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Total questions: 63
Worksheet time: 34mins
A learning style is the way a person best:
Decorates their notes
Understands, processes, and retains information
Chooses friends
Plays sports
Which learner benefits most from diagrams, charts, and visual aids?
Visual
Auditory
Tactile
Logical
Highlighting key facts in a textbook is helpful for which learning style?
Tactile
Visual
Auditory
None
An auditory learner might prefer:
Listening to a podcast
Watching a video
Reading a textbook
Building a model
If you read your notes out loud to study, which style is that?
Tactile
Auditory
Visual
Social
A tactile learner remembers best by:
Sitting quietly
Physically interacting
Watching movies
Reading books
Kassy is learning a cheer dance. As a tactile learner, what helps most?
Watching a video
Practicing the routine herself
Reading about it
Listening to music
True or False: Everyone has a mix of learning styles, not just one.
True
False
Only in school
Interests are things you:
Must do daily
Enjoy doing
Dislike doing
Forget to do
Skills are abilities you:
Are born with only
Learn and develop through practice
Never change
Cannot measure
Which is an example of a skill?
Eating pizza
Playing piano
Watching Netflix
Loving dogs
Which is a transferable skill?
Communication
Cooking a family recipe
Mountain climbing
Playing video games
Suzy is a lawyer. Which childhood interest likely helped her?
Debating
Surfing
Shopping
Baking
By paying attention to your interests and skills, you can:
Decide your career today
Discover patterns and possibilities
Avoid new opportunities
Eliminate choices
Which skill could help both a teacher and a lawyer?
Communication
Welding
Swimming
Singing
Every student already has skills, even if they don’t recognize them.
True
False
Only talented people can be athletes.
True
False
Only talented people
Only athletes
Which of these is an example of an interest?
Reading
Sleeping for school
Time tracking
Problem-solving
Which is a small decision?
What to eat for breakfast
Picking a career
Choosing where to live
Deciding on college
Which is a big decision?
Choosing clothes to wear
Choosing to go to college or trade school
Picking a snack
Buying gum
Every decision has:
A. A prize
B. Consequences
C. No impact
D. Only good results
Waiting until the last minute on homework often leads to:
Stress and lower grades
More free time
Strong friendships
Better sleep
A gut decision is based on:
Facts and logic
Feelings and instincts
Research
Expert advice
A logic decision is based on:
Past experiences
Emotions
Facts and reasoning
Guessing
Jasmine loves art but also considers nursing for job demand. She is using:
Gut only
Logic only
Both gut & logic
Neither
Which decision type is best for long-term planning?
Gut
Logic
Random
Impulse
Using both gut and logic often leads to better choices.
True
False
Only gut works
Only logic works
Self-advocacy means:
Speaking up for your needs
Avoiding conflict
Depending on others
Staying silent
Which is an example of self-advocacy at school?
Asking a teacher to repeat directions
Copying answers from a friend
Ignoring bad grades
Staying silent in groups
Which skill is MOST important for self-advocacy?
Communication
Laziness
Typing
Avoiding
Asking a counselor for help when feeling anxious is an example of:
Emotional need
Physical need
Learning need
Avoidance
Asking for a seat closer to the board is an example of:
(a)
Asking for extra time on a test is an example of:
Physical need
Emotional need
Learning need
Ignoring
Which is NOT self-advocacy?
Respectfully setting boundaries with friends
Telling a teacher a grade is wrong
Copying homework answers
Asking for quiet time at home
Self-advocacy builds confidence and prepares you for work.
True
False
Only for adults
Only for friends
Time management helps you:
Waste time
Balance school, fun, and responsibilities
Avoid planning
Eliminate free time
Needs are things you:
Like to do
Must do
Can skip
Should ignore
Which is an example of a “want”?
Homework
Hanging with friends
Sleeping
Eating
A time tracker helps you:
Guess how time is spent
See where your time really goes
Add more hours to the day
Avoid goals
Which is an example of a time saver?
Packing your backpack the night before
Waiting until midnight to start homework
Scrolling TikTok while studying
Ignoring chores
Silencing your phone during homework is an example of:
Time waster
Time saver
Ignoring work
Laziness
Prioritizing means:
Choosing tasks most important
Doing the easiest first
Ignoring deadlines
Doing nothing
Time management skills can reduce stress and build good habits.
True
False
Marcus wants to learn how to fix a bike chain. He watches a YouTube tutorial. Which learning style is he using?
Auditory
Visual
Tactile
Logical
Sofia studies for her history test by recording herself reading notes and playing them back. What type of learner is she?
Tactile
Auditory
Visual
Reading/Writing
DeShawn learns a new basketball move by practicing it repeatedly on the court. Which learning style fits best?
Auditory
Tactile
Visual
Reading/Writing
Jason loves drawing and has gotten good at graphic design apps. Which career path might fit both his interest and skill?
Nurse
Artist/Designer
Mechanic
Accountant
Marissa works well in teams and communicates clearly. Which job would best use her skills?
Construction Project Manager
Librarian
Truck Driver
Park Ranger
If you are good at public speaking and enjoy helping people, which career could fit you?
Lawyer
Welder
Pilot
Photographer
Alex enjoys solving puzzles and has strong math skills. Which career might match?
Software Engineer
Fashion Designer
Farmer
Actor
You have a group project due in 2 days. One friend says, 'Let's play video games and do it later.' What's the best decision?
Play games now, project later
Finish the project first
Ignore the project
Copy from someone else
Emily is deciding between buying sneakers now or saving for a new phone. What type of decision is this?
Small
Big
Impulse
Random
Kevin feels pressured to skip class with friends, but he knows it will hurt his grades. Using logic, what should he do?
Skip class
Stay in class
Ask his friends what they want
Decide randomly
Choosing a career should use:
Gut feelings only
Logic and gut together
Copying friends
Impulse
Your teacher marks an assignment missing, but you know you turned it in. What’s the best self-advocacy action?
Stay quiet
Respectfully tell your teacher
Argue loudly
Ask your friend to tell the teacher
You’re struggling to see the board in math class. What’s a self-advocacy solution?
Sit quietly in the back
Ask to move closer
Copy from someone else
Avoid math class
A friend keeps borrowing your stuff without asking. What’s the best response?
Hide your things
Respectfully set boundaries
Yell at them
Ignore it
You feel anxious and stressed before a big test. Who should you ask for help?
Nobody
Counselor
Stranger online
Classmate
At work, your boss gives you extra tasks you don’t understand. What’s the best action?
Stay silent
Ask for clarification
Quit
Pretend to know
You have a test tomorrow, but your friends want to hang out. What’s the best time management choice?
Hang out first
Study first
Skip studying
Ignore the test
Which is an example of prioritizing?
You often run late in the mornings. Which time saver could help?
Packing your backpack the night before
Sleeping in later
Skipping breakfast
Watching TV before school
You realize you spend 4 hours a day on social media. What's the best time management step?
Delete all accounts
Track and set limits
Ignore it
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