WorksheetsHabits of Success Review
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 9mins
Successful people are confident. That means..
they always know the right answer to questions in class.
they believe in themselves.
the opposite of being shy.
In my opinion, she is persistent because...
she doesn't give up, even when things are hard.
knows who to ask when she has a question.
speaks up when she sees something that isn't right.
Successful people are diligent. That means...
they show up on time.
they try to think outside the box to solve their problems.
they work hard to achieve their goal without cutting corners.
I think he is resourceful. That means...
he puts himself in someone else's shoes to think about how they feel.
he who to ask for help and uses resources to get the job done.
he bounces back when he is feeling frustrated.
Successful people are creative because...
they can think of unique ways to solve problems.
they know who to ask when they're having a problem.
they buy something new anytime they are feeling stuck.
If you _______, that means you keep trying even when it's hard or tiring. You take on a challenge even when you're scared.
bounce back
push yourself
pull your weight
When you get upset or have a setback, you don't have to quit - you can stay calm and ______. It shows persistence when you try again.
bounce back
pull your weight
reach out
It is smart to ______ when you need advice or help. You might start a conversation with a close friend or maybe extend an invitation to someone you don't know yet.
pull your weight
push yourself
reach out
When you're on a team or working on a group project, you should contribute and ______. We should each give our best.
bounce back
pull your weight
push yourself
Choose between empathy or empathetic to complete the sentence: Mateo shows (a) when he takes time to listen to his classmates.
Choose between confident and confidence to complete the sentence: Shukuru is feeling very (a) after practicing his speech in front of his family.
Choose between resilient and resilience to complete the sentence: Having (a) means that you can bounce back after a disappointing experience.
