Goal Setting Worksheet: Part 1 Test
Study tip (Aim, plan, track): Find the topic of the question: dream or goal, SMART letter, short or long-term, steps, progress, habit or reward, or setback. For SMART questions, check S, M, A, R, T in order and find the one that fails. For sums: share = total ÷ parts; percentage done = done ÷ target × 100.
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- 1.True or false: “do well in biology” helps the long-term goal “become a doctor”. (a) True (b) False
- 2.📈 Rohan plans to learn 200 new words this month and has done 110 so far. What percentage of the target is done?
- 3.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) a study buddy (b) harsh self-blame (c) a too-big daily target (d) scrolling for hours
- 4.Which of these is a short-term goal (days or weeks)? (a) play in the state team (b) be fluent in French (c) solve 5 sums today (d) write my own novel
- 5.Which of these is a short-term goal (days or weeks)? (a) finish school with 85% (b) become a doctor (c) be fluent in French (d) tidy my desk today
- 6.Which of these is too big or too vague for one step? (a) jog 500 m this evening (b) solve 3 sums before tea (c) become great at English (d) learn 5 words tonight
- 7.🎯 Which SMART letter is this goal missing? Aim: a bigger vocabulary. Goal: “Learn 500 new English words in the next 2 days.” (a) Relevant (b) Specific (c) Time-bound (d) Achievable
- 8.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) write one paragraph (b) make 10 flashcards (c) study a lot (d) learn 5 words tonight
- 9.Which of these makes a new habit fail? (a) ticking a tracker (b) linking it to a cue (c) skipping two days (d) a small reward after
- 10.True or false: “play in the state team” is a short-term goal (days or weeks). (a) True (b) False
- 11.📈 Kabir plans to solve 80 practice sums this month and has done 33 so far. How many more practice sums are needed to reach the target?
- 12.🌈 Does this help make a goal, or keep it a dream: keeping it vague? (a) helps make a goal (b) keeps it a dream
- 13.Which of these describes R (Relevant)? (a) says by when (b) not too big a jump (c) linked to your aim (d) names the subject
- 14.Which of these is a poor tracking habit? (a) a weekly check-in (b) ticking a chart daily (c) checking once a year (d) a simple progress graph
- 15.🎯 Which SMART letter is this goal missing? Aim: finish revision. Goal: “Revise all 14 science chapters tomorrow evening.” (a) Time-bound (b) Achievable (c) Relevant (d) Measurable
- 16.Which of these is a long-term goal (months or years)? (a) finish homework tonight (b) jog 3 times this week (c) write my own novel (d) tidy my desk today
- 17.🪜 When planning a goal, which comes first: give each step a date or check and adjust weekly? (a) give each step a date (b) check and adjust weekly
- 18.📊 A simple way to track a daily habit is… (a) a tick chart (b) telling no one (c) guessing at month end (d) a new goal daily
- 19.True or false: “solve 5 sums today” is a short-term goal (days or weeks). (a) False (b) True
- 20.🎯 In a SMART goal, which letter means “matters to you”? (a) Measurable (b) Relevant (c) Achievable (d) Specific
- 21.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) small daily wins (b) recalling your reason (c) a progress chart (d) waiting to feel ready
- 22.🎯 Which goal is the most SMART? (a) do maths stuff (b) get good at maths (c) solve all maths ever (d) 20 sums daily till Fri
- 23.Which of these is a dream (a wish with no plan yet)? (a) read 2 books this month (b) save ₹500 by Diwali (c) solve 10 sums each day (d) know everything
- 24.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) comparing with toppers (b) waiting to feel ready (c) scrolling for hours (d) a progress chart
- 25.🔁 Does this help a habit stick, or make it fail: ticking a tracker? (a) helps a habit stick (b) makes a habit fail
- 26.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) save ₹500 by Diwali (b) learn 5 words a day (c) piano 20 minutes a day (d) have a big house
- 27.Which of these keeps you motivated? (a) a too-big daily target (b) recalling your reason (c) waiting to feel ready (d) comparing with toppers
- 28.🎯 In SMART goals, what does the S stand for? (a) Strong (b) Speedy (c) Simple (d) Specific
- 29.🪜 Which long-term goal does this short-term step help? “do well in biology” (a) play for the state (b) build a phone app (c) become a doctor (d) write a storybook
- 30.🪜 Which long-term goal does this short-term step help? “build a small game” (a) build a phone app (b) write a storybook (c) play for the state (d) become a doctor
- 31.Which of these describes S (Specific)? (a) has a deadline (b) shows how much (c) matters to you (d) clear, not vague
- 32.📊 Why track your progress? (a) to show off (b) to beat your friends (c) to see what is working (d) to fill a notebook
- 33.📊 How often is a good time to review a monthly goal? (a) once a year (b) never (c) once a week (d) every five minutes
- 34.✅ How do you know a step is done? (a) a week passes (b) a friend says so (c) you feel tired (d) you can tick it off
- 35.Which of these describes M (Measurable)? (a) says exactly what (b) clear, not vague (c) linked to your aim (d) you can count it
- 36.True or false: “a clear target” keeps it just a dream. (a) True (b) False
- 37.🎯 Which SMART letter is this goal missing? Aim: stronger maths. Goal: “Practise fractions more before the class test on Friday.” (a) Time-bound (b) Achievable (c) Measurable (d) Specific
- 38.🌟 Does this keep you going, or drain your drive: a study buddy? (a) keeps you going (b) drains your drive
- 39.Which of these keeps it just a dream? (a) a first small step (b) a clear target (c) a finish date (d) waiting for luck
- 40.Which of these makes a new habit fail? (a) starting very small (b) a small reward after (c) only when in the mood (d) same time every day
Answer key
- True
- 55
- a study buddy
- solve 5 sums today
- tidy my desk today
- become great at English
- Achievable
- study a lot
- skipping two days
- False
- 47
- keeps it a dream
- linked to your aim
- checking once a year
- Achievable
- write my own novel
- give each step a date
- a tick chart
- True
- Relevant
- waiting to feel ready
- 20 sums daily till Fri
- know everything
- a progress chart
- helps a habit stick
- have a big house
- recalling your reason
- Specific
- become a doctor
- build a phone app
- clear, not vague
- to see what is working
- once a week
- you can tick it off
- you can count it
- False
- Measurable
- keeps you going
- waiting for luck
- only when in the mood
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