Executive Skills Quiz-Schrier Intervention

You are assigned a project that requires you to complete three tasks. Task A will take 3 hours, Task B will take 5 hours, and Task C will take 2 hours. You can only work on one task each day and you need to finish all tasks within three days. What is the best order to complete the tasks to maximize your free time on the earliest days?

• Task A, Task B, Task C

• Task B, Task A, Task C

• Task C, Task A, Task B

• Task A, Task C, Task B

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

Imagine you are organizing your school binder which has become quite messy. You have notes, assignments, and handouts from different subjects mixed together. What is the first step you should take in reorganizing your binder?

• Sort all papers by subject

• Throw away all unnecessary papers

• Buy new dividers and labels

• Ask a friend for help

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

During a group project, you encounter a problem where two group members have conflicting ideas on how to proceed with the project design. What is the best strategy to resolve this conflict?

• Choose the idea of the member who has the highest grades

• Combine elements from both ideas to form a new solution

• Vote and go with the majority decision

• Let the teacher decide

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

You have a goal to improve your math grade by the end of the semester. Which of the following actions aligns best with effective goal setting?

• Study math for two hours every day

• Hope for better grades without changing your study habits

• Only study the night before a test

• Skip homework and focus on sports

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

You need to decide whether to join the school's basketball team or the debate club. Both meet at the same time, and you have interest in both. What is the most effective decision-making process to help choose between the two?

• Flip a coin

• List the pros and cons of each and evaluate which aligns more with your long-term goals

• Choose based on what your best friend is doing

• Decide based on which is closer to your home

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

You have four assignments due next week: math, science, English, and history. The math assignment is the longest but not due first. How should you prioritize your work?

• Complete all assignments in the order they are due

• Start with the math assignment since it will take the most time

• Do the easiest assignment first to quickly reduce your workload

• Work on the assignment you enjoy the most first

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

You are planning a school event and need to decide on the date. Several dates are possible, but you need to choose one that does not conflict with other major school events and maximizes student attendance. What is the best approach to making this decision?

• Pick any date and hope students can attend

• Check the school calendar for conflicts and survey students about their availability

• Choose the earliest possible date

• Let the school principal decide

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

You are working on a science project that involves several experiments. You only have limited time in the lab. How should you plan your experiments to make the most efficient use of your time?

• Conduct the experiments in the order they are listed in your textbook

• Prioritize experiments that require equipment you may have to share with others

• Do the quickest experiments first

• Start with the experiments that interest you the most

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

You have a long-term project due in three months. What is the best strategy to ensure you stay on track to complete the project on time?

• Work on the project only when you feel motivated

• Set smaller weekly goals to break the project into manageable tasks

• Cram all the work into the last week before the deadline

• Ignore the project until the month it is due

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

When trying to solve a complex problem in math class, what is the best approach to ensure you understand the problem and devise a solution?

• Guess the answer to save time

• Break the problem down into smaller, more manageable parts

• Skip the problem and come back to it at the end of the test

• Copy from someone who knows the answer

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking