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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 4.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Throughout his career, what percentage of Wooden's players received their diplomas?
(a) 100 percent.
(b) 95 percent.
(c) 50 percent.
(d) 90 percent.

2. How much of a person's job does Wooden believe a person should be able to do?
(a) Most of it.
(b) All of it.
(c) As much of it as he or she can.
(d) At least a little of it.

3. For Wooden, the final score is not as important as ...
(a) The thought of the final score.
(b) The path to the final score.
(c) The last game.
(d) The way the referees call violations.

4. When Wooden retired, he told his team what?
(a) It was time to move on with his life.
(b) He felt too tired to go on.
(c) He was ashamed of them.
(d) He didn't want to be around them any more.

5. What does Wooden believe the worst punishment of a person would be?
(a) Taking away any medals or honors the person has won.
(b) Taking away the person's pride.
(c) Taking away the person's chance at playing during a game.
(d) Taking away the opportunity to work hard toward achieving goals.

Short Answer Questions

1. Wooden loves what sport, though it isn't the prime drive of his life?

2. What is at the center of Wooden's schematic of success?

3. Joshua Wooden and what other person are the influences on Wooden's physical representation of success?

4. Wooden states that many of his players were never given what?

5. What does Wooden call being your best when your best is needed?

(see the answer key)

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