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1. It's 10:00 p.m. and you just got home from your part-time job. In addition to planning for tomorrow’s student council meeting, you have five chapters to read for English, 10 problems to solve for Algebra class, and a chapter of your history book needs to be outlined. What do you do?  
a. Vow to trade in your elective for a study hall, and go to bed.
b. Work until midnight and wake up early to finish whatever else you can before school starts. Make a note to call your boss and ask for more weekend shifts.
c. Stay up late working—you’ll have to do the same thing tomorrow, anyways.
d. Quit your job...this stress is too much!
2. Tryouts for the soccer team are at the same time as your drama club rehearsal for the school play. What do you do?  
a. Skip drama rehearsal—the people in the play will understand.
b. Explain to the director of the play that you’re really interested in trying out for the soccer team, and ask permission to be late to rehearsal.
c. Rush through soccer tryouts and show up late to rehearsal…maybe if you sneak in no one will notice you’re late?
d. Skip soccer tryouts. Guess it just wasn’t meant to be.
3. Your mom wants you to babysit your younger sister the night before a big exam. What do you do?  
a. Put your sister in front of the TV while you study. She should be fine, right?
b. Ask your mom if she could go to a neighbor’s house instead—you want her to be safe, but you need to study.
c. Alternate chasing after your sister and going through flashcards. Hopefully you’ll remember something for tomorrow’s test.
d. Forget the test and watch your sister. Maybe you can study in the morning.
4. Saturday night is a big school dance, but you have work the next day and a bunch of homework due Monday. A lot of your friends are planning to go out to a local diner after the dance. What do you do?  
a. Hang out with your friends and skip work on Sunday.
b. Make the most of the dance, and maybe go to the diner for a little bit, so you can still get enough sleep for work the next day.
c. Hang out with your friends and go to work the next day, where you’ll do your homework during breaks.
d. Forget the dance—there’s too much to do before Monday.
5. What does your planner look like?  
a. What planner? I’m not really a write-things-down kind of person.
b. Filled with schedules, appointments, and assignments.
c. Mostly crossed-off to-do lists. I feel like I never have enough time.
d. I carry mine around, but forget to write anything in it.