Paragraph 1: Many people have big dreams. But they have no idea how to achieve them. A big dream can become a reality with hard work and a good plan. However, many people fail to plan, so their dreams remain just that-dreams. If you want to make your dreams come true, you must first learn how to set goals. Think of a goal as a destination. To reach your destination, you must first create a travel plan. You must figure out how to get from your dream to your goal. You'll need to plan carefully and work hard. But it can be done. All you need is a map to guide you along the way.

Question

Title: What Is a Goal?

Paragraph 2: A goal is something that can be achieved through focused effort. There are many types of goals. It's common for people to work on more than one goal at a time. For example, Moussa might have two big goals that are equally important-he really wants to earn a starting position on his local soccer team, and he also wants to get a B or better in math. To reach these goals, he'll need to break down each one into manageable chunks so that he won't get overwhelmed and can enjoy small successes on the way to achieving the main goals.

Based on paragraph 2, which two statements are true about goals?

A They are best accomplished just one at a time.

B They are best achieved by focusing on them.

C They may need to be broken down into smaller steps.

D They apply mainly to a person's schoolwork.

Answer 1

C They may need to be broken down into smaller steps.

D They apply mainly to a person's schoolwork.

Answer 2

Which of the following statements best describes the author's perspective about Star Trek?

A Star Trek did not try hard enough to be diverse.

B Star Trek made a positive impact on the world.

c Star Trek had no value to science.

D Star Trek was responsible for the end of the Cold

War.

Answer 3

There is no information provided in the given paragraphs about the author's perspective on Star Trek. Therefore, none of the statements accurately describe the author's perspective.

Answer 4

Star Trek was a groundbreaking TV show. It presented a positive image of the future. This was important. When it was released, racism was widespread in the U.S. The Vietnam War was taking place. So was the Cold War. People feared the future. But Star Trek showed a positive view. The series showed many different races working together peacefully. The message was simple: Humanity will be OK. We just need to work together.

Star Trek's message was

A funny

B obvious

c encouraging

D untrue

Answer 5

C encouraging