1.When studying, I usually:
A. Procrastinate until I pull an all nighter the night before.
B. Start early and take frequent breaks.
C. Power through and study for hours at a time.
2. I prefer:
A. Savory snacks
B. Refreshing food
C. Energizing sustenance
3. When looking for perfect snack food, I prioritize:
A. Guilty pleasures
B. Health
C. Nutrients
If you got “A” more often, you are Chips. You love the crunchy and savory aspects of chips. They are one of your favorite last-minute study snacks and although they are not the healthiest, they get you through the task of studying for midterms. You might not employ the healthiest study habits and you sometimes find yourself procrastinating until the last-minute, studying in the library to pull all-nighters. Like chips, taking zero breaks is unhealthy. Try to improve your study habits next time you have an upcoming exam.
If you got “B” more often, you are Fruit. You love the fresh and sweet taste of fruits like apples, oranges, berries and more … You opt for a healthy route that gives you energy, vitamins and a nice boost. You employ healthier study habits, starting to study days in advance, taking frequent breaks and sharing your knowledge with peers. You have a strong will to understand your lessons and make sure you arrange your study sessions to be at your best advantage. Keep going, you’re doing great!
If you got “C” more often, you are a Protein Bar. You may love or hate the taste of protein bars, but one thing is sure, you strive for power and energy. You power through study sessions, fearing that if you stop, you’ll lose all progress. Often studying for hours on end, the word “break” is not in your vocabulary. You often study so much, you end up being overprepared, but at least you are almost guaranteed a good grade. Protein bars fuel your brain, but taking some breaks might be best for a more effective study session.
