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GOAL SETTING THEORY

Instructions: 

Highlight the correct answer for each question.

Questions:

1. “How motivated are you?”  What does motivated mean?

a) inspired                                       b) healthy

 c) hungry             d) City in Las Vegas

2. What is willpower?

a) strength               b) quit

c) Mr Hughes middle name    d) determination

3.According to American Psychological Association (APA) which one is NOT a factor to achieve goals: 

1. Willingness to monitor behaviour b) Willingness to make it happen

      c)   Earn more money                    d) Motivation to change

 

4. What does the acronym ‘SMART’ stand for? 

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5. By achieving your goals which of the following works?

1. Make your goal specific          b) Is your goal achievable

      c)  is the goal realistic         d) All of the above

6. ‘Timely and Tangible is one of the ‘SMART’ markers.  What does ‘tangible’ mean? 

1. A type of orange b) When you can experience it by seeing, tasting, hearing it 

      c) When you can transport d) When your goal is not achievable

7. Brainstorm some ideas that excites you.  What does this mean? 

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8. To be successful in life, applying the ‘SMARK’ goals will help achieve this ?

1.  True b) falst

9. What was the moral of the story? How do you feel about it? Do you agree or disagree? Why or Why not? 

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 The Amazon Rainforest

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1. List all of the countries that the Amazon Rainforest covers.

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2. How big is the Amazon Rainforest?

a) 2 million square feet b) 4 million square feet

c) 5 million square feet d) No exact measurement

3. How many of the world’s bird population can be found in the Amazon Rainforest?

a) 30% b) 10%

c) 20% d) 40%

4. Which of the following species CANNOT be found in the Amazon Rainforest?

a) Humans b) Dogs

c) Cats d) Reptiles

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 The Statue of Liberty

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1. What is the official name for the Statue of Liberty?

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2. In what year was the statue finally completed and dedicated?

a) 1875 b) 1878

c) 1885 d) 1886

3. Who came up with the idea of the statue?

a) Frederic Bartholdi b) Edouard de Laboulaye

c) Leonardi DaVinci d) Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni

4. Where does the Statue of Liberty reside? a) New Orleans b) New York c) France d) Italy 5. Edouard de Laboulaye was an... a) Activity Director b) Architect c) Activist d) Avid protector 6. How many years was the statue closed because of attacks? a) 1 year b) 4 years c) 2 years d) 3 years 7. How can tourists see the Statue of Liberty? → 8. What did the Statue of Liberty represent? →

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The Pyramids of Giza

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1. The Great Pyramid is one of the … wonders of the world.

a) Nine b) Eight

c) Seven d) Six

2. Why was the Great Pyramid of Giza given its name?

a) To emphasize its shape b) To emphasize its importance

c) To emphasize its age d) To emphasize its size

3. Which of the following are NOT an Egyptian King?

a) Cleopatra b) Khufu

c) Chephren d) Menkaure

4. What would the labourers NOT HAVE used to build the Pyramids?

a) Their hands b) Mechanical Cranes

c) Sticks and ropes d) No technology

5. How long does it say the pyramids took to make?

a) 10 years b) 25 years

c) 15 years d) 20 years

6. What type of white rock covered the pyramids making it look beautiful?

a) Lemonstone b) Diamonds

c) Limestone d) Crystals

7. Why do you think the people who designed the pyramids made passageways difficult?

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8. Why do you think it may be hard for historians to say how the Pyramids were built?

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