WorksheetsStudy Habits Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 12mins
What is a routine?
A regularly executed skill
A regularly performed habit
An action that must be performed to be successful
A skill that is demonstrated when it's most needed
Why is it important to take breaks while studying? (Select all that apply)
Breaks can serve as rewards for studying for a period of time.
Breaks allow opportunities for you to surf the internet so you can research other interesting topics.
Breaks allow you to organize your thoughts.
Their primary function is to pad your study time.
In what wats can you quiz yourself to test your knowledge? (Select all that apply)
Making flashcards
Asking your teacher questions about the material after school
Teaching someone else the material
Making yourself a quiz to take
What is the name of the method that uses intervals of time to balance periods of focused study followed by short rest periods?
Pomegranate Method
Potato Method
Pompadour Method
Pomodoro Method
Which of the following settings would not be preferable places to establish a study space? (Select all that apply)
In your bedroom
Your local library
The cafeteria at school
In the car on your way to and from school
True or False: Placing distracting electronic devices such as your cell phone in a different room while you are studying is considered one of the best ways to remove distractions.
True
False
Which of the following are ways that you can reward yourself after achieving a study goal? (Select all that apply)
Listening to your favorite song
Closing your eyes and resting for a few minutes
Allowing yourself to go to the football game on Friday
Giving yourself an additional hour of study time.
Which of the following is what the "S" in SMART goals stands for:
Specific
Scientific
Situational
Strategic
Which of the following are ways that you can review content from a particular class when studying? (Select all that apply)
Reviewing and summarizing your notes
Reviewing the teacher's expectations for the class or a particular assignment
Rereading any text shared in class
Creating a study guide for yourself
Which of the following are benefits of rewarding yourself for achieving a goal? (Select all that apply)
It incorporates incentives to accomplish your goal.
It helps motivate you.
It holds yourself accountable.
You have the option to forgo earning the reward, if you chose
True or False: The “M” in SMART goals stands for meticulous, as in ensuring that your goal is written down with meticulous details of how to achieve it.
True
False
True or False: Having a good system for taking notes can help you when it comes time to study material from class?
True
False
The "A" in SMART Goals stands for achievable. What does that mean?
Something that can reasonably be accomplished, taking into account your current situation
Something that is unlikely, but could be accomplished if a situation plays out perfectly
Something that would seem reasonable to accomplish, but is actually impossible
Something that does not take into account your situation, but can be reasonably accomplished by most students
Which of the following is not a common distraction students may contend with while trying to study.
Cell phone
Hunger
Noisy enviroments
Bright colors on a student's notes
When you are studying, if you encounter details that you do not understand or are having trouble memorizing, what should your next course of action be?
Move on, and forget about it
Pray that it isn't on the test
Seek your teacher or a tutor for help
When setting a goal, it is important that it is time based. This means a reasonable ________ is required, and that you should stick to it.
flexible schedule
appointment with your teacher
outcome
deadline
Which of the following is a definition of the word skill?
a regular tendency or practice
The ability to use one's knowledge and expertise to effectively perform a task.
a piece of a work that must be completed
the object of a person's ambition or effort
True or False: When establishing a study space, it is important to return to that spot as often as possible to study.
True
False
True or False: It is generally assumed that once students get to college, they already have established some effective study habits.
True
False
Write the word associated with each letter in the acronym "SMART", as in SMART goals.
