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Achieving Success Part 1Versión en línea Quiz to understand the maeaning of success. por Ambika James Sasi 1 What does success really mean? a Being perfect all the time b Winning every game c Trying your best and learning d Never making mistakes 2 Mia practices piano every day but still makes mistakes. Is she successful? a No, because she makes mistakes b No, because she isn’t perfect c Yes, because she keeps practicing and learning d Only if she wins a prize 3 Maya finishes her homework before playing games. What kind of success is this? a Smart choice success b Luck success c Game success d No success 4 Which action shows responsibility? a Forgetting your books b Finishing your work and cleaning up c Playing all day d Leaving toys everywhere 5 Two children draw pictures. One finishes first, the other takes more time but tries hard. Who is successful? a Only the first child b Only the second child c Both, if they tried their best d Neither 6 Riki wanted to quit reading because the book felt hard. What choice shows success? a Quit reading b Ask for help or read a little every day c Say reading is boring d Donate the book away 7 Ben didn’t win the race but finished it without giving up. Is that success? a No b Only if you win c Yes, finishing and trying counts d Only if others clap 8 When comparing yourself to others, what should you focus on instead? a Being the fastest b Being the best c Beating friends d Your own improvement 9 You practiced spelling all week and improved from 3 mistakes to 1. What is this? a Failure b No change c Progress and success d Luck 10 You helped your friend even though no one saw you. Is this success? a No, because no prize b No, because it’s not schoolwork c Only if a teacher notices d Yes, because kindness matters 11 You see a classmate sitting alone and looking sad. What action shows caring? a Ask, “Are you okay?” and listen b Take a photo c Tell them to stop being sad d Walk away quickly 12 Success looks different for everyone. What does this mean? a Different people succeed in different ways b Everyone must do the same thing c Success is only for smart kids d Success is always winning

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por Ambika James Sasi

What does success really mean?

Mia practices piano every day but still makes mistakes. Is she successful?

Maya finishes her homework before playing games. What kind of success is this?

Which action shows responsibility?

Two children draw pictures. One finishes first, the other takes more time but tries hard. Who is successful?

Riki wanted to quit reading because the book felt hard. What choice shows success?

Ben didn’t win the race but finished it without giving up. Is that success?

When comparing yourself to others, what should you focus on instead?

You practiced spelling all week and improved from 3 mistakes to 1. What is this?

You helped your friend even though no one saw you. Is this success?

You see a classmate sitting alone and looking sad. What action shows caring?

Success looks different for everyone. What does this mean?