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Growth Mindsets

Total questions: 1

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1-10.
1.

What grade did students receive if they didn't pass a course in the mentioned high school in Chicago?

a)

"Not Yet"

b)

"Fail"

c)

"Incomplete"

d)

"Try Again"

2.

What mindset is described as understanding that abilities can be developed?

a)

Fixed mindset

b)

Static mindset

c)

Growth mindset

d)

Flexible mindset

3.

What did students with a fixed mindset do after facing failure, according to one study?

a)

Asked for help

b)

Considered cheating

c)

Sought challenges

d)

Studied harder

4.

How did students with a growth mindset react to errors, as observed through brain activity?

a)

Became stressed

b)

Felt indifferent

c)

Engaged deeply with the error

d)

Ignored the error

5.

What does praising the process involve according to the text?

a)

Praising intelligence

b)

Praising results only

c)

Praising talent

d)

Praising effort and strategies

6.

What was a unique feature of the new online math game mentioned?

a)

It rewarded effort, strategy, and progress

b)

It penalized wrong answers harshly

c)

It rewarded correct answers immediately

d)

It was only for top students

7.

What effect did teaching students about the growth mindset have on their grades?

a)

No significant change

b)

A sharp decline

c)

Grades became inconsistent

d)

A sharp rebound

8.

What transformation occurred in classrooms that adopted a growth mindset approach?

a)

Students became competitive

b)

Equality happened

c)

Teachers became less engaged

d)

Students lost interest

9.

What did a 13-year-old boy report after applying the growth mindset principles?

a)

He became less interested in school

b)

He experienced great improvement in various areas

c)

He felt it was too late for him

d)

He found the principles too difficult to apply

10.

What is considered a basic human right according to the text?

a)

To receive constant awards

b)

To live in places filled with 'yet'

c)

To avoid difficult challenges

d)

To be praised for intelligence