WorksheetsChapter 1 &2
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 38mins
The term “Reality Check” means:
Ignoring your expectations
Balancing your expectations with actual experiences
Comparing yourself to others
Avoiding challenges
Being in university requires commitment of:
Strength and hope
Time, money, and energy
Friends and family
Teachers and books
University is described as:
A. A social experience
B. A training ground for success in the global marketplace
C. A break from school life
D. A place to avoid responsibility
The key to success in university is:
Relaxing more
Developing good habits
Depending on others
Avoiding challenges
Transitioning from school to university involves:
More independence and responsibility
Less workload
More free time
Less challenging work
Which of the following is NOT a top difficulty for new students?
Organizing time
Having too much parental help
Meeting new people
Handling workload
Students who reach out for help are more likely to:
Continue their studies
Drop out
Fail
Stay isolated
Which skill is highly valued by employers?
Memorization
Physical strength
Teamwork and communication
Gossiping
“Persistence” means:
Giving up quickly
Avoiding hard work
Continuing despite difficulties
Ignoring progress
According to Art Costa, successful students:
Depend on luck
Use positive habits to solve problems
Wait for help
Avoid challenges
Good habits have:
Positive effects
No effects
Negative effects
Temporary benefits
Bad habits should be replaced by:
New, better habits
Ignoring them
Waiting for them to stop
Repeating old behaviors
According to Scott H. Young, habits fulfill:
Certain needs
Nothing important
Temporary desires
Unnecessary goals
Which is a good habit of a successful student?
Time management
Procrastination
One bad habit that affects students is:
Planning ahead
Sleeping late and missing classes
Reviewing notes daily
Asking questions
A responsible student:
Submits assignments on time
Waits for reminders
Avoids responsibility
Ignores deadlines
Persistence can be built through:
Giving up easily
Avoiding effort
Consistent hard work
Ignoring problems
Which of the following is NOT a reason students fail?
Family distractions
Poor note-taking
Procrastination
Consistent study habits
A successful student is often:
Organized and punctual
Lazy but smart
Talkative only
Unprepared
The ability to think before acting is a habit called:
Reflection
Reaction
Hesitation
Imitation
Active listening means:
Hearing without attention
Paying attention and responding thoughtfully
Ignoring the speaker
Daydreaming
Successful students manage:
Others’ lives
Time, money, and responsibilities
Only their grades
Social media
Setting goals helps you:
Feel stressed
Stay focused and motivated
Waste time
Avoid progress
Reaching out to others helps build:
Support systems and relationships
Isolation
Overconfidence
Fear
Effective learners:
Ignore feedback
Learn from mistakes and improve
Quit after failing
Wait for luck
Which of the following is a habit of success?
Blaming others
Asking questions
Avoiding effort
Ignoring problems
Persistence is important because:
It prevents mistakes
It helps students complete their goals
It reduces workload
It eliminates risk
Poor time management often leads to:
Higher productivity
Missed deadlines and stress
Better grades
Relaxed learning
To create a new habit, first:
Identify actions
Wait for motivation
Copy others
Avoid challenges
Being introspective means:
Understanding your thoughts and behavior
Ignoring feelings
Avoiding change
Copying others
Which of these is a positive learning behavior?
Curiosity
Laziness
Distraction
Overconfidence
“Keep it simple” means:
Avoiding all work
Breaking goals into smaller steps
Doing nothing
Ignoring plans
A student with strong work ethic:
Completes tasks on time
Waits until last minute
Blames others
Avoids teamwork
A successful student’s sleep pattern should include:
3 hours
4 hours
Good note-taking helps students to:
Waste time
Remember and review materials
Avoid studying
Depend on others
A flexible student:
Refuses to adapt
Adjusts to new situations
Avoids feedback
Blames others
To-do lists are useful because they:
Help organize daily tasks
Waste paper
Add confusion
Reduce motivation
Multitasking is beneficial when:
It causes distraction
It is balanced and well-managed
It leads to confusion
It reduces performance
Independence means:
Ignoring help completely
Taking responsibility for your own learning
Avoiding teamwork
Working alone always
The habit “Use what you know” means:
Apply your knowledge in real life
Keep learning without applying
Avoid using past knowledge
Ignore experience
A “Think before you act” habit helps you to:
Delay learning
Make better decisions
Avoid action
Skip feedback
“Take responsible risks” means:
Acting without thinking
Making thoughtful choices
Following others blindly
Avoiding all risks
A student who stays focused:
Is easily distracted
Ignores studies
Concentrates on tasks
Avoids planning
One way to evaluate progress is to:
Ignore results
Reflect on what you’ve achieved
Avoid feedback
Blame teachers
Being organized helps to:
Waste time
Manage workload effectively
Increase confusion
Cause stress
Positive habits are built through:
Laziness
Practice and consistency
Ignorance
Fear
Poor reading habits lead to:
Weak understanding of materials
Better results
More efficiency
Increased focus
The habit “Ask questions” shows:
Curiosity and willingness to learn
Weakness
Confusion
Lack of confidence
Effective problem solvers are known for:
Quitting early
Sticking to tasks until completion
Ignoring structure
Avoiding effort
University life teaches students to:
Depend on others
Manage their life and learning independently
Ignore growth
Avoid responsibility
Learning styles help students to _______.
Study longer hours
Understand how they learn and interact with others
Score higher without studying
Choose their major
Two main tools used to assess learning style are _______.
Multiple Intelligences and Personality Spectrum
IQ and EQ
Motivation and Memory
Skills and Knowledge
Multiple Intelligences focus on _______.
Abilities and learning preferences
Emotions and personality
Physical movement
Writing style
The Personality Spectrum explains _______.
Academic results
How you interact with people and information
Which of these is not a Personality Spectrum type?
Thinker
Giver
Organizer
Performer
Students with learning disabilities may struggle with ______.
Listening to music
Reading, spelling, or following directions
Making friends
Sleeping
A learning disability may affect a student’s ability to ______.
Eat healthily
Follow schedules and meet deadlines
Exercise
Communicate socially
Managing a learning disability requires ______.
Information, support, and positive attitude
Isolation
Denial
Avoidance
One way to manage learning difficulties is to ______.
Hide them
Seek assistance from school
Stop studying
Ignore feedback
Successful students with learning disabilities are usually ______.
Dependent on others
Dedicated and self-aware
Easily discouraged
Unmotivated
Building a positive attitude toward learning disabilities means ______.
Blaming teachers
Believing you can succeed with support
Giving up
Hiding from help
Emotional Intelligence (EQ) is important because it ______.
Helps manage emotions and relationships
Replaces IQ
Determines height
Measures math ability
IQ alone is not enough for success because _______.
EQ is also needed to handle university life
IQ changes daily
Grades don’t matter
Hard work is irrelevant
Emotional Intelligence (EQ) includes _______.
Ignoring feelings
Self-awareness and empathy
Only logical thinking
Physical strength
A student with high EQ can _______.
Avoid teamwork
Handle stress and build positive relationships
Work alone only
Reject feedback
To develop self-knowledge, students should _______.
Reflect on their strengths and weaknesses
Compare with others
Blame lecturers
Avoid feedback
Learning preferences refer to _______.
How a person prefers to receive and process information
The subjects chosen
Grades achieved
Study time
Personality traits determine _______.
Your IQ
How you interact with people and tasks
Your height
Academic major
A Thinker learns best by _______.
Reflection and problem solving
Group singing
A Giver learns best by _______.
Collaborating and helping others
Avoiding interaction
Memorizing formulas
Reading alone
An Organizer improves by _______.
Ignoring rules
Using structure and routines
Taking random notes
Skipping feedback
An Adventurer prefers _______.
Active learning and experimentation
Quiet theory lessons only
Passive reading
Rigid schedules
Which learning style values creativity and freedom?
Thinker
Organizer
Adventurer
Giver
Which learning style values harmony and honesty?
Thinker
Giver
Organizer
Adventurer
Understanding your learning style helps you to _______.
Copy others’ methods
Study more effectively and improve self-knowledge
Avoid change
Ignore feedback
