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Metacognition

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Thinking about how you think is called

a)

Long term memory

b)

Metacognition

c)

Working Memory

2.

This stores pieces of information for you to use later such getting to your home from school.

a)

Working memory

b)

Long term memory

c)

Self- awareness

3.

You are solving a difficult math problem. You are mainly using your_____

a)

Working memory

b)

Long term memory

c)

Self-awareness

4.

You are solving a difficult math problem. You are mainly using your_____

a)

Working memory

b)

Long term memory

c)

Self-awareness

5.

Using your working memory takes a lot of ____________.

a)

time

b)

memory

c)

work

6.

Cognitive flexibility...

a)

helps you adjust to change

b)

helps you be a better problems solver

c)

all of the above (both)

7.

Tom and Jane earned low scores on their science quiz and are studying to retake it. Tom used flashcards the first time, so now he is going to go to tutoring. Jane looked over her notes during TNT for the first quiz and will review her notes again during TNT before her retake. Who has cognitive flexibility?

a)

Jane

b)

Tom

8.

Cognitive flexibility gives you the skills to try understand another person's view point.

a)

true

b)

false

9.

These are your abilities that control and regulate most of what you do in your daily life.

a)

Metacognition

b)

Flexible thinking

c)

Executive functioning

10.

Brad can manage his anxiety when taking tests and make a good score.

a)

Regulating emotions

b)

Control impulse

c)

Initiating Work

11.

The ability to resist urges to say or do something before evaluating the situation is

a)

Flexibility and Resilience

b)

Planning

c)

Controlling impulses

12.

The idiom, "putting yourself in someone else's shoes," means...

a)

you will wear their shoes.

b)

you don't understand someone.

c)

you will try to understand how the other person feels and why they think/act a certain way.