Review of Habits 3 and 4

Which two habits are being reviewed in the learning material?

• Habits 1 & 2

• Habits 3 & 4

• Habits 5 & 6

• Habits 7 & 8

How can you apply Habit 4, "Think Win-Win," in a group project?

• Make sure only you succeed

• Help everyone in the group succeed together

• Ignore your teammates

• Take all the credit for yourself

If you are working on Habit 3, what kind of victory are you focusing on?

• Private Victory

• Public Victory

• Renewal Victory

• Synergy Victory

Which habit is shown when someone finishes their homework before watching TV?

• Habit 3

• Habit 4

• Habit 2

• Habit 1

Explain why finishing homework before watching TV is considered Habit 3 and not Habit 4.

• Habit 3 is about prioritizing important tasks, while Habit 4 is about teamwork and celebrating others.

• Habit 3 is about teamwork, while Habit 4 is about doing homework.

• Habit 3 is about playing games, while Habit 4 is about studying.

• Habit 3 is about watching TV, while Habit 4 is about finishing homework.

Imagine you are angry because someone said something mean to you. Using the Pause Power steps, what should you do after the stimulus?

• React immediately

• Pause and choose your response

• Cry loudly

• Leave the room without thinking

Why is it important to pause before responding to a stimulus?

• It helps you choose the best action forward

• It makes you forget what happened

• It makes you angry

• It stops you from thinking

What are "Big Rocks" in the context of priorities?

• Your most important priorities like school, family, and personal goals

• Small tasks that can be done quickly

• Things you do for fun only

• Unimportant chores

Why is it important to put your Big Rocks in the jar first?

• Because they are the most important and won't fit if you add other things first

• Because they are the smallest and easiest to add

• Because they are the least important

• Because they look nice in the jar

How can great leaders manage their priorities according to the Big Rocks concept?

• By knowing the difference between what is a priority and what is not

• By treating everything as equally important

• By ignoring their goals

• By doing the easiest tasks first