Cognitive and Non-Cognitive Skills Quiz

Which of the following is an example of a cognitive skill?

• Empathy

• Memory

• Motivation

• Teamwork

Which skill involves the ability to bounce back from setbacks?

• Reasoning

• Adaptability

• Resilience

• Critical Thinking

Cognitive skills are mainly associated with which of the following activities?

• Problem-solving and learning

• Emotional regulation

• Social interaction

• Time management

Which cognitive skill helps in identifying patterns and analyzing visual information?

• Language Skills

• Spatial Processing

• Working Memory

• Empathy

Which of the following is a non-cognitive skill?

• Reasoning

• Attention

• Motivation

• Numeracy

The ability to focus on a specific task while ignoring distractions is known as:

• Critical Thinking

• Selective Attention

• Problem-Solving

• Growth Mindset

Which skill involves managing one's time and staying organized?

• Self-Discipline

• Numeracy

• Reasoning

• Memory

Growth mindset refers to:

• Believing abilities are fixed.

• Believing skills can be developed through effort.

• Avoiding new challenges.

• Only focusing on strengths.

What is the primary difference between cognitive and non-cognitive skills?

• Cognitive skills involve emotions, non-cognitive skills involve problem-solving.

• Cognitive skills are intellectual, non-cognitive skills are behavioral.

• Both are the same.

• Cognitive skills develop only through life experiences.

Which non-cognitive skill helps in building strong relationships?

• Memory

• Numeracy

• Social Skills

• Reasoning