Quiz for Tugba

 By Nate Feldman

Reading Quiz: What Successful People Do

Reading Passage

Many people want to be successful. But what makes a person successful? Most of the time, it is not luck. Many studies show that success comes from good daily habits.

Successful people often wake up early. They plan their day and think about their goals. This helps them feel ready. When they plan, they make better choices.

Successful people also know how to control their time. They do important work first. They sometimes put away their phones so they can focus.

Nowadays, many people feel stress. Successful people understand that rest is important. They take breaks and do things they enjoy. This helps them feel calm and relaxed.

Success is not only about money. It is about good habits and taking care of yourself.

Part 1: Multiple Choice (Choose the best answer)

  1. Successful people are usually
    a) only lucky
    b) people with good habits
    c) always rich

  2. Why do they plan their day?
    a) To feel ready
    b) To sleep more
    c) To watch TV

  3. What do they do with their phones?
    a) Use them all day
    b) Put them away
    c) Break them

  4. Why do successful people rest?
    a) To feel relaxed
    b) To waste time
    c) To become famous

Part 2: True or False

Write True (T) or False (F).

  1. ___ Success always comes from luck.

  2. ___ Studies show habits are important.

  3. ___ Successful people control their time.

  4. ___ Nowadays, many people feel stress.

  5. ___ Success is only about money.

Part 3: Vocabulary

A. Match the word to the meaning.

  1. successful

  2. control

  3. relaxed

  4. studies

  5. put away

a) calm
b) research
c) to manage
d) to place something in the correct place
e) doing well

B. Complete the sentences with words from the box:

(most of, better, ready, nowadays)

  1. __________ students use the internet every day.

  2. She feels __________ before the test because she studied.

  3. He made a __________ plan this time.

  4. __________ people have smartphones.

Part 4: Short Writing

Write 60–80 words.

What can you do to become successful?

Use:

  • At least two ideas

  • At least two vocabulary words from the reading

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