Problem-Solving Process Test

What is the first step in the problem-solving process?

• Prepare

• Try

• Define

• Reflect

When you define a problem, what should you do?

• Ignore it

• Write down possible solutions

• Understand what the problem is

• Ask others for help

Which of the following is an example of defining a problem?

• Saying you need to pass a test

• Identifying that you struggle with word problems in math

• Studying for the test

• Taking a break

What does the 'Prepare' step involve?

• Trying out solutions

• Gathering information and resources

• Reflecting on what worked

• None of the above

In the 'Try' step, what is the main action?

• Observing others

• Implementing the chosen solution

• Writing about the problem

• Waiting for help

What should you do in the 'Reflect' step?

• Forget about the problem

• Consider what worked and what didn't

• Only focus on the negative outcomes

• Repeat the same solution

If you are unsure about a problem, what should you do in the Define step?

• Guess

• Analyze the situation and ask questions

• Avoid thinking about it

• Jump to solutions

Which of these is NOT part of the Prepare step?

• A) Brainstorming possible solutions

• B) Collecting materials needed

• C) Trying the solution

• D) Planning how to approach the problem

When trying out a solution, what is most important to remember?

• Stick to only one method

• Be willing to adapt and change if needed

• Keep the same approach regardless of results

• Ask others to do it for you

If a solution does not work as expected, what should you do in the Reflect step?

• Blame others

• Analyze why it didn’t work

• Ignore the failure

• Give up