Mindsets: Growth vs. Fixed Quiz

Which of the following is an example of a growth mindset?

• Believing that you are either good at math or not, and nothing can change that.

• Thinking that you can improve your math skills by practicing and learning from mistakes.

• Avoiding challenges because you might fail.

• Giving up when something is too hard.

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What is a fixed mindset?

• Believing that intelligence and abilities can be developed with effort.

• Thinking that your abilities are set and cannot change.

• Enjoying learning new things and taking on challenges.

• Being open to feedback and using it to improve.

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Which of the following is a benefit of having a growth mindset?

• Avoiding challenges to stay comfortable.

• Being afraid of making mistakes.

• Being more resilient and willing to try new things.

• Believing that talent alone leads to success.

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What is a challenge of having a fixed mindset?

• Being open to learning from others.

• Feeling discouraged by failure and giving up easily.

• Enjoying the process of learning and growing.

• Seeking feedback to improve.

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Which statement reflects a growth mindset?

• "I can't do this, so I won't try."

• "I can learn to do this if I keep practicing."

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

• "I should only do things I'm already good at."

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