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WorksheetsTeen Leadership Semester Exam Review
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What are the 2 basic elements you must have in your life to be a leader?
a)
honor & guidance
b)
skills & principles
c)
honesty & speaking skills
d)
skills & sense of humor
2.
What is the thing that sets you apart from others? Not your IQ but your:
a)
I'll Try
b)
I Can't
c)
I Can
d)
Extra 5%
3.
The difference between those people who do well and those who really excel is:
a)
An extra 5%
b)
A good attitude
c)
an extra 10%
d)
Their "I can"
4.
W.I.T. stands for ___________ attitude.
a)
When I Try
b)
Why I'm Tired
c)
Will I Try
d)
Whatever It Takes
5.
The specific groups of people in the world we talked about are:
a)
Those who seek to lead and those who don't want to get involved
b)
Those who meet a challenge and those who run from a challenge
c)
Those who think before they act and those who don't think before they act
d)
Those who are haters and those who are not haters
6.
The most important concept in Teen Leadership is:
a)
Reframing
b)
Self-Confidence
c)
Social Contract
d)
Self-Concept
7.
The 4 parts of this "most important concept" are:
a)
110%, no talking out of turn, conceptuality, no challenges
b)
100%, no put downs, confidentiality, listening
c)
100%, no put downs, confidentiality, challenges
d)
105%, no put downs, confidentiality, challenge by choice
8.
The things you should be concerned with during a speech:
a)
Eye Contact
b)
Voice Projection
c)
Posture
d)
All of these
9.
How long does it take to make a first impression?
a)
3 seconds
b)
30 seconds
c)
3 minutes
d)
10 seconds
10.
How many additional meetings does it take to erase a bad first impression?
a)
10 meetings
b)
15 meetings
c)
20 meetings
d)
25 meetings
11.
A few important things to remember when you're going to a job interview are:
a)
Dress appropriately
b)
Shake hands
c)
Background knowledge
d)
All of these
12.
Repeating it three times in a conversation is one way to:
a)
remember a grocery list
b)
remember to pay a bill
c)
remember someone's name
d)
remember what you're talking about
13.
Tell us what you're going to say, say it, tell us what you said is the:
a)
Hamburger Method of giving a speech
b)
The correct way to get your point across to the audience
c)
Haggai Method of giving a speech
d)
Correct way to persuade your audience
14.
Self-concept is:
a)
the way others see us
b)
how we compare to others
c)
how we see ourselves
d)
what others think about us
15.
We form our self-concept in three ways
a)
social analysis, social interaction, social dependence
b)
social experiences, social dependence, social interaction
c)
social experiences, social comparisons, reflected appraisals
d)
social analysis, social comparisons, social appraisals
16.
Reflected appraisals are:
a)
the way others think about us
b)
the way we think others are thinking about us
c)
the way we think about ourselves
d)
the way we compare to others
17.
One of the problems that we face as leaders is that we:
a)
hear positive messages over negative messages
b)
see the hidden motives behind people's actions
c)
see the bad characteristics in people and not the good
d)
hear negative messages over positive messages
18.
A dangerous practice is for leaders to base their self-concept on:
a)
Performance
b)
Popularity
c)
Public Opinion
d)
Social Circles
19.
A good, true, and positive self-concept produces:
a)
self-esteem
b)
self-discipline
c)
self-confidence
d)
self-discovery
20.
One of the concepts we discussed that takes a negative thought or experience and looks at it differently is:
a)
refocusing
b)
reforming
c)
refacing
d)
reframing
21.
To be an effective communicator you must be credible and
a)
capture people's hearts and minds
b)
have a large bank account
c)
be an idealist
d)
refocus
22.
Dr. John Haggai offers us some important speaking tips. He advises good communicators to:
a)
not worry about the audience
b)
speak from your own experience
c)
exclude facts because they confuse the audience
d)
remain serious at all times
23.
The communication goals for a speech are:
a)
inform, persuade, actuate, depress
b)
challenge, inform, persuade, entertain
c)
persuade, actuate, entertain, encourage
d)
inform, persuade, actuate, entertain
24.
Your image is:
a)
how you see others
b)
how you feel about others
c)
how you are seen by others
d)
how others feel about you
25.
To be an effective leader, your image must be accurate. You can't present different images in your
a)
self-confidence and self-concept
b)
public self and private self
c)
attitude and actions
d)
goals and attitude
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