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WorksheetsMarshmallow Experiment and Self-Control
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the main challenge presented to the children in the video?
Eating a healthy snack
Sharing toys
Waiting for a second marshmallow
Solving a puzzle
What is the reward for waiting in the marshmallow test?
A new toy
Two marshmallows
A different type of candy
A hug from the adult
What skill is being tested in the marshmallow experiment?
Memory
Creativity
Self-control
Physical strength
What happens if a child eats the marshmallow before the adult returns?
They get a different snack
They don't get a second marshmallow
They have to leave the room
They get a smaller marshmallow
Why might it be hard for children to wait for the second marshmallow?
They don't like marshmallows
They are not hungry
The marshmallow looks very tempting
They are afraid of the adult
How do some children try to resist eating the marshmallow immediately?
By singing a song
By closing their eyes or looking away
By asking for a different treat
By running around the room
What is a good strategy for practicing self-control, as shown by some children?
Eating your favorite food first
Distracting yourself from temptation
Always getting what you want right away
Ignoring rules
What is a potential long-term benefit of being able to delay gratification, as suggested by the test?
Getting more candy
Being able to run faster
Achieving goals and success
Having more friends
What did the children who successfully waited for the adult to return receive?
One marshmallow
No marshmallows
Two marshmallows
A different type of candy
What is the main lesson about making choices that this video teaches?
Always choose the biggest treat
It's best to eat quickly
Sometimes waiting can lead to a better reward
Don't trust adults
