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7 Habits

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
An example of being proactive is?
a)
preparing a speech for a meeting tomorrow 
b)
playing video games
c)
putting important activities first 
d)
focusing on a certain activity you want to improve on
2.
What does begin with the end in mind mean?
a)
Envision what you want in the future so you can work and plan towards it.
b)
Respecting someone's opinion 
c)
Studying for a test
d)
Thinking of what must get done first
3.
Devin gets home from school and studies for a test. He then plays video games. This is an example of which habit?
a)
Put First Things First
b)
Be Proactive
c)
Synergize
d)
Think Win-Win
4.
Which of these is not in the book 7 habits of highly effective teens?
a)
Be Proactive
b)
Find Your Voice and Inspire Others To Find Theres 
c)
Sharpen the Saw
d)
Put First Things First
5.
Which of these is an example of the 7th habit?
a)
Improving on your soccer skills
b)
Studying for a test, then playing video games
c)
Working with a group on a project
d)
Keeping an open mind while listening to someone
6.
Christian practices to get even better at football. This is an example of which habit?
a)
Synergize
b)
Be Proactive
c)
Sharpen the Saw
d)
Begin With the End in Mind
7.
Tyler preps his lunch before he goes to school the next day. This is an example of which habit?
a)
Seek First to Understand, Then to be Understood
b)
Begin with the end in mind
c)
Think Win-Win
d)
Be Proactive
8.
An example of the 6th habit is?
a)
Exercising 
b)
Working with a group on a project
c)
Prepping for something the next day 
d)
Studying alone
9.
What is the 5th habit?
a)
Be Proactive
b)
Seek First to Understand, Then to be Understood
c)
Think Win-Win
d)
Synergize
10.
The first 3 habits are?
a)
Be Proactive, Think Win-Win, Put First Things First
b)
Be Proactive, Begin With the End in Mind, Think Win-Win
c)
Synergize, Sharpen the Saw, Be Proactive
d)
Be Proactive, Begin With the End in Mind, Put First Things First