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Priorities and Time Management Quiz

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Yo, Jesse's got this jar chillin' on his desk. What's it all about?

a)

Time

b)

Challenges

c)

Distractions

2.

Ashton is trying to figure out his schedule. What are the 'big rocks' in the jar metaphor?

a)

"Want-to" tasks

b)

Long-term goals

c)

"Have-to" tasks

3.

Desmond's got a jam-packed schedule and needs to figure out what to tackle first. What's the lowdown on 'priorities'?

a)

Tasks with the most impact

b)

Tasks that are easiest to complete

c)

Tasks that are distracting

4.

Nathan's trying to sort out his daily grind. How should his top priorities shape his time?

a)

Finish the AFTER free time activities

b)

Help divide up your time each day

c)

Complete all during school hours.

5.

Lauren's got a ton of stuff going on at school but hasn't figured out what's most important. What happens if she doesn't know her priorities?

a)

She has more free time.

b)

She wastes time overall.

c)

She can focus better.

6.

Abbey is locked-in on planning her day. In her schedule, what are the 'pebbles'?

a)

Tasks that bring joy but are smaller priorities.

b)

Tasks that have to be done immediately.

c)

Time-wasting activities that are distracting.

7.

Amaya is planning her day like a boss. In her schedule metaphor, what's the water?

a)

The most important tasks.

b)

Goals, baby!

c)

Distractions/activities with no value.

8.

Tati's trying to get her study game together. Why should she crush her big-deal assignments (rocks) before the smaller stuff (pebbles) and chill time (water)?

a)

To give everything an equal amount of time during the day.

b)

To make sure there is space for “fun” after taking care of priorities.

c)

To help figure out which 'water' tasks to get rid of.

9.

Kayelee is swamped. What are 'anti-priorities'?

a)

Distractions - waste-of-time-fillers

b)

Relaxing things - they add value to your life.

c)

Urgent tasks - do them immediately.

10.

Ian's trying to get on track. Why's it key for him to spot the stuff that's just wasting time ("water")?

a)

So he can spend more time on these activities.

b)

To reduce time spent and focus on things that add value.

c)

So he can find friends and family to share time doing them.

11.

Sydney's trying to get her time game on point. How can figuring out her 'rocks' help her out?

a)

By ensuring that her most important tasks are prioritized.

b)

By helping her avoid setting any goals.

c)

By making sure she has more free time.

12.

What happens if Dylan fills his schedule with 'chill time' first?

a)

He will live a lonely life with his cat.

b)

He will have a balanced schedule.

c)

He may not have space for important tasks.