The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens, Quiz #5

What does it mean when a situation is "Win- Lose?"

• It means I get what I want out of the situation, but you do not.
• It means you get what you want, but I do not.
• It means both of us do not get what we want.
• It means we both get what we want.

What does it mean when a situation is "Lose- Lose?" 

• It means we both get what we want.
• It means I get what I want, and you do not get what you want.
• It means I do not get what I want, and you get what you want.
• It means we both do not get what we want.

This picture shows a ______________________ resolution.  

• Win- Win
• Win- Lose
• Lose- Lose
• Lose- Win

Cassie and I both want to play with a hula hoop but there is only one. How can Cassie and I think "Win- Win?"

• Cassie plays with the Hula Hoops and does not share it with me.
• I play with the Hula Hoop and do not share it with Cassie.
• We take turns playing with the Hula Hoop.
• Change your mind and go for a walk.

My brother and I both want a pet. I want a dog. He wants a cat. My brother and I can't agree, so we do not get a pet. What kind of solution would this be? 

• Win- Win 
• Win- Lose
• Lose- Win
• Lose- Lose

Sharing information, power, recognition, and rewards is practicing Habit # _____.

• 4
• 5
• 6
• 7

If we practice all 7 Habits we will be...

• tired
• successful
• unlucky
• finished with reading this book

T or F. You are responsible for your own state of mind!

• True
• False
• I don't know.
• I don't care.

Discipline is the common ingredient for success in time management, overcoming peer pressure, and being strong during hard moments.

• true
• false

To overcome peer pressure, you’ve got to care more about what you think of you than what your peers think of you.

• true
• false