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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. Throughout his life, Wooden has always loved what, thanks to his father?
(a) Art.
(b) Music.
(c) Literature.
(d) Fame.

3. How does Wooden make sure his players push the other team to their limit?
(a) By doing daily meditations.
(b) By learning martial arts.
(c) By having a strong spiritual side.
(d) By being in top physical shape.

4. How does Wooden feel about his players who went on to do something else than become professional ball players?
(a) He thinks they didn't try as hard as his other players.
(b) He wishes they had been able to achieve more and feels sorry for them.
(c) He thinks much less of them than he does of his other players.
(d) He is just as proud of them as he is of his other players.

5. What does Wooden say about his wife, Nellie, at the end of "Wooden"?
(a) He believes God will call him home to her.
(b) He thanks her for her love.
(c) He doesn't bring up Nellie at the end, only his father.
(d) He says he's moved on and will marry again.

Short Answer Questions

1. Wooden makes a connection between getting a gold medal (i.e., in the Olympics) and getting what?

2. Why does Wooden want his players' feet to be tough?

3. What does Wooden want from his father?

4. Three constants throughout Wooden's life are his love for his wife, his respect/love for his father, and what?

5. What does Wooden say about "enthusiasm"?

(see the answer key)

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