

• Persistence

• effort, energy, and enthusiasm.

• Vigor

• the fact or power of enduring an unpleasant or difficult process or situation without giving way.

• Extrinsic Motivation

Motivation is the ​ (a)   that initiates, and maintains ​ (b)   ​ ​ behaviors.​

• process
• goal-oriented
• change
• thing
• want
• force
• survival
• drive
• well-being
• biological

Amy Purdy lost what from Bacterial Meningitis?

• Both Arms

• Both Ears

• Both Legs

• Both Hands

Amy Purdy asked herself I asked herself one life-defining question, what was it?

• How do I go on?

• Will I ever be normal again, what is normal?

• If my life were a book, and I was the author how would I want my story to go?

• How can I work and make money?

And this is when I learned that our ​ (a)   and our obstacles can only do two things: one, stop us in our ​ (b)   or two, force us to get ​ (c)   .

• borders
• tracks
• creative
• lives
• shoes
• smart
• tough
• path
• journey
• pumped

You can't always ​ (a)   what happens to you, but you can ​ (b)   how you ​ (c)   to it.

• control
• respond
• help
• stop
• forget
• pray
• finish
• speak
• fix
• solution

WICOR stands for?

• Writing, Ideas, Collaboration, Organization, Reading

• Working, Inquiry, Cooperation, Organization, Remembering

• Working, Ideas, Coordination, Organization, Reading 

• Writing, Inquiry, Collaboration, Organization, Reading

When my teacher gives me papers, where should I put them?

• In my pocket

• Behind the correct tab in my binder

• At the bottom of my backpack

• In a Folder

What is your GPA?

• the average grade you receive in your classes

• the measure of how smart you are

• your grades in math

• The most important thing for college

Which of the following are steps to completing focused notes?

• writing a summary

• revising/highlights important items

• asking level 2 questions on the left

• All of the above