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Which subject	English as second
What age group	Adult courses
What topic	Motivation
Question types	Close-ended
Number of questions	20
Number of answers	4
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This quiz is designed to test your knowledge on the topic of motivation.

• There are 20 questions in total.
• Each question has four possible answers.
• Each question has exactly one correct answer.
• Choose the answer you think is correct and click on it.
• At the end of the quiz, you will receive your score.

Good luck!

1. What does motivation mean?

A. the desire or willingness to do something B. the feeling of tiredness or lack of energy C. the state of being uninterested and apathetic D. the inability to act or perform a task

2. Which of the following is an example of intrinsic motivation?

A. studying for a test to get a good grade B. working overtime for extra pay C. playing a sport because it's fun D. going to a party to make new friends

3. What is the best way to increase your motivation?

A. set realistic goals and timetables B. compare yourself to others C. focus on the obstacles and challenges D. don't bother setting goals

4. Which type of motivation is more sustainable over the long-term?

A. extrinsic motivation B. intrinsic motivation C. no motivation D. negative motivation

5. Why is it important to have motivation?

A. it helps you stay focused and achieve goals B. it makes you lazy and unproductive C. it generates stress and anxiety D. it causes you to procrastinate and waste time

6. What is the biggest obstacle to motivation?

A. lack of interest or enthusiasm B. too much motivation C. too little time or resources D. too much outside pressure

7. What is the first step in developing motivation?

A. identifying your goals and objectives B. writing a to-do list C. taking a nap D. watching television

8. Which of these is an example of negative motivation?

A. wanting to win a game for the satisfaction of victory B. being afraid of losing a game and disappointing others C. wanting to help your team win D. playing a game because you love it

9. What kind of motivation comes from within yourself?

A. intrinsic motivation B. extrinsic motivation C. negative motivation D. no motivation

10. How can you tell if someone is motivated?

A. they jump at every obstacle they encounter B. they achieve their goals and objectives C. they don't care about their performance D. they only focus on the negative aspects of their work

11. What can you do if you're feeling demotivated?

A. take a break and relax B. keep working harder and harder C. give up and accept your fate D. ignore your feelings

12. What is the difference between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation?

A. intrinsic motivation comes from within yourself, while extrinsic motivation comes from external factors B. intrinsic motivation is always positive, while extrinsic motivation is always negative C. intrinsic motivation is less effective than extrinsic motivation D. extrinsic motivation is more sustainable over the long-term

13. Why is it important to stay motivated when learning English as a second language?

A. it helps you stay focused and achieve your goals B. you don't need motivation to learn a new language C. it makes the learning process more stressful and frustrating D. it causes you to procrastinate and waste time

14. How can you increase your motivation to learn English?

A. set realistic goals for yourself B. compare yourself to other learners C. don't bother setting goals D. focus only on the difficulties you encounter

15. Why is it important to have a positive attitude when learning English?

A. a positive attitude can help you stay motivated and focused B. a negative attitude will cause you to fail C. it's not important to have a positive attitude D. having a positive attitude will make you lazy

16. What is the biggest obstacle to learning English as a second language?

A. not enough time or resources B. not having a good teacher C. not being able to understand the language D. not being motivated

17. What is the best way to overcome obstacles when learning English?

A. practice regularly and consistently B. ignore the obstacles and hope they go away C. blame others for your lack of progress D. give up and accept your fate

18. Which of the following is an example of extrinsic motivation?

A. wanting to learn English because you love the language B. wanting to learn English to get a good job C. wanting to learn English to make friends D. wanting to learn English to improve your cognitive skills

19. What kind of motivation comes from external factors?

A. extrinsic motivation B. intrinsic motivation C. negative motivation D. no motivation

20. Why is it important to maintain your motivation throughout the learning process?

A. it helps you achieve your goals and objectives B. it makes the learning process less stressful and frustrating C. it doesn't matter if you lose motivation D. it makes you procrastinate and waste time.

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Answers:

1. A
2. C
3. A
4. B
5. A
6. A
7. A
8. B
9. A
10. B
11. A
12. A
13. A
14. A
15. A
16. D
17. A
18. B
19. A
20. A