Q0245
Paragraf (Reading)Diyalog ve Durum Tamamlama (Dialogue & Situation Completion)Zor

Maria: I've got such a packed to-do list today, I don't know where to begin. Jonas: Honestly, you should try what I do. I use something called the "two-minute rule" — anything that takes less than two minutes, I do immediately instead of putting it off. Maria: Two-minute rule? How does that actually help? Jonas: Well, it stops tiny tasks from piling up into one huge overwhelming list. Since most small chores barely take any time, knocking them out right away keeps my list manageable. Maria: Jonas: Not really — the idea is that once something takes longer than two minutes, you schedule it properly instead of trying to squeeze it in.

AAnd do you set a timer to make sure you don't go over the two minutes by accident?
BThat's a really smart approach. It must feel satisfying to clear so many small tasks quickly.
CSo, does that mean you end up doing everything the moment it lands on your list, no matter how long it takes?Doğru cevap
DI guess it's important to know exactly how long each task will take before starting it, right?
EIn theory that sounds great, but doesn't it distract you from focusing on the bigger tasks of the day?

Neden?

Boşluktan sonra Jonas 'Not really' diyerek bir yanlış anlamayı düzeltir ve iki dakikayı aşan işlerin usulünce planlanması gerektiğini söyler. Bu yüzden boşluk, her işin süresine bakılmaksızın anında yapıldığını varsayan bir soru olmalıdır. Zamanlayıcı, memnuniyet ve dikkat dağınıklığı seçenekleri ise düzeltilecek bir yanlış varsayım içermez.

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