WorksheetsChapter 1 - Start Smart
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 22mins
Long-term goals are goals you expect to achieve over a longer period of time.
TRUE
FALSE
Setting goals is not important.
TRUE
FALSE
On average, 80% of high school students don't achieve their goals on the first try.
TRUE
FALSE
An attainable goal should be reasonable and reachable.
TRUE
FALSE
The "R" in the acronym for SMART goals stands for Research.
TRUE
FALSE
What is NOT considered to be a value?
Family and friends
Environment and life experiences
Cleaning your room
Society and media
What is a goal?
Principles or standards for what is important to you
Something that you strive to achieve over a certain amount of time
Things that you wish to have, but not having them will not threaten your existence
None of the above
What is considered a time-based goal?
I will study for my exam
I will start studying three weeks before my exam on February 15
I will start studying for my exam
I will study for my February 15 exam
The "S" in the acronym for SMART goals stands for:
Short-term
Smart
Specific
Saving
What is considered to be a measurable goal?
I will save money this year
I will save $1,000 from my summer job this year
I will save money during my summer job this year
I will save a lot of money from my summer job this year
SMART goals are defined as:
Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound
Simple, Meaningful, Actionable, Realistic, Timely
Strategic, Motivational, Attainable, Result-oriented, Tangible
Structured, Manageable, Adaptable, Reasonable, Timed
Long-term goals are:
Short-term objectives
Immediate tasks
Goals set to be achieved over an extended period
Daily routines
Define Goals.
Goals are the end results that one aims to achieve.
Goals are the tasks to be completed daily.
Goals are the obstacles in a project.
Goals are the resources required for a project.
Values are defined as:
Principles or standards of behavior
A type of fruit
A mathematical operation
A historical event
Short-term goals are:
Long-term plans
Immediate objectives
Unachievable dreams
Future aspirations
Why are setting goals important?
To provide direction and focus
To waste time
To create confusion
To avoid responsibility
Which of the following is an example of a short-term, intermediate, and long-term goal?
Short-term: Finish a book, Intermediate: Graduate college, Long-term: Retire comfortably
Short-term: Buy groceries, Intermediate: Plan a vacation, Long-term: Learn a new language
Short-term: Clean the house, Intermediate: Get a promotion, Long-term: Travel the world
Short-term: Exercise daily, Intermediate: Save for a car, Long-term: Start a business
The difference between short-term goals and long-term goals is:
Short-term goals are achieved quickly, while long-term goals take more time.
Short-term goals are more important than long-term goals.
Long-term goals are easier to achieve than short-term goals.
There is no difference between short-term and long-term goals.
What are the five steps for achieving your goals?
1. Define your goal
2. Divide your goal into
smaller parts
3. Identify steps within
each sub-goal
4. Plan for the unexpected
5. Review your progress
along the way
1. Set a vague goal
2. Work without a plan
3. Avoid obstacles at all costs
4. Only focus on the big picture
5. Never adjust your strategy
1. Dream big
2. Tell everyone about your goal
3. Wait for the perfect time to start
4. Stick to one approach no matter what
5. Celebrate only after reaching the final goal
1. Identify a goal
2. Work as fast as possible
3. Ignore setbacks
4. Keep your progress private
5. Never ask for help
The acronym "SMART" in SMART goals stands for:
Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound
Simple, Meaningful, Action-oriented, Realistic, Timely
Strategic, Manageable, Attainable, Realistic, Tangible
Significant, Motivational, Accurate, Reliable, Timed
