$1.$In Module $2,$ you estimated how much time you spent on your activities and tasks, and then tracked the time you actually spent on those tasks. If you misjudged the time required to complete a task, you might be demonstrating

$(1)$A lack of task awareness.

$(2)$A lack of time awareness

$(3)$A failure to stick to your plan

$(4)$A and B

$2.$When you use an Eisenhower decision matrix, the most important and urgent square will be:$$

$(1)$Do this now

$(2)$Delegate the task

$(3)$Schedule time to do this

$(4)$Eliminate this task

$3.$Which of these conditions sets you up to complete tasks successfully?$$

$(1)$Having the right workspace

$(2)$Working without distractions

$(3)$Working when you are at your best

$(4)$All of the above

$4.$Which of the following could increase the effectiveness of your work week?

$(1)$Pulling an $$all nighter$$ to finish that project

$(2)$Preparing for the week, rather than leaving each day to chance

$(3)$Cutting out your work out time

$(4)$Turning down opportunities for professional development

$5.$Re$-$thinking the time you allot to activities and saving time by combining tasks can yield more free time for important events in your life.$$

$(1)$True

$(2)$False