New Year's Resolutions Quiz

It's New Year's Eve and Natalia, Juan, and Jeremiah are discussing their resolutions at a party. What would be a typical New Year's resolution?

• Natalia promising to eat more junk food in the coming year

• Juan promising to watch more TV in the coming year

• Jeremiah promising to travel the world in the coming year

• Juan promising to improve behavior and habits for the coming year

students are setting their fitness goals for the upcoming year. According to you, what is the first key element they need to ensure their fitness goals are effective?

• A Random workout plan

• A Vague diet plan

• A Specific fitness target

• An Unmeasurable health objective

Imagine Eva and Natalia decided to run a marathon by the end of the year. To ensure they achieve this, they decide to keep their goal measurable. What does that mean?

• They set goals that can be tracked

• They set goals that are impossible to achieve

• They set goals that are not time-bound

• They set goals that are irrelevant

Brody and Jose discuss their fitness goals for the New Year. Brody says it's important to set an attainable fitness goal. Can you guess why?

• So they can avoid disappointment

• To make it impossible to achieve

• To make it irrelevant

• To make it vague

Natalia, Juan, and Jeremiah are having a discussion in their debate club. They are trying to understand what it means for a resolution to be relevant in a real-world context. Can you help them out?

• It should be as unmeasurable as the number of stars in the sky

• It should be as random as the flip of a coin

• It should be as personal to you as your favorite song

• It should be as vague as a riddle

Eva, and Natalia are planning a community clean-up drive. Why is it important for them to set a specific timeline for their drive?

• To make their drive irrelevant

• To make their drive unmeasurable

• To make their drive vague

• To track their progress

Eva, Juan, and Natalia are planning their summer vacation activities. Juan wants to set a time-bound goal for his summer reading. Which of the following could be an example of Juan's time-bound goal?

• Reading whenever he feels like it

• Playing video games all day

• Reading one book by the end of July

• Eating fast food every day

Math Students are discussing their fitness goals for the New Year. Which of the following goals do they agree is realistically achievable?

• Run at least one mile every week

• Run 100 miles in a month

• Travel the world in a week

• Eat fast food every day

Imagine you're Juan, Eva, or Natalia. What would be a relevant New Year's resolution for you as a student?

• Feasting on junk food all day

• Boosting your grades

• Traveling around the globe during summer break

• Binge-watching TV shows all day

Natalia, Jeremiah, and Juan are planning their New Year's resolutions. Jeremiah has a specific goal in mind. Which of the following could be Jeremiah's resolution?

• Start a journal, and write something in it every day

• Get more organized

• Read more

• Eat less junk food