Marshmallow Self-Control Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Marshmallow Self-Control QuizOnline version Marshmallow test insights quiz by Ronny Alcantara Mayorga 1 Did older people often complain that children today need constant entertainment? a Sometimes b No c Yes 2 Is the marshmallow test used to study children's self-control? a Sometimes b Yes c No 3 Was the marshmallow test first used in the 1960s? a No b In the 1950s c Yes 4 Did the first group of children taking the test show good self-control? a It showed poor self-control b Yes c No 5 Is the marshmallow test still used today for child development studies? a Yes b No c Only in the past 6 Did John Protzko ask experts what they thought about the test results over time? a Yes b No c He didn't 7 Did most experts think children's self-control would get worse over time? a No b They thought it would improve c Yes 8 Has children's self-control actually improved over the past fifty years? a It stayed the same b No c Yes 9 Have exam results for teenagers continuously improved? a Yes b They fluctuated c No 10 Are all experts convinced that today's children have better self-control? a No b Sometimes c Yes 11 What is the main idea of the passage? a The challenges of traveling. b The benefits of learning a new language. c The history of language families. 12 Which detail supports the idea that practice helps language learning? a The passage says languages fall out of use quickly. b The author mentions daily practice improves retention. c The text explains grammar rules only. 13 What can be inferred about the narrator's attitude toward learning a language? a They feel it's impossible to progress. b They prefer to learn only in class. c They are optimistic about steady progress. 14 Which best describes the structure of the passage? a Random listing of phrases. b Chronological order only. c Problem → Solution → Example. 15 What is the purpose of the second paragraph? a To introduce a new language family. b To explain a common obstacle in language learning. c To present unrelated travel tips. 16 Which word best replaces 'significantly' in the context? a Barely b Considerably c Happily 17 Which statement is true according to the passage? a Reading only harms fluency. b Exposure to native speakers aids pronunciation. c Grammar books are the sole method. 18 What is the tone of the article? a Encouraging and practical. b Mysterious and vague. c Skeptical and critical. 19 Which is an example the author uses to show progress? a A learner understands a conversation without translating. b Never needing a dictionary. c Fluent writing in a week. 20 Which recommendation is given for beginners? a Set small, regular goals. b Train for 8 hours daily without breaks. c Avoid speaking until confident.

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Marshmallow Self-Control QuizOnline version

by Ronny Alcantara Mayorga

Did older people often complain that children today need constant entertainment?

Is the marshmallow test used to study children's self-control?

Was the marshmallow test first used in the 1960s?

Did the first group of children taking the test show good self-control?

Is the marshmallow test still used today for child development studies?

Did John Protzko ask experts what they thought about the test results over time?

Did most experts think children's self-control would get worse over time?

Has children's self-control actually improved over the past fifty years?

Have exam results for teenagers continuously improved?

Are all experts convinced that today's children have better self-control?

What is the main idea of the passage?

Which detail supports the idea that practice helps language learning?

What can be inferred about the narrator's attitude toward learning a language?

Which best describes the structure of the passage?

What is the purpose of the second paragraph?

Which word best replaces 'significantly' in the context?

Which statement is true according to the passage?

What is the tone of the article?

Which is an example the author uses to show progress?

Which recommendation is given for beginners?