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Setting Goals

  1. The A in SMART goals refers to

    1. Attainable
    2. Additional
    3. All
    4. Astute

    Answer: a. Attainable

  2. The following statement is a SMART goal: “I want to make all As.”
    1. false
    2. true

    Answer: a. false

  3. The following statement is a SMART Goal: "I want to be able to attend college"

    1. false
    2. true

    Answer: a. false

  4. The following statement is a SMART goal: “In one year, I want to save $6,000 to purchase a car.”
    1. false
    2. true

    Answer: b. true

  5. The following statement is a SMART Goal: "I want to be able to purchase a house when I graduate high school."
    1. false
    2. true

    Answer: a. false

  6. The M in SMART goals refers to
    1. Mighty
    2. Medium-term
    3. Measurable
    4. Marvelous

    Answer: c. Measurable

  7. The R in SMART goals refers to
    1. Relevant
    2. Responsible
    3. Resourceful
    4. Redundant

    Answer: Relevant

  8. The S in SMART goals refers to
    1. Sharp
    2. School
    3. Short-term
    4. Specific

    Answer: d. Specific

  9. The T in SMART goals refers to

    1. Timely
    2. Taxes
    3. Thorough
    4. Third

    Answer: a. Timely

  10. Which of the following is an example of a short-term goal?
    1. Katie wants to save to buy a house
    2. Katie wants to save for college.
    3. Katie wants to save $100 for a trip this summer.
    4. Katie wants to plan for her retirement

    Answer: Correct Answer (include the letter and the answer)

  11. Which of the following is an example of a long-term goal?
    1. Emery wants to save $100 for a trip this summer
    2. Emery wants to open a savings account
    3. Emery wants to save fpr a car when he turns 18
    4. Emery wants to plan for his retirement

    Answer: d. Emery wants to plan for his retirement