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Growth Mindset

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

"I'm not good at this yet, so I will keep trying!" is an example of?

a)

Fixed Mindset

b)

Growth Mindset

2.
What is a fixed mindset?
a)
a belief that one's intelligence is static
b)
when you've made up your mind about something
c)
a desire to repair things
d)
having your mind SET on learning
3.

"This is way to hard, I give up!" is an example of?

a)

Fixed Mindset

b)

Growth Mindset

4.
When something is difficult,
a)
it's a sign that you aren't QUITE smart enough.
b)
it may mean you have a learning disability.
c)
the topic is beyond your abilities.
d)
Your brain grows.
5.

"I am naturally smart at this, so I don't even bother to practice" is an example of?

a)

Fixed Mindset

b)

Growth Mindset

6.
You believe that your intelligence cannot be changed, your mindset is...
a)
Growth
b)
Fixed
7.

"Mistakes help me learn" is an example of?

a)

Fixed Mindset

b)

Growth Mindset

8.
You believe that people are 'good' at something because they were born that way, your mindset is...
a)
Growth
b)
Fixed
9.
Studies have shown that people who achieve more and grow over time have what kind of mindset?
a)
Growth
b)
Fixed
10.

the ability to keep going and stay focused when things are hard

a)

setback

b)

perseverance

c)

growth mindset

d)

respect

11.

an event that 'sets you back' or prevents you from moving forward toward you goal

a)

setback

b)

grit

c)

perseverance

d)

growth mindset

12.
You believe that talent and intelligence can be developed through effort, your mindset is...
a)
Growth
b)
Fixed
13.

perseverance + resilience; these two qualities together give you the ability to learn anything you choose

a)

setbacks

b)

grit

c)

dendrites

d)

fixed mindset

14.

the ability to try again and keep bouncing back after setbacks

a)

tiger

b)

resilience

c)

respect

d)

neuroplasticity

15.

fixed mindset

a)

the belief that our basic qualities (like intelligence and talents) are fixed traits which cannot be changed

b)

fibers that grow out of neurons when you listen to, read, write, talk about, or practice something

16.

neuroplasticity

a)

an event that 'sets you back' or prevents you from moving forward toward your goal

b)

the ability of the brain to change; the way our experiences change the pathways neurons travel in the brain