Read 180 Mindset and Language Quiz

What is a growth mindset?

• Believing that intelligence and abilities can't be changed.

• Believing that success is determined by luck.

• Believing that only some people can improve their skills.

• Believing that intelligence and abilities can be made better through effort and learning.

Which of the following is an example of academic language?

• "I think this book is cool."

• "The character's journey symbolizes the struggle for independence."

• "This movie was awesome!"

• "Can you help me with my homework?"

Which statement best reflects a growth mindset?

• "I'm just not good at reading, and I never will be."

• "I can improve my reading skills with practice and effort."

• "Some people are born smart, and some aren't."

• "I don't need to study because I'm already good at this subject."

Which of the following is an example of academic language?

• "This article is super interesting!"

• "I really enjoyed reading this chapter."

• "I found relevant evidence to support the idea."

• "Can you explain this concept to me?"

Which of the following is an example of everyday language?

• "I think that sounds good."

• "The evidence does not match the question."

• "The author used a lot of symbolism in this chapter."

• "The results were inconclusive."

How can listening to a fluent reader help students in Read 180?

• Listening to a fluent reader can improve a student's reading skills.

• Listening to a fluent reader has no impact on a reader's success.

• Only reading textbooks can help in academics.

• Reading is a waste of time.

What is an example of a fixed mindset?

• "I can learn new things if I work hard."

• "I'm not good at this, so I should give up."

• "Mistakes help me learn and grow."

• "Challenges are opportunities to improve."

Which of the following is an example of everyday language?

• "The results indicate a positive trend."

• "I think this is awesome!"

• "The study was conducted over a period of six months."

• "The findings were significant."

The belief that intelligence and abilities can be developed through effort, focus, and perseverance.

• Growth Mindset

• Fixed Mindset

• Universal Design for Learning

• Differentiated Instruction

How can a growth mindset affect your approach to challenges?

• It makes you avoid challenges to prevent failure.

• It makes you believe that only talent matters.

• It encourages you to embrace challenges as opportunities to learn.

• It makes you give up easily when faced with difficulties.