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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 2.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What kind of character does Wooden suggest people should always have?
(a) A pessimistic one.
(b) A pragmatic one.
(c) A positive one.
(d) A prudent one.

2. Wooden thinks that accepting money for endorsements could potentially be what?
(a) Immoral.
(b) Illegal.
(c) Profitable.
(d) Stupid.

3. When Wooden discusses players who have been on his various teams, he is giving them what?
(a) Recognition for their achievements even though no one knows them.
(b) A piece of his mind, especially for those he didn't like.
(c) A chance to be part of history.
(d) A chance to write their own books now that he has given them a lead-in.

4. What does it mean when an athlete gets an endorsement offer?
(a) The athlete is asked to become a coach.
(b) The athlete is asked to support a product or service.
(c) The athlete is asked to resign from the sport.
(d) The athlete is asked to join a new team.

5. When does Wooden feel that success can be dangerous?
(a) If someone takes it too much to heart.
(b) If someone never achieves it.
(c) If someone is jealous of others.
(d) If someone gets too much of it.

Short Answer Questions

1. Wooden says you should feel what emotion when you give something your all?

2. What Webster's dictionary word definition does Wooden disagree with?

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

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

5. Which people in Wooden's life influence his decisions?

(see the answer key)

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