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John Wooden's Definition of Success

Total questions: 1

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1-10.
1.

According to Webster's Dictionary, what is considered as the accumulation of material possessions or the attainment of position of power or prestige?

a)

C. Accomplishment

b)

D. Reputation

c)

B. Failure

d)

A. Success

2.

What did John Wooden believe was indicative of success?

a)

D. Prestige

b)

C. Self-satisfaction in knowing you made the effort to do the best of which you're capable

c)

B. Position of power

d)

A. Material possessions

3.

According to John Wooden, what is more important than what you're perceived to be?

a)

A. Reputation

b)

D. Accomplishment

c)

B. Character

d)

C. Success

4.

What were the three rules that John Wooden stuck with for his players?

a)

A. Be late, use profanity, criticize teammates

b)

B. Be on time, use profanity, criticize teammates

c)

C. Be late, use profanity, never criticize a teammate

d)

D. Be on time, never use profanity, never criticize teammates

5.

What did John Wooden believe was better than the journey?

a)

A. The destination

b)

B. The competition

c)

C. The victory

d)

D. The result

6.

According to John Wooden, what is the only reason we can't win?

a)

A. Lack of skill

b)

C. Lack of luck

c)

D. Lack of support

d)

B. Lack of effort

7.

What did John Wooden want his players to realize about defense?

a)

B. It's more important than offense

b)

A. It's not important

c)

D. It's less important than offense

d)

C. It's equally important as offense

8.

What did John Wooden want his players to be first and foremost?

a)

D. Good passers

b)

C. Good defenders

c)

B. Good shooters

d)

A. Good students

9.

According to John Wooden, what is necessary to make things become reality?

a)

B. Effort

b)

C. Luck

c)

D. Support

d)

A. Hope

10.

What did John Wooden believe was the byproduct of the score of a game?

a)

C. The competition

b)

B. The result

c)

A. The journey

d)

D. The destination