25.Mock_PersonalSkill_TimeManagement_v1.0

Taking the time to set goals wastes your limited time.

• True
• FALSE
• Depend your goals
• Depends on complexity

Which of the following is a true statement?

• Time management means always doing more than one task at the same time.
• Good time management means never taking breaks.
• Time management is about planning to get tasks done and doing them.
• One way to manage your time well is to ignore deadlines and focus on doing the most fun activities.

To spend your time productively, you need to have set some _____.

• long-term goals
• SMART goals
• short-term goals
• goals

Which word means the time by which something must be completed?

• Chore
• Consequence
• Deadline
• Goal

Which word means a result or effect of an action or condition?

• Consequence
• Chore
• Deadline
• Goal

Which word means to delay or put off doing something by wasting your time on less important tasks?

• Procrastinate
• Complete
• Abandon
• Cancel

Ni is following the time management steps. She just made a list of her tasks and estimated how much time they will take. What should she do next?

• She should take a break and eat a snack.
• She should organise her tasks alphabetically.
• She should cross off tasks that she doesn’t want to do right away.
• She should prioritise her tasks, or put them in order of importance.

If you aren't sure how long a task will take, you should ________.

• skip it
• do it last
• give yourself only 5 minutes to finish it
• give yourself extra time to finish it

Richard has a final exam on Tuesday. His goal is to earn an X on it. On Monday afternoon, he starts playing video games. When his father tells him to study, Richard responds, “I’ll do it later.” What could Richard improve about his time management skills?

• He should make a more flexible schedule.
• He should think about his goals and what will help him to reach them.
• He should take more breaks.
• Richard is managing his time well.

Which of the following is a good time management strategy?

• forgetting about deadlines
• never looking at a schedule or to-do list and just doing the tasks you remember
• thinking about the consequences of your actions when you prioritize your tasks
• keeping your phone next to you while you working