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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Wooden has won many championships. What does he say about how that makes him feel?
(a) He tries not to think about the championships because the memories are too painful.
(b) He tries not to let the championship wins go to his head.
(c) He uses the medals to encourage him to do more things with his life.
(d) He loves talking and reminiscing about the championships he won.

2. Wooden suggests that people shouldn't focus on their what?
(a) Bank accounts.
(b) Families.
(c) Education.
(d) Faults.

3. Wooden's father tells him to see each day as what?
(a) Something undeserved.
(b) Something that will soon be gone.
(c) Something to get over with.
(d) Something special.

4. Wooden feels that a person should never do what?
(a) Cut corners.
(b) Become a coach and teacher.
(c) Try to work out every day.
(d) Go to the Olympics.

5. What does Wooden call being your best when your best is needed?
(a) Competitive greatness.
(b) Competitive grace.
(c) Competitive opportunity.
(d) Competitive style.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Wooden say his father read to the family regularly?

2. What does Wooden seem to hold as the highest standard of his success?

3. Wooden says he wanted his relationship with his players to be the same as the relationship he experienced with whom?

4. At the top of Wooden's schematic are confidence and what?

5. Wooden says people shouldn't be afraid to do what?

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