Leadership Benchmark Review 1 of 3

Priya, Abigail, and Rohan are having a conversation about personal finance. They are trying to recall the First Foundation of Personal Finance as taught by Dave Ramsey during their finance class. Can you help them remember?

• $25 Emergency Fund

• $500 Emergency Fund

• Save Money

• Don't spend money

Rohan, Abigail, and Priya are part of a school project where they are researching the financial status of American families. They came across a statistic that a certain percentage of families in America now have a negative net worth. Can you help them find the correct percentage?

• 10%

• 25%

• 75%

• 50%

Imagine Aria, Rohan, Harper, Benjamin, Grace, and Ava are in a group discussion. They're trying to figure out the #1 reason why some of their classmates didn't finish college. What do you think they concluded?

• Is it because of poor Time Management?

• Could it be due to too much partying?

• Maybe the college curriculum is too rigorous?

• Or is it because of Financial Reasons?

Noah, Aiden, and Abigail are part of a financial literacy club at their school. They are preparing for an upcoming debate on the financial habits of Americans. As part of their research, they are trying to find out the percentage of Americans living paycheck to paycheck. Can you help them with this data?

• 70

• 50

• 20

• 40

Ethan, Kai, Nora and Scarlett are discussing about the $500 Emergency Fund. Scarlett wonders, 'What is a real-life situation where we might need to use this fund?'

• Ethan suggests, 'Maybe if Samuel needs a short-term loan of $50?'

• Kai says, 'What if our car broke down and we need to pay for repairs?'

• Nora thinks, 'Perhaps for buying new video games?'

• Scarlett adds, 'Or maybe for unexpected grocery expenses?'

William, Priya, and Anika are discussing a situation at their workplace. William suggests that to reframe the situation means to change their perspective on it. Priya thinks it's about changing their colleagues' perspective on the situation. Anika believes it's about their influence on others. And there's a fourth friend who thinks it's about buying a new frame for their office. Who do you think is correct?

• Change your perspective on something

• Changing other people's perspective on something.

• Your influence on others

• Buying a new frame

Michael, Abigail, and Arjun are preparing for a presentation. They are discussing how much of their message will be conveyed through their body language during the presentation. Can you help them out?

• 55

• 75

• 65

• 50

Mia, Aiden, and Samuel are at a networking event. They meet a potential employer. How long, in seconds, do you think it takes for them to make a first impression?

• 2

• 22

• 30

• 3

Evelyn, Priya, and Isla are part of a social experiment in their psychology class. They are trying to determine how many additional POSITIVE interactions it would take to change a person's first impression. Can you help them with this?

• 20

• 2

• 30

• 3

Imagine Arjun, Elijah, and Ava are working on a group project. If they decide to adopt a "Win-Win" strategy, what does it mean?

• It means Arjun completes the project, but Elijah and Ava are not happy.

• It means that all of them, Arjun, Elijah, and Ava, achieve their desired outcomes.

• It means that Arjun is not happy, but Elijah and Ava are satisfied.

• It means if Arjun can't achieve his desired outcome, neither can Elijah or Ava.