Don´t waste your life

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Froggy Jumps Don´t waste your lifeOnline version Quiz de comprensión by Mariana Garcia 1 How does Anna define the concept of “waste your time”? a Watching a movie occasionally to relax at night b Spending less than one hour a day studying a language c Using time on activities that are not important or useful to you 2 What does the “water bottle” analogy represent in the context of time? a The idea that time is a limited resource that cannot be recovered once it is wasted b The need to keep the mind fresh and clear in order to learn c The constant flow of information we receive through social media 3 According to Anna’s advice about the “tiny plan,” why is it better than a big plan? a Because big plans are impossible for anyone to accomplish b Because it works like a GPS with a clear direction, preventing you from going around without purpose c Because it allows you to learn a language perfectly in a very short time 4 Which of the following is an example of a “vague” goal mentioned in the podcast? a Improve my English b Learn three new words today c Listen to a podcast in English for 10 minutes 5 What does the term “pocket time” refer to? a The time you spend earning extra money at work b The time you spend checking your social media c Small moments of waiting during the day that are usually wasted 6 What is the main recommendation for fighting “time thieves”? a Protect your focus by setting rules b Try to do several tasks at the same time to gain speed c Delete all your social media accounts 7 In the battery analogy, what role does "rest" play? a It is a sign that you are losing interest b It is a luxury that you can only afford once you have finished your study plan c It is the necessary process to recharge your mind and be productive afterward 8 According to the podcast, what does it mean to be “intentional” with your time? a Doing things with a clear and determined purpose, not by accident b Doing the same things that others do to ensure success c Following a strict 24-hour routine without any free time 9 What is the main advantage of making English learning fun? a It replaces the need to practice listening and reading b It helps you stay consistent because the brain does not see it as a stressful punishment c It guarantees that you will never make mistakes when speaking 10 At the end of the episode, Jake mentions that the listeners have “invested” their time. What does this term imply? a Spending time on activities that you already master perfectly b Wasting time on something that does not have a guaranteed result c Using time now to gain a benefit or improvement in the future

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Don´t waste your lifeOnline version

by Mariana Garcia

How does Anna define the concept of “waste your time”?

What does the “water bottle” analogy represent in the context of time?

According to Anna’s advice about the “tiny plan,” why is it better than a big plan?

Which of the following is an example of a “vague” goal mentioned in the podcast?

What does the term “pocket time” refer to?

What is the main recommendation for fighting “time thieves”?

In the battery analogy, what role does "rest" play?

According to the podcast, what does it mean to be “intentional” with your time?

What is the main advantage of making English learning fun?

At the end of the episode, Jake mentions that the listeners have “invested” their time. What does this term imply?