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Sleeping more early and doing at least 60 min of exercise.

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Sleeping more early and doing at least 60 min of exercise.

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1.Eat healthy by adding more vegetables into my food.

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1.Eat healthy by adding more vegetables into my food.

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Bringing up my grades by putting lots of effort into all my work.

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Bringing up my grades by putting lots of effort into all my work.

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3 days before the test for 1 hour.

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by listening to teachers.

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by not dozing off and going on my phone.

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by 10:00 so i can get sleep.

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by going to run a mile each week.

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by helping them with hw.

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2. Have good grades to keep parents happy.

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2. Have good grades to keep parents happy.

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3. Spend more time with family by watching movies with them.

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3. Spend more time with family by watching movies with them.

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this will help to go out a grow myself.

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According to cs Mott children's hospital 21% of parents limit junk food.Also 16% limit sugary drinks. Since my parents limit junk food and other sugary foods.

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How U.S. parents promote healthy eating in their kids 2016 | Statistic

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This statistic shows the results of a survey in which U.S. parents were asked how they promote healthy eating habits in their children. The most common strategies include limiting junk food and limiting fast food, with 21 percent of parents employing each strategy to help their children maintain a healthy diet.

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According to Statista the average time students spend on studying in 8 weeks or less is 64%.

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Average time U.S. students spent studying abroad in 2016/17 | Statistic

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This statistic shows the length of time that U.S. students who studied abroad were away for in the 2016/16 academic year. About 64.6 percent of students were studying abroad for just 8 weeks or less, often in the summer period.

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According to us families satisfied with family relationship is 79%. This shows not all are satisfied as 21% are unsatisfied.

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United States - Satisfaction with family relationships 2011 | Survey

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This statistic shows the results of a survey among Americans aged 50 years and older. The survey was conducted in 2011 among 2,261 respondents, asking them about their satisfaction with their family relationships. In 2011, 79 percent of the respondents answered that they were perfectly satisfied with the existing relationship between themselves and their families.

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Attempts and age it takes for people who take drivers test pass and fail. The majority pass on 1st try.

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GB: practical driving tests taken by age and attempts 2017/18 | Statistic

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This statistic shows the number of practical driving tests taken in Great Britain in 2017/18, broken down by age group and number of attempts. Among 16 to 20 year olds, nearly 408 thousand first attempt tests were taken that year. Over 203 thousand people between 21 and 30 made their first attempt to pass the driving test in this year.