Example
Mr. Merry says that he lived

1) a boring life.
2) a hard life.
3) an aimless life.

Example
Mr. Merry told his friends about his goal to lose weight because

1) he looked for their support.
2) it helped him to keep his word.
3) he needed their advice badly.

Example
According to Mr. Merry, planning actions refers to

1) performance goals.
2) dream goals.
3) daily goals.

Example
According to Mr. Merry, a daily goal is something you

1) think about every day.
2) work on every day.
3) talk about every day.

Example
According to Mr. Merry, a “smart” goal is the one that is

1) specific.
2) realistic.
3) measurable.

Example
Mr. Merry thinks that most people fail to reach their goals because they

1) change them too often.
2) set too many goals.
3) forget about them.