You have been in middle school for the past two or three years and now it is time to transition to the new world of high school. Are you aware of your strengths and weaknesses? Do you know how to relate to people who aren’t like you? Can you manage your time and priorities effectively without falling victim to stress? How ready are you for your freshman year? Take this assessment to find out!
Tough environments
Hormones
Test scores
Self-absorption
Yes, I can't wait to take the next four years by storm!
No, I'm not ready to leave middle school.
Kind of, I know everything will be okay but I'm still quite nervous.
No, I'm not sure what will be expected of me.
Isolation.
Having friends with shared interests.
Peer pressure.
Not being able to make your own decisions.
Study in his school cafeteria during lunch.
Study late into the night.
Learn new material in large chunks.
Recopy his notes.
Yes, stress always has an unavoidable adverse effect.
No, stress is usually the best form of motivation.
I'm not sure.
No, sometimes it helps you stay alert and be active.
Have no access to
Are overly dependent on
Go to the library to access
Use
True
False
I don't know
Being able to talk to bankers.
Having a stock broker.
Understanding and saving your money.
Reading a book about money.
Interest-bearing checking account
Long-run money account
Temporal adjustment account
Certificate of deposit
Sticker price
Safety
Cafeteria
Atmosphere
Make friends.
Help a company.
Investigate your field of interest.
Learn how to be independent.
Force yourself to take classes you have no interest in
Spend less time with your friends to better yourself
Learn what turns you on and off
Go hiking a lot
True
False
I'm not sure if this applies to me.
During your first year of college.
Halfway though high school.
When you are applying to colleges.
As early as possible.
Paul is trying to compromise while Heidi is having a communication meltdown.
Both are trying to work things out in their own way.
Heidi is trying to compromise while Paul is having a communication meltdown.
Both are being quite unproductive.
Fatima always asks a lot of questions, thus demonstrating her interest to her teachers.
Johannes is the class clown; he goofs around and always makes everyone laugh.
Dana thinks of her teacher as a robot and expects her never to make mistakes.
Carlos sits quietly in the front of the classroom and never raises his voice.
Is probably depressed.
Probably has a hormone imbalance.
Probably suffers from clinical depression.
Is just going through puberty.
Extremely; they are all that matter.
Pretty important, but they are one factor among many.
Not very important, your personality is what matters.
I'm not sure.
Listening
Observing
Being punctual
Looking for mentors