Marshmallow Mastery

The Marshmallow Test is the #1 Predictor for Success in Children. It Measures Delayed Gratification and Self-Control.

This short quiz helps to understand your child’s self-control and delayed gratification skills, which are crucial for their future success. The score will provide valuable insights into your child’s abilities, it’s not just about marshmallows; it’s about building character and life skills that will benefit your child for years to come. so let’s get started.

Quiz

Marshmallow Mastery Quiz

Question 1:

How well does your child handle waiting for something they really want?

They struggle with waiting and often become impatient.
They can wait for a short period but may become restless.
They can wait patiently for a reasonable amount of time.
They have exceptional patience and can wait for extended periods without getting frustrated.

Question 2:

How does your child react when you promise them a reward for completing a task in the future?

They lose interest quickly and forget about the reward.
They occasionally remember and ask about the reward.
They consistently remember and eagerly anticipate the reward.
They not only remember but also actively plan and prepare for the reward.

Question 3:

When faced with a difficult task or challenge, how does your child typically respond?

They give up quickly and seek immediate assistance.
They may become frustrated but eventually try to solve the problem.
They persist in finding a solution, even if it takes some time.
They demonstrate exceptional problem-solving skills and rarely give up.

Question 4:

How does your child handle impulse control in everyday situations?

They often act impulsively without considering the consequences.
They sometimes struggle with impulsive behavior but can exercise self-control.
They generally exhibit self-control but may occasionally give in to impulses.
They consistently demonstrate excellent self-control and rarely act impulsively.

Question 5:

How does your child manage their time and prioritize tasks?

They struggle with managing time and often procrastinate.
They can prioritize but may occasionally get distracted.
They effectively manage their time and prioritize tasks appropriately.
They excel at time management and rarely get distracted from their goals.

Question 6:

When your child encounters a setback or disappointment, how do they typically react?

They become upset and discouraged, often giving up.
They may feel disappointed but eventually bounce back.
They maintain a positive attitude and seek alternative solutions.
They demonstrate resilience and view setbacks as opportunities for growth.