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Imagine you are setting a goal to improve your math grades. Which of the following is an example of a SMART goal?

• I will get better at math.

• I will study math for 30 minutes every day to raise my grade from a B to an A by the end of the semester.

• I will work on math more.

• I hope to like math more.

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You are part of a team project, and the group is facing a disagreement on the next steps. What critical thinking approach should you use to help reach a consensus?

• Insist on your own idea without discussing.

• Listen to all ideas and evaluate the pros and cons of each.

• Choose the quickest idea to implement.

• Let someone else decide.

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When trying to solve a complex problem in science class, which problem-solving strategy is most effective?

• Guessing the answer immediately without testing.

• Trying one solution, then giving up if it doesn’t work.

• Analyzing the problem, brainstorming multiple solutions, testing them, and reviewing the results.

• Asking the teacher for the answer.

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What does the 'M' in SMART goals stand for, and why is it important?

• Measurable - to track the progress and know when you have achieved your goal.

• Massive - to ensure the goal is big enough.

• Mandatory - to make sure it is a required goal.

• Minimal - to keep the goal simple.

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In a group project, you encounter a problem where the data collected contradicts your initial hypothesis. What is a strategic approach to address this issue?

• Ignore the contradictory data and proceed as planned.

• Redesign the hypothesis based on the new data.

• Collect more data to confirm the initial findings.

• Present both sets of data and discuss the implications with your team.

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How can developing critical thinking skills benefit your journey to a successful career?

• It allows you to accept all information as it is without questioning.

• It helps you to make decisions quickly without considering different perspectives.

• It enables you to analyze situations, make informed decisions, and solve problems effectively.

• It encourages you to follow instructions without offering your own insights.

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What is an example of using a problem-solving strategy in a real-world scenario?

• Memorizing answers from a book.

• Using trial and error to find out the best way to fix a leaking faucet.

• Ignoring the problem and hoping it resolves itself.

• Asking someone to solve the problem for you.

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When setting a goal to improve your reading skills, which of the following is a SMART goal?

• I will read more books.

• I will read one book each month and write a summary to improve comprehension by the end of the year.

• I want to enjoy reading.

• I will read whenever I have some free time.

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During a school project, you find that the materials you planned to use are unavailable. What is the best strategic approach to take next?

• Cancel the project.

• Use whatever materials are available without adjusting the plan.

• Reassess your project plan to see how you can adapt using available resources.

• Wait until the original materials become available, even if it means missing the deadline.

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Why is it important to set specific goals rather than general ones?

• Specific goals are easier to forget.

• General goals are more motivating.

• Specific goals provide clear direction and measurable outcomes.

• General goals are easier to achieve.

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