WorksheetsADHD and Me: Reflections on Hyperactivity
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 14mins
What does the author reflect on about the T. rex incident?
It was a good thing
It was a bad thing
It was boring
It was exciting.
According to the counselor, ADHD kids are like 'tigers in a zoo' because they have ______.
No energy
Enormous pent-up energy
No curiosity
No interest
What activity did the author do with K'nex blocks?
Build towers
Build cars
Build houses
Build bridges
What did the author mix to create an explosion in the kitchen?
A) Baking soda and vinegar
B) Water and oil
C) Sugar and salt
D) Flour and water
The author describes his energy as ______.
Easy to control
Hard to contain
Non-existent
Calm
What did the author do with Matchbox cars?
Race them
Collect them
Paint them
Sell them
What did the author read as a child?
A Thomas the Tank Engine book
A Harry Potter book
A science textbook
A comic book
What did the author do with baking soda and vinegar?
Made a cake
Created an explosion
Cleaned the kitchen
Watered plants
What was the narrator's reaction to the IBM director seeing them?
They were excited
They were scared
They were indifferent
They were amused
Fill in the blank: The narrator's mother worked long hours at her ______ job.
low-tech
high-tech
part-time
freelance
What did the narrator do during the press conference rehearsal?
Listened attentively
Played with toys
Climbed into a computer
Took a nap
What did the narrator learn to do as they grew older?
Ignore their hyperactivity
Channel hyperactivity positively
Increase hyperactivity
Eliminate hyperactivity
What did the narrator's mother think would be good for them?
To stay home
To see her work
To play outside
To read books.
What did the narrator love doing, even if it meant getting into trouble?
Studying
Stirring things up
Sleeping
Eating
Fill in the blank: The narrator's hyperactivity is described as a means by which they obtain ______, whether positive or negative.
A) attention
B) money
C) food
D) rest
In the reading the word compel means
In the reading occupy means
engage or hold one's attention
In the reading the meaning overwhelming means
In the reading the meaning of provoke is...
In the selection voracious means
being overly and uncontrollably active
hyperactive
independence
puberty
gender identity
intellectual disability
Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
Is ADHD curable?
(a)
