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Time Management Quiz

15 questions

11th - 11th Grade

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Time Management Quiz is a free printable worksheet for Grade 11 students that develops practical academic time-management skills through 15 multiple-choice questions. It checks understanding of locus of control, academic calendars, scheduled message checking, multitasking, procrastination, punctuality, overextension, and the choices that shape how students use their time. Scenario-based questions ask students to apply these ideas to realistic situations, including prioritizing a test over a later assignment or social event, starting a major project early, seeking help, and breaking writing work into smaller steps with deadlines. True-or-false items and vocabulary questions reinforce key terms and strategies, while the included answer key supports efficient review, feedback, and assessment. This worksheet is suitable for lessons on student success, study skills, advisory, or preparation for college-level responsibilities.

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Time Management Quiz

Total questions: 15

Name
Class
Date
1.

Locus of control refers to how much control you believe you have over the events that affect you.

a)

Self-efficacy

b)

Locus of control

c)

Cognitive dissonance

d)

External motivation

2.

A (n) ________ is a calendar that shows all the important dates that are specific to your campus.

a)

Event calendar

b)

Social calendar

c)

Academic calendar

d)

Holiday calendar

3.

When should you check your phone or computer for messages?

a)

Whenever you want

b)

Only in the morning

c)

At a set time

d)

Every hour

4.

Doing more than one thing at a time is referred to as multitasking.

a)

False

b)

True

5.

The habit of delaying something that needs your immediate attention is called ________.

a)

efficiency

b)

procrastination

c)

diligence

d)

punctuality

6.

Stephanie has a large, complex assignment due in two weeks for her biology class. She is not sure how best to tackle completing it on time. What will NOT help Stephanie finish her project on time?

a)

Breaking the project into smaller tasks

b)

Putting it off until next week --- one week is plenty of time to finish

c)

Seeking help from her teacher

d)

Starting the project immediately

7.

Which of these should be the highest priority? Completing a reading assignment due in a week, studying for a test in two days, or attending a best friend's party.

a)

Completing a reading assignment due in a week

b)

Studying for a test in two days

c)

Attending a best friend's party

8.

Peter is going to see his instructor about a recent failing grade he received on a test. He does not think the grade is fair because he didn't have time to study. His instructor insists that Peter had plenty of time to study because he found out about the test over two weeks ago. What is a choice that Peter should have made when he first found out about the test?

a)

Complain to the instructor

b)

Start studying immediately

c)

Ask for a reschedule

d)

Ignore the test

9.

Which of these strategies can help you keep track of all the tasks you need to remember?

a)

Relying solely on memory

b)

Creating a to-do list

c)

Ignoring tasks until the last minute

d)

Procrastinating on important tasks

10.

When you have too much to do given the resources available, you are _______.

a)

unoccupied

b)

overextended

c)

relaxed

d)

underworked

11.

Being on time, or ________, is a behavior that all instructors expect from their students.

a)

Absence

b)

Punctuality

c)

Tardiness

d)

Lateness

12.

We don't really have a choice when it comes to big and small decisions about how we use our time.

a)

False

b)

True

13.

Many students of all ages sometimes feel overwhelmed by the additional responsibilities that college brings.

a)

False

b)

True

14.

The best way to organize a major writing assignment is to

a)

do most of it one day, and then a little the next.

b)

break the assignment into smaller steps with individual deadlines

c)

chunk it

d)

have chatgpt write it for you

15.

Which is not a strategy of time management?

a)

Make a list of things to do

b)

Memorizing assignments that need to be completed

c)

Dedicate time to study

d)

Remain focus and on-task

Answer Key

Time Management Quiz

Total questions: 15

1.
b)

Locus of control

2.
c)

Academic calendar

3.
c)

At a set time

4.
b)

True

5.
b)

procrastination

6.
b)

Putting it off until next week --- one week is plenty of time to finish

7.
b)

Studying for a test in two days

8.
b)

Start studying immediately

9.
b)

Creating a to-do list

10.
b)

overextended

11.
b)

Punctuality

12.
a)

False

13.
b)

True

14.
b)

break the assignment into smaller steps with individual deadlines

15.
b)

Memorizing assignments that need to be completed

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FAQs

What does the Time Management Quiz cover, and how does it help students build time-management skills?

This Grade 11 worksheet uses 15 multiple-choice questions to assess time-management vocabulary and decision-making. Students identify concepts such as locus of control, academic calendars, procrastination, punctuality, and overextension, then apply strategies by choosing priorities, starting assignments early, using to-do lists, and dividing major work into smaller steps with deadlines.

How can I use this worksheet to teach academic time-management skills?

Introduce the key terms first, then ask students to explain how each strategy would affect a realistic school situation. After students complete the multiple-choice items, discuss why studying for a test in two days takes priority over a party, why postponing a large project is ineffective, and how individual deadlines make a major assignment more manageable.

What mistakes should I watch for when students complete this time-management quiz?

Students may confuse locus of control with self-efficacy, choose frequent message checking instead of checking at a set time, or treat multitasking as an effective default rather than recognizing the term being tested. Watch for students who prioritize a later reading assignment or a social event over a test due sooner, select memorizing tasks instead of creating a to-do list, or miss that delaying a large project is the choice that will not help it finish on time.

How do I assign and grade the Time Management Quiz?

The Time Management Quiz is available as a printable PDF and as a digital quiz on Wayground, and it includes a complete answer key for all 15 multiple-choice questions. For printable submissions, you can grade student work by scanning it with the Wayground for Teachers app.

How can I differentiate this time-management worksheet for my students?

Use the worksheet’s Advanced Settings to adjust font spacing and font size so the multiple-choice questions and answer options are easier to navigate. You can also enable a dyslexia-friendly font or translate the quiz into another language while preserving its time-management scenarios and response format.

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