Bird Story Quiz

Larry is a bird in a school full of fish. Why does he feel like he’s not smart?

• He can’t fly as well as the fish.
  
  

• He can’t swim as well as the fish.

• He doesn’t know how to make friends.

• He never tries in class.

Why do you think Larry struggles with swimming?

• He’s not used to swimming; he’s used to flying

• He doesn’t like water.
  

• He’s not smart.

• He wasn’t paying attention.

What is the main idea of Larry’s story?

• Everyone learns the same way.

• Only good swimmers are smart.

• People are smart in different ways.

• It’s impossible to learn new things.

Which of the following is an example of being music smart?

• Singing songs and remembering tunes quickly.

• Solving math problems easily.

• Writing poems.

• Building models with your hands.

If you find learning math challenging, does that mean you’ll never be good at it?

• Yes, it’s impossible to get better.

• No, with practice, you can improve.

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  Yes, because math never changes.

• No, but only if you never practice.

What is the focus of being smart according to the text?

• How much you know

• How you are smart

• How fast you learn

• How many books you read

Which type of smart would be most useful for a career in science or engineering?

• Math Smart

• Music Smart

• Self Smart

• People Smart

Which type of smart would be beneficial for a career in counseling or teaching?

• Nature Smart

• People Smart

• Art Smart

• Body Smart

Why is it important to be "self smart"?

• To be able to work alone and understand yourself

• To be able to lead a team

• To be able to make friends easily

• To be able to solve math problems

Which statement shows someone is nature smart?

• They enjoy solving puzzles.
  

• They like spending time outside and observing nature.

• They understand their emotions well.

• They are great at solving math problems.