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WorksheetsPROBLEM SOLVING
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 28mins
What is the first step of the problem solving process?
Define the problem
Reflect on the solution
Make a plan
Put your plan into action
When you are preparing to solve a problem, you should...
brainstorm and research possible solutions.
put your plan into action.
think about what successfully solving the problem would look like.
think about what could do better next time you have this same problem.
Which of the following is examples of how to prepare?
Develop a plan
Brainstorm possible solutions
Compare the pros and cons
All of these
The first step in solving a problem is:
Develop a solution
Gather Information
Understand the problem and set a goal
Find the problem
Investigating the problem is:
Checking if the solution worked.
Researching to find solutions to the problem.
Identify the problem.
Understanding the problem means:
Figuring out the problem.
Checking to see if the problem worked.
Writing the steps to solve the problem.
Thinking of solutions.
A problem can be:
The answer
An obstacle
The solution
A difficulty
The solution to a problem is the
Steps you take to define the problem.
Steps you take to solve the problem.
Steps you take to make the problem worst.
Reflect and Review is when you:
Understand the problem.
Write the steps to solve the problem.
Check if your solution worked.
Developing a solution is where you:
Check if the solution worked.
Write the steps to solving the problem.
Understand the problem
Investigating the problem is:
Checking if the solution worked.
Researching to find solutions to the problem.
Identify the problem.
Good ____________ skills help effective leaders face challenges.
communication
leadership
problem solving
In the problem solving process, what would "Try" be?
Make a pros and cons list
Put a plan into action
Discover a new problem after testing a solution
Find what problem you're trying to solve.
What is the fifth problem solving step?
Select One Best Solution
What is the sixth problem solving step?
Analyze the outcome
What is the fourth problem solving step?
Possible Consequences
James, William, and Aiden are working on a project. Which is NOT something they need to consider when defining the problem they are trying to solve in their project?
How do their results compare to the goals they set?
What problem are they trying to solve in their project?
What does success look like for their project?
What are the constraints of their project?
Samuel, Aiden, and Ethan are working on a group project. Which IS part of the TRY part of their problem-solving process?
Consider what they can do better next time.
Define the problem they are trying to solve.
Put their plan into action.
Brainstorm/ research possible solutions.
Lucas, Ethan, and Noah are working on a science project. Which is NOT a step they need to consider when completing the PLAN portion of the problem solving process?
Consider the resources they have available.
Consider the steps they need to take to achieve their goal.
Consider what they learned from their previous project.
Consider the possible outcomes of their plan.
Lucy, Mia, and Noah are organizing a charity event. Which is NOT a part of the EVALUATE stage of their event planning process?
Consider the success of the event and areas of improvement.
Define the purpose of the event.
Reflect on the process and the outcome.
Consider feedback from participants.
Mia, Maya, and Aria are planning a charity event. Which is NOT something they need to consider during the prepare phase of the problem solving process?
What are the pros and cons of different ideas?
What steps they will need to take
How do their results compare to the goals they set?
Oliver, Liam, and Noah are working on a science project. Which is NOT something they need to consider when preparing for their project?
What materials they will need for the experiment?
What are the steps of the experiment?
How do their results compare to the goals they set?
Which of the following lists the steps in the problem solving in the correct order?
Check your answer
Make a plan
Carry out the plan
Understand the problem
Understand the problem
Make a plan
Check your answer
Carry out your plan
Make a plan
Understand the problem
Carry out your plan
Check your work
Understand the problem
Make a plan
Carry out the plan
Check your answer
Which step is where you check your solution for reasonableness often by rounding?
understand the problem
carry out your plan
Solve the problem
Check your answer
In which step would you highlight or underline key words and figure out what question you are answering?
make a plan
understand the problem
carry out the plan
check your answer
In which step would you solve the problem by completing or doing the plan?
action
understand the problem
make a plan
check your answer
Which step in the problem solving method is where you would decide which math operations to use to solve the problem and if solving the problem will involve more than one step?
understand the problem
make a plan
carry out the plan
check your work
The second step in problem solving
Identify the problem
Determine the size and scope of the problem
generate solutions
Analyze the outcome
Description of communication skills
the ability to convey or share ideas and feelings effectively.
things that stop you being able to communicate effectively with other people
the ability to convey information professionallyin a short document
reports, letters, emails, social networking
Which of the following is an example of active listening?
Good eye contact.
Listener has encouraging facial expressions.
Listener shows interest in person.
All of the above.
_______________ occurs when the receiver receives the message, understands the message and responds to the message.
Compromise
Conflict
Anger
Effective communication
Which of the following is NOT true of teamwork in the workplace?
Encourages support and recognition in team members
Requires team roles to be clearly recognized
Gives leaders a collaborative insight to new opportunities
Creates an inefficient environment
Problem solving is
the ability to work through problems by using critical thinking skills
the ability to use facebook
the ability to use instagram
Leadership
cooperative action of a group of people in order to achieve a goal
natural abilities an individual is born with
ability and process of motivating people toward a common goal; ability and process of affecting the thoughts and behaviors of others
when a leader gives little to no direction to team members, but provides
Collaboration
when the leader is a visionary and appeals to a team’s ideals and values
traits which individuals express
participative leadership style which allows team members to be included in the decision making process
act of working effectively with others to achieve a common goal
Requirement for showing cooperation is ....
being suspicious toward each other
to hate each other
trusting each other
an act sharing to each other
When working with a group, what is that you need to focus on?
make sure I am with my friends
I do not have much to do
I am the leader of the team
the task, and we all work together to finish the work
Which of the following sentences shows an example of cooperation?
Billy cheated off his friend’s test during class.
Rachel and her friend worked together to organize a school fundraiser.
Sarah refused to let her classmates borrow her notes for the upcoming test.
Jack told his group members that he didn’t care about the project and left them to do all the work.
The first step in managing your time is...
waiting until the last minute
asking for advice from others
making a plan
making memes
Setting priorities is about determining
what is most important to you
how much money you can make
what is the easiest path to take
who is in your squad on fortnite
What is the definition of Time Management?
Using our time wisely.
The act of using our time both efficiently and effectively.
Making smart decisions.
Getting things done.
Which of the following is a true statement?
Time management means always doing more than one task at the same time.
Time management is about planning to get tasks done and doing them.
Good time management means never taking breaks.
One way to manage your time well is to ignore deadlines and focus on doing the most fun activities.
