According to the "Aim High Lesson," what is one of the benefits of setting goals?

• It guarantees success.

• It points you in the right direction.

• It eliminates all obstacles.

• It makes time pass more slowly.

What does the "A" in SMART goals stand for, according to the "Aim High Lesson"?

• Accurate

• Achievable

• Ambitious

• Action-oriented

The "Aim High Lesson" suggests that setting goals helps you to:

• Forget about your past.

• Avoid making decisions.

• Evaluate what you are doing.

• Control other people's actions.

What kind of attitude does the "Aim High Lesson" warn against?

• A positive attitude

• A proactive attitude

• A "bahala na" attitude

• A determined attitude

In the context of goal setting, what does "Time-Bound" mean in the "Aim High Lesson"?

• Goals should be flexible and change frequently.

• Goals should be measured in terms of time spent working on them.

• Goals should have a specific deadline for completion.

• Goals should be timeless and not limited by time.

According to the "Aim High Lesson," what might people who "squandered their years" experience?

• Satisfaction

• Remorse and regret

• Pride

• Indifference

What does the "R" in SMART goals refer to, as explained in the "Aim High Lesson"?

• Rigorous

• Realistic

• Result-Oriented

• Routine

What does the "S" in SMART goals refer to, as explained in the "Aim High Lesson"?

• Special

• Super

• Social

• Specific

What does the "M" in SMART goals refer to, as explained in the "Aim High Lesson"?

• Major

• Measurable

• Many

• Monumental

What does the "T" in SMART goals refer to, as explained in the "Aim High Lesson"?

• Tentative

• Titanic

• Time-bound

• Telepathic