SMART Goals Quiz

What does the "S" in SMART goals stand for?

• Simple

• Specific

• Satisfying

• Strategic

Which of the following is an example of a measurable goal?

• I want to be happy.

• I will try to eat healthier.

• I will read 20 pages of my book every day.

• I hope to get better at math.

Why is it important for a goal to be attainable?

• So it sounds impressive to others.

• To make it easy to forget about it later.

• So it can be completed in a short amount of time.

• To ensure that it is realistic and can be achieved with effort.

What does the “R” in SMART goals emphasize?

• The goal should be reviewed regularly.

• The goal should be realistic.

• The goal should be rewarding.

• The goal should be risky.

How can reviewing your goals help you?

• It can help you forget about them.

• It can help you adjust your plans and stay focused on what you want to achieve.

• It makes your goals feel less important.

• It allows you to change your goals every week.

Which of the following strategies involves finding a middle ground between two conflicting people?

• Look for a compromise

• Agree to disagree

• Brainstorm possible solutions

• Use “I feel…” statements

If a conflict is not resolved, what is likely to happen?

• It will stay the same

• It will escalate and get worse

• It will disappear on its own

• It will become less important

Why is it important to write checks so they can read it?

• It makes the check look nicer.

• It helps the bank process the check correctly.

• It allows the check to be used as a decoration.

• It prevents the need to write a memo.

Why is it important to respond promptly to interview requests from recruiters?

• To show your excitement about the job.

• Recruiters have limited time, and delays could result in someone else getting the job.

• To ask for more time to prepare.

• To negotiate a better salary before the interview.

Why might a student choose to attend a trade school instead of a university?

• A) Trade schools typically offer degrees that are recognized globally.

• B) Trade schools focus on technical skills for specific occupations, which are often in high demand, and they provide a quicker path to employment.

• C) Trade schools are only for students who do not perform well academically.

• D) Trade schools require students to complete a four-year degree before entering the workforce.