Service Points in Yearbook Generate Motivation Quiz

What was the main problem faced by the yearbook team last year?

• Too many yearbooks printed

• Lack of motivation and incomplete work

• Too many team members

• Excessive funding

What inspired the yearbook adviser to create a new system?

• A book about motivation

• A student suggestion

• A conversation with the principal

• A rubric left by the band teacher

How many service points must students earn per semester?

• 200

• 250

• 100

• 150

What is the purpose of the service points system?

• To increase the cost of the yearbook

• To reduce the number of students in the class

• To make the yearbook shorter

• To generate student motivation and leadership

What change did the service points system bring to the classroom?

• The class size was reduced

• The yearbook was canceled

• Students stopped attending class

• Students became more eager to complete tasks

What happens if a student does not meet the service points requirement?

• They receive a prize

• They are given a day off

• They get extra credit

• Their grade is affected

How does the adviser ensure the quality of work?

• By signing off only when work is complete and of good quality

• By giving everyone the same grade

• By not checking the work

• By asking students to grade each other

What is a common question students ask in the classroom now?

• Is there anything I can do for service points?

• When is the next holiday?

• Can I leave early?

• Do we have to do this?

What benefit does the service points system provide to editors?

• They can choose not to participate

• They can create a running to-do list of tasks

• They can work alone

• They can skip class

Can the service points system be used in other journalism programs?

• Yes, but only for sports teams

• No, it is too complicated

• No, it is only for yearbook

• Yes, it can be modified for other programs