Men's Club Traits Quiz

What does integrity mean?

• A modest view of your importance.

• Treating others exactly how you would want to be treated (if placed in their situation).

• Doing what is right, even when no one is watching.

What does humility mean?

• A modest view of your importance; the understanding you are not the center of the universe with every action you take.

• Preparing for all possible outcomes in advance.

• Considering the situation, possible outcomes, and word choice when delivering a message.

What is self-discipline?

• Deep honest thinking about prior actions

• Listening (with respectful posture) and reflecting on what is being said (not planning a rebuttal)

• The ability to do what needs to be done despite temptations and obstacles unforeseen

Which is NOT a sign of respect?

• Waiting for everyone to sit down before you start family dinner

• Speaking to others in the same manner you would speak to your grandparents

• Shaking hands, with eye contact, and introducing yourself

• Leaving a mess because you did not make the mess

What is tact?

• Considering the situation, possible outcomes, and word choice when delivering a message.

• The belief in your ability to do something (due to repetition)

• The belief that hard work does pay off

Which is an example of proactive thinking?

• Start studying for a test one hour before you have to take the test

• Texting your mom to bring your running shoes because you forgot you had a track meet

• Emailing your teachers about extra credit on the last day because you are failing their class

• Plugging in your chromebook and cell phone to charge every night before bed

What does confidence mean?

• Doing what is right, even if no one is watching

• The belief in your ability to do something (due to repetition)

• Preparing for all possible outcomes in advance.

What does work ethic mean?

• The belief that hard work does pay off and the easy road only leads to mediocrity

• Taking accountability for outcomes and growing as a person; not blaming others.

• Treating others exactly how you would want to be treated (if you were to be placed in their life position)

What is an example of grit?

• A tasty breakfast item

• Running the fastest mile time in your PE class

• Showing up to practice even though your mom couldn't drive you and your bike had a flat tire

• Switching classes because you don't like your math teacher

What does it mean to be reflective?

• Deep honest thinking about prior actions; considering what went well and what didn't

• The courage to work towards a goal, even when overly difficult

• Being prepared for the worst and hoping for the best