The 30-Day Challenge Quiz

What is the main idea behind Matt Cutts' 30-day challenge?

• A. Trying something new every day for a month

• B. Cycling to work for a month

• C. Writing a novel in a month

• D. Cutting out sugar from the diet

What did Ifred from Newcastle decide to do for her 30-day challenge?

• A. Keep a diary

• B. Learn computer programming

• C. Cook for a whole month

• D. Take Lindy Hop dance classes

Why did Soren from Munich decide to take on the 30-day challenge?

• A. To learn Lindy Hop dance

• B. To try a new recipe every day

• C. To cope with stress by keeping a diary

• D. To secretly take a coding class

What was Meritxell's motivation for taking an online beginner coding class for 30 days?

• A. To impress her brother who is studying software engineering

• B. To learn a new recipe every day

• C. To cope with stress by keeping a diary

• D. To join Lindy Hop dance classes

What is the main outcome of Jane's 30-day Lindy Hop dance challenge?

• A. She regretted trying it

• B. She felt proud of herself

• C. She improved her cooking skills

• D. She experienced stress relief

How did Fiona from Oslo feel about her 30-day art challenge?

• A. She found it easy and exciting

• B. She finished all 30 drawings successfully

• C. She struggled to find inspiration and managed only a few drawings

• D. She regretted not choosing a different hobby

What does "engrossing" mean in the context of Meritxell's story?

• A. Confusing

• B. Exciting and captivating

• C. Difficult

• D. Boring

What does "extortionate" mean in Ifred's story?

• A. Cheap

• B. Expensive and excessive

• C. Convenient

• • D. Simple

What is the meaning of "repertoire" as used by Ifred?

• A. A set of skills or achievements

• B. A type of dance

• C. A specific recipe

• D. A daily routine

What does "coping" mean in Soren's narrative?

• A. Managing or dealing with something difficult

• B. Ignoring and avoiding problems

• C. Celebrating achievements

• D. Failing to complete a challenge