WorksheetsHabit 4-5 Quiz: 7 Habits - Sean Covey
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 16mins
Habit 4: Think ________ - ________!
lose-win
win-win
lose-lose
Habit 5: Seek first to _______________________, then to be _____________________.
talk, listen
understand, understood
compete, triumphant
Name that attitude:
"Everyone can win!"
"There's plenty of success to go around."
"Life is an all-you-can-eat buffet!"
win-lose
win-win
lose-win
lose-lose
Name that attitude:
full of pride
uses other people
gets ahead at the expense of other people
gossips, spreads rumors
jealous and insecure
win-lose
win-win
lose-win
lose-lose
Name that attitude:
"I constantly find myself saying that I'm dumb."
"I'd rather take the blame than get into an argument."
sets low expectations
gives in to peer pressure
lose-win
win-win
win-lose
lose-lose
Name that attitude:
"If I'm going down, then you're going with me."
- wants to win at any cost
- possessive in relationships
- often jealous
- only feels secure when they're constantly with another person
lose-lose
win-lose
win-win
lose-win
Two habits that, like tumors, can slowly eat you away from the inside are:
compare and compete
complain and criticize
question and resent
Personal security is the _____________________ for thinking win-win.
point
foundation
opposition
"________________________ are the stuff life's made of."
Good times
Competitions
Relationships
T/F Competition is always a good thing!
True
False
When is competition a "good thing?"
when we are competing against others
when we are competing against self
when someone cheats to compete
To what object does the author compare a win-win person?
the all-you-can-eat buffet
the totem pole
the downward spiral
the doormat
To what object does the author compare a lose-lose person?
the downward spiral
the doormat
the totem pole
the all-you-can-eat buffet
To what object does the author compare the win-lose person?
the totem pole
the downward spiral
the all-you-can-eat buffet
the doormat
To what object does the author compare the lose-win person?
the doormat
the totem pole
the all-you-can-eat buffet
the downward spiral
In what type of relationship does one behave in the following ways?
"I need other people to like me, so I can feel good about myself."
"Control of every situation helps me feel safe and secure."
codependent
independent
obsessive/compulsive
Feeling that you’re not good enough or comparing yourself to others are signs of low _______-___________.
blood pressure
self esteem
personal security
Sean Covey, author of "7 Habits for Teens," uses a comparison between two trees (poplar and bamboo) to explain the differences between how we develop as individuals. "We're all on different development timetables."
This tool of comparison is called _____________________.
analogy
imagery
alliteration
According to the text, "The deepest need of the human heart is to be ____________________."
valued
first
understood
In this style of poor listening, the "listener ONLY pays attention to what interests them."
spacing out
pretend listening
selective listening
In this style of poor listening, one "listens ONLY from THEIR OWN point-of-view."
self-centered listening
word listening
pretend listening
In this style of poor listening, one "listens ONLY to words and pays no attention to body language."
self-centered listening
word listening
spacing out
Finish the quote, "Unexpressed feelings never ______________."
hide
change
die
What type of "messages" communicate best, according to the text?
"I"
"You"
"We"
True/False In a conflict, what one needs most is advice.
False
True
What is the role of a "mediator?"
a neutral third party that helps people in conflict come to a solution
guides conversation for people in conflict
doesn't tell people what to do like a judge would
all of the above
Which of the following is a golden question to use during conflict?
What do you most want to see happen?
What is the real conflict?
Why am I always being blamed for things I didn't do?
