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GPA Behaviors

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A transcript is an academic record and is essential for postsecondary education admissions.

a)

It is an academic record and essential for admissions.

b)

It is a certificate issued by employers.

c)

It is a resume.

d)

It is a legal document with no academic details.

2.

Your GPA affects your college admission as one of the key factors.

a)

It is one of the key factors.

b)

It has no effect.

c)

It only affects scholarships and financial aid.

d)

It is the sole determinant.

3.

Taking challenging classes in high school is important because...

a)

They help in better college preparation and career skills

b)

They are stressful and unnecessary

c)

They only benefit naturally talented students

d)

They are not essential to academic success

4.

On your first day of high school, having a perfect 4.0 GPA, maintaining it requires:

a)

Consistent hard work and disciplined study habits

b)

Relying solely on natural talent

c)

Skipping classes

d)

Taking it easy

5.

Do you maintain a regular study/homework time?

a)

Often (add 1)

b)

Sometimes (add 0)

c)

Rarely (subtract 1)

6.

Do you submit your projects and assignments on time?

a)

Often (add 1)

b)

Sometimes (add 0)

c)

Rarely (subtract 1)

7.

Do you manage time wisely so that you can carefully complete your assignments?

a)

Often (add 1)

b)

Sometimes (add 0)

c)

Rarely (subtract 1)

8.

Do you ask questions in class when you do not understand?

a)

Often (add 1)

b)

Sometimes (add 0)

c)

Rarely (subtract 1)

9.

Do you use strategies like flash cards, study groups, diagrams, pictures, and others to help you study?

a)

Often (add 1)

b)

Sometimes (add 0)

c)

Rarely (subtract 1)

10.

Do you take notes during class to review during your study time?

a)

Often (add 1)

b)

Sometimes (add 0)

c)

Rarely (subtract 1)

11.

Do you review the content in your textbooks daily so you can learn the information?

a)

Often (add 1)

b)

Sometimes (add 0)

c)

Rarely (subtract 1)

12.

Do you attend school every day?

a)

Often (add 1)

b)

Sometimes (add 0)

c)

Rarely (subtract 1)

13.

Do you follow school and classroom rules?

a)

Often (add 1)

b)

Sometimes (add 0)

c)

Rarely (subtract 1)

14.

Do you get 8 to 10 hours of sleep every night?

a)

Often (add 1)

b)

Sometimes (add 0)

c)

Rarely (subtract 1)

15.

Are you alert and pay attention in class?

a)

Often (add 1)

b)

Sometimes (add 0)

c)

Rarely (subtract 1)

16.

Do you miss less than 3 classes each semester?

a)

Often (add 1)

b)

Sometimes (add 0)

c)

Rarely (subtract 1)

17.

Do you participate in class activities and discussions?

a)

Often (add 1)

b)

Sometimes (add 0)

c)

Rarely (subtract 1)

18.

Suppose your score on this inventory was your exact high school GPA. Assume: A score of 13 equals a GPA of 4.0 or higher, 12–10 equals a GPA of 3.9–3.5, 9–7 equals a GPA of 3.4–3.0, 6–5 equals a GPA of 2.9–2.5, 5 or lower equals a GPA of 2.4 or lower. Based on these assumptions, determine whether you are on track to get into college or if you need to make some improvements.

a)

On track

b)

Need improvements

19.

Select the best change you can make to help you finish high school strong:

a)

Adopt a daily study schedule

b)

Skip homework to relax

c)

Change schools immediately

d)

Ignore time management altogether