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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 3.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When Wooden is critical of his players, he is critical because he feels how about them?
(a) He doesn't want them getting "too big for their britches."
(b) He cares about them.
(c) He thinks they are taking advantage of him.
(d) He wants them to remember "who's boss."

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

3. Who does Wooden believe had a better definition of success than the one in Webster's dictionary?
(a) Himself.
(b) One of his students.
(c) His father.
(d) His wife.

4. When does Wooden say he knew it was time for him to retire?
(a) When his players stopped trying.
(b) When he didn't enjoy hearing his players' problems anymore.
(c) When he dreaded talking to the press about an upcoming championship game.
(d) When his wife Nellie passed away.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Wooden think will happen if a person has goals that he or she cannot reach?

2. When Wooden loses Nellie, he finds what?

3. Throughout Part 2 of "Wooden," Wooden continues to emphasize his love for whom?

4. Wooden suggests that people shouldn't focus on their what?

5. How does Wooden want his players and kids to think of him?

(see the answer key)

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