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Level 1 Mastery QuizVersión en línea Test your understanding of all the concepts covered in level 1 by completing the mastery quiz! por WM 1 What is a fixed mindset? a Believing skills can grow with effort b Setting long-term goals c Believing abilities are unchangeable d Building habits 2 What is a growth mindset? a Avoiding challenges b Believing effort improves ability c Being naturally talented d Quitting when things get hard 3 What does a fixed mindset often lead to? a Avoiding challenges b Learning from mistakes c Trying new things d Setting goals 4 Why is mindset taught before money skills? a To delay learning about money b Because money habits come naturally c Because budgeting is a fairly easy concept to learn d Because mindset shapes how you handle challenges and growth 5 If you fail your first hard math test and believe you just aren't good, and never will be good at math, what type of mindset is this? a Growth mindset b Fixed Mindset c Resilient Mindset d 6 Jordan doesn't know much about financial education, so he decides to take this course to get better at it. What is this an example of? a Goal-oriented mindset b Resilient mindset c Fixed mindset d Growth mindset 7 What does SMART stand for in SMART goals? a Simple, Meaningful, Active, Real, Timely b Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Reasonable, Time-bound c Strong, Motivated, Accurate, Relevant, Tracked d Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound 8 Which goal is the most specific? a Save more money b Get better with money management c Save $300 in three months d Spend less money 9 Why are measurable goals important? a They let you track progress b They sound easier to do c They guarantee success d They replace discipline 10 What makes a goal achievable? a It connects to your personal priorities b It fits your current situation and resources c It has no deadline d You set a goal to do it 11 What is a SMART goal example? a Save $1,000 in three months by saving $50 per week in order to buy a new phone b Save money for Summer vacation by the start of Summer c Cut out all dining out for the whole year and save the money instead d Save $600 in six months by saving $25 per week to buy a new laptop 12 What usually happens with vague goals? a b c d 13 "I will save money every month for the year to buy my first car." Which SMART goal component is this goal missing? a Relevant b Achievable c Specific d Measurable 14 A habit is best described as: a A decision b A repeated behavior c A goal d A talent 15 Which behavior shows discipline? a Waiting for motivation b Consistently starting new habits c Doing a habit for a certain amount of days d Doing the habit even when you don't feel like it 16 What is the best way to break a bad habit? a Interrupt the cue b Interrupt the routine c Interrupt the trigger d Interrupt the reward 17 "Every Friday, Marcus gets his allowance. As soon as the money hits his account, he transfers $5 into his savings account. He feels proud watching his savings grow. After a few months, he has enough to buy a new pair of headphones." Identify the cue in this habit loop. a Transferring $5 to savings b Getting allowance on Friday c Feeling proud watching the account grow d Buying a new pair of headphones 18 "Every Friday, Marcus gets his allowance. As soon as the money hits his account, he transfers $5 into his savings account. He feels proud watching his savings grow. After a few months, he has enough to buy a new pair of headphones." Identify the reward in this habit loop. a Feeling proud watching the account grow b Transferring $5 into savings c Buying a new pair of headphones d Getting an allowance 19 "After losing a basketball game, Sarah feels angry and upset. She goes online and buys new clothes, and she instantly feels better." Identify the cue in the habit loop. a Losing a basketball game b Feeling angry and upset c Buying new clothes d Feeling better after the purchase 20 "After losing a basketball game, Sarah feels angry and upset. She goes online and buys new clothes, and she instantly feels better." Identify the reward in the habit loop. a Losing a basketball game b Feeling angry and upset c Buying new clothes d Feeling better after the purchase

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Level 1 Mastery QuizVersión en línea

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What is a fixed mindset?

What is a growth mindset?

What does a fixed mindset often lead to?

Why is mindset taught before money skills?

If you fail your first hard math test and believe you just aren't good, and never will be good at math, what type of mindset is this?

Jordan doesn't know much about financial education, so he decides to take this course to get better at it. What is this an example of?

What does SMART stand for in SMART goals?

Which goal is the most specific?

Why are measurable goals important?

What makes a goal achievable?

What is a SMART goal example?

What usually happens with vague goals?

"I will save money every month for the year to buy my first car." Which SMART goal component is this goal missing?

A habit is best described as:

Which behavior shows discipline?

What is the best way to break a bad habit?

"Every Friday, Marcus gets his allowance. As soon as the money hits his account, he transfers $5 into his savings account. He feels proud watching his savings grow. After a few months, he has enough to buy a new pair of headphones." Identify the cue in this habit loop.

"Every Friday, Marcus gets his allowance. As soon as the money hits his account, he transfers $5 into his savings account. He feels proud watching his savings grow. After a few months, he has enough to buy a new pair of headphones." Identify the reward in this habit loop.

"After losing a basketball game, Sarah feels angry and upset. She goes online and buys new clothes, and she instantly feels better." Identify the cue in the habit loop.

"After losing a basketball game, Sarah feels angry and upset. She goes online and buys new clothes, and she instantly feels better." Identify the reward in the habit loop.