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Fail Til Ya Make IT

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

Why is it so scary to mess up?

a)

our parents have high expectations

b)

we have high expectations for ourselves

c)

we want to look "perfect" on social media

d)

our friends are succeeding

2.

Which is an example of a GROWTH MINDSET?

a)

They are a natural born athlete.

b)

I am just no good at singing.

c)

I can be good at anything with some practice.

d)

I will never understand math.

3.

What does it mean to be CRITICAL of yourself?

a)

I am so worried about failing I don't even try.

b)

I think I'm good at everything.

c)

Trying new things might make me anxious.

d)

I act like I have lots of confidence.

4.

Why might social media create a "fear of failure?"

a)

people post their BEST stuff on social media

b)

we don't often see the failures in others on social media

c)

we compare the truth about ourselves with what we see in social media

d)

social media can make everything look perfect

5.

How does experiencing failure HELP us learn and grow?

a)

it gives us permission to mess up without being in trouble

b)

it actually doesn't help at all

c)

we might take more risks in the future

d)

failing is never good

6.

What does it mean to be resilient?

a)

When we give up the second something gets tough.

b)

When we bounce back and try again.

7.

Why can failure be a GOOD thing?

a)

we get several opportunities to learn

b)

it teaches us to bounce back

c)

we learn strategies to deal with setbacks

d)

we gain some experience in dealing with tough times

8.

What might happen (over time) if we ALWAYS give up?

a)

we never even try

b)

we avoid the things we are bad at

c)

we develop a fear of failure

d)

we might become anxious if we feel unprepared

9.

Someone with a FIXED MINDSET might say:

a)

"I'm either good at something or I'm not."

b)

"I stick to what I know."

c)

"I like to try new things."

d)

"Feedback makes me better."

10.

A GROWTH MINDSET is a belief that:

a)

mistakes=failure

b)

skills cannot be improved

c)

your intelligence cannot change

d)

hard work can make you smarter

11.

Which is an example of GROWTH MINDSET?

a)
b)
c)
d)
12.

Your brain is MOST like:

a)

a published book that always stays the same

b)

a tank of gas that gets used up and needs refilling

c)

a muscle that grows with exercise

d)

lawn that you need to mow when it gets too long

13.

What causes your brain to IMPROVE?

a)

simply making mistakes

b)

getting the right answer

c)

making mistakes, and then analyzing them

d)

getting correct answers and then not reviewing them

14.

It is easy to improve your brain:

a)

true

b)

false

15.

Having a growth mindset helps you to:

a)

avoid ever making mistakes

b)

change your brain immediately

c)

do well on tests without studying

d)

become better at things slowly over time

16.

When you have a growth mindset you...

a)

automatically have strong neural connections

b)

you push yourself and learn from mistakes

c)

people will always think you're smart

d)

you will ace every test

17.

Someone with a growth mindset would:

a)

join the robotics club, even though it looks challenging.

b)

get discouraged after making a mistake on an assignment.

c)

believe that a bad grade on a math test means they're not smart.

d)

avoid trying out for the school play because they're afraid of looking silly.

18.

A growth mindset can help you with:

a)

school

b)

sports

c)

hobbies

d)

job

19.

Someone WITHOUT a growth mindset might:

a)

give up

b)

ask for help

c)

work hard

d)

not be afraid

20.

If you FAIL a test- what would help the most:

a)

telling everyone it was too hard

b)

understand you were just born a bad speller

c)

review your mistakes and figure out what went wrong

d)

blame the teacher