WorksheetsHabit 6
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 26mins
True or False
Synergy is either your way or my way.
True
False
Synergy is: (check the 2 that apply)
Compromise
Teamwork
Tolerating differences
Open-mindedness
Synergy is: (check the 2 that apply)
Working independently
Celebrating differences
Finding new and better solutions
Thinking you are always right
Synergy...(choose the one that best completes the sentence)
happens spontaneously.
Is an alternative source of energy to fossil fuels.
is the result of photosynthesis.
is a process.
True or False
According to the 7 Habits author, "diversity" only refers to race and gender.
True
False
True or False
Diversity can include language, age, education, wealth, interests, style, and skills.
True
False
True or False
According to 7 Habits author, shunners of diversity are afraid of differences and often ridicule others for being different.
True
False
Regarding approaches to diversity, which is best for synergy?
Celebrating differences
Ignoring differences
Shunning differences
Tolerating differences
True or False
Celebrating diversity is a challenge for most of us, depending on the issue.
True
False
When the author states, "We are all a minority of one", which choice best describes what the author is saying?
Democracy rules
Each of us is unique
We are all the same
The author never made that statement (hint: don't pick this one)
True or False
The author refers to the 7 kinds of smarts (aka 7 Intelligences) to suggest that we all learn the same.
True
False
True or False
According to the 7 Habits author, everyone sees the world differently and has a different paradigm about themselves, others, and life in general.
True
False
Fill in the blank with the best choice
According to the author, once you realize that everyone views the world differently, it will ________________ your understanding and respect for different viewpoints.
increase
decrease
have no effect upon
eliminate
Check the 2 that apply
To celebrate your own diversity, the author suggests:
Blending in
Taking pride in your unique qualities
Celebrating your individual differences
Trying to be like everyone else
According to the author, it is fine to want to be with those whom you feel comfortable. It only becomes a problem if
Your group becomes too diverse
Too many "uncool" kids try to join the group
Your group becomes exclusive, rejecting all others who are different
Your group becomes inclusive, accepting all others who are different
Choose the most accurate statement according to the Habit 6 reading.
When 2 or more cooperate, the result is greater than the sum of the parts
When 2 or more compromise, the result is greater than the sum of the parts
The author makes no distinction between synergy, compromise, or cooperation
When 2 or more synergize, the result is greater than the sum of the parts
The 7 Habits' author identified 5 types of team members and the roles that they play. Which of these is NOT one of the five types?
slacker
harmonizer
innovator
follower
show-off
All of the following are related to synergy EXCEPT:
creativity
productivity
lethargy
relationship building
True or False
Habit 6 (Synergy) is the last habit in the book
True
False
Both
Neither
True or False
According to The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens, synergy is achieved when two or more people work together to create a better solution to a problem than any of them could by themselves alone.
True
False
The 7 Habits author describes 3 common approaches to diversity. Which is NOT one of them?
Ignore diversity
Celebrate diversity
Tolerate diversity
Shun diversity
According to the 7 Habits author, tolerators of diversity believe in the right to be different and see differences as strengths to build upon.
True
False
(Choose the response that best completes the sentence according to 7 Habits reading)
Prejudice _____________________________________________.
is biologically inherited
is learned
helps to produce synergy
is fine, if limited
According to the 7 Habits author, which of the following is the correct order of the steps to a Synergy Action Plan?
Define the problem; brainstorm; understand others; determine the best solution; be understood by others
Brainstorm; define the problem; understand others; be understood by others; determine the best solution
Define the problem; be understood by others; understand others; brainstorm; determine the best solution
Define the problem; understand others; be understood by others; brainstorm; determine the best solution
When we practice Habit 6: Synergize we focus on what each person does well and are not _____________ about being the best at everything.
valuing
differences
worried
add up
More ideas are created when we each bring different ideas and work to create a new idea that is better than what any one person could have created alone _________ _______________
Third Alternative
Independently
compromise
you're right
Valuing _____________ is the first step to using Habit 6: Synergize.
rainforest
virus
native
differences
How will you use your strengths and talents to ___________?
Investigate
Value
lead
differences
_________________ is 1 +1 = 3 or more.
Accountability partner
Stop-and-think
Synergize
Languages
Habit 6: Synergize reminds us to celebrate our differences because _______________ we are stronger
benefit
together
flow chart
individuality
Habit 6: Synergize reminds us to work together to _____________ more.
differences
creative
achieve
cooperation
By teaming with others, we can create better ________________ than any one of us could have alone.
solutions
leader
alternative
partner
Peer pressure is a ______________ to Habit 6: Synergize.
groups
strengths
barrier
solutions
Creating alternative ideas together helps ___________ peer pressure and gets synergy back on track.
promote
accepted
avoid
created
What is Synergy
Teamwork
Tolerating differences
Selfishness
None of the above
What is NOT an example of Synergy
Celebrating differences
Open Mindness
Working alone
none of the above
What is an example of Celebrating diffrences
Insulting someone of their looks
Complementing someone of their skill
insulting someone of their skill but complementing on their looks
none of the above
What is an example of Thinking your always right.
learning from your mistakes
bragging that you won in something
never accepting that another person is right
Definition of open mindedness
learning from your mistakes
exposing yourself to learning
none of the above
all of the above
What is an example of working together?
Sleeping while everyone else is doing stuff
Writing down notes
Helping people on another team
Helping your group with the thing you need to do
Helping is not in example of synergy
True
False
What habit is Synergy?
Habit 1
Habit 2
Habit 3
Habit 4
Habit 6
What type of synergy birds flying in a V shape
Celebrating differences
Teamwork
Open mindedness
Working independently
Synergy doesn't just happen. It's a _______________
Venn Diagram
Process
Partner
Talk
__________________ is a critical part of Habit 6: Synergize.
Talkative
epathic
brainstorming
artistic
All these differences lead to ______________ , which is a total greater than the sum of its parts.
inventive
studious
synergy
confident
Habit 6: Synergize reminds us that ________________ are a strength, not a weakness
private victory
foundation
differences
goal planner
When we get past __________________ and listen to others' ideas, we realize with Habit 6: synergize everyone is a winner.
science
internet
competition
arts
Habit 6: tells us that when we maximize our own strengths, we arrive at _____________ ideas
highway
better
concept
share
If you were creating a new team sport, what unique qualities would you look for to ____________________ your strengths?
person
complement
sandcastles
win
Innovative ideas come from different ____________________.
synergy
experiences
different
better
The goal planner uses goals and ____________ steps
Action
X to Y
Barriers
Accountability Partner
