SMART Goals Quiz

Aria, Mia, and Abigail are setting up a project. They decide to use SMART goals. What does the 'S' in their SMART goals stand for?

• Strategic

• Simple

• Sustainable

• Specific

Sophia is setting up SMART goals for her new project. What does the 'M' in her SMART goals stand for?

• Motivating

• Measurable

• Meaningful

• Manageable

Lily is setting a goal for her studies using the SMART criteria. What does the 'A' in SMART goals stand for?

• aspirational

• ambiguous

• achievable

• attainable

Aria, Hannah, and William are setting SMART goals for their project. What does the 'R' in SMART goals stand for in this context?

• Relevant

• Responsible

• Random

• Realistic

Lily, Evelyn, and Maya are working on a project together and want to set SMART goals. What does the 'T' in SMART goals stand for in their project planning?

• Task-oriented

• Team-focused

• Tangible

• Time-bound

Anika plans to save $1,500 to buy a used 2007 Toyota Corolla. She decides to do this by reducing the amount of eating out she does and saving that $75 each month. Which of the SMART step(s) is/are missing in her plan?

• Specific

• Measurable

• Attainable

• Time Bound

Avery, Anika, and Michael are planning to save $5,000 for their college living expenses in four years. According to the SMART goal setting, which of the steps are they missing?

• Attainable and Time Bound

• Realistic and Specific

• Measurable and Realistic

• Attainable and Realistic

David plans to buy a new 15" Dell laptop in one year. He decides to save the $50 he usually spends on a gym membership that he doesn't use. He will cancel the membership at no charge and save the $50 a month. Which of the SMART step(s)s is/are missing in David's plan?

• Measurable

• Time Bound

• Attainable

• Specific