Global Leadership Assessment! Trivia Test! Quiz Questions
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A leader is someone who inspires others and has the ability to come up not only with solutions to challenges but can plan a way forward that others follow. Do you think that you have the attributes that make up a leader? The global leadership assessment trivia test quiz questions below are perfect for helping you understand what a good leader should and can be like. Give them a shot!
- 1.Paradigms are
- A.
How you see a problem
- B.
How others see you
- C.
How you see yourself
- D.
All of the above
- E.
None of the above
- 2.PBA refers to
- A.
Personal Checking Account
- B.
Professional Bowlers' Association
- C.
Personal Bank Account
- D.
Self-esteem (how you feel about yourself)
- E.
Both C & D
- 3.Having a poor PBA means that
- A.
You cave into peer pressure easily
- B.
You wrestle with feelings of depression and inferiority
- C.
You have a negative paradigm of yourself
- D.
Both A & C
- E.
All of the above
- 4.If you don't know the definition of a word when reading a book, you should look for the word using the index. True or False: The index is located in the back of the book.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 5.How many Highly Effective Habits are there?
- A.
2
- B.
3
- C.
6
- D.
7
- E.
10
- 6.Habit 1 refers to
- A.
Be responsible
- B.
Be reactive
- C.
Be proactive
- D.
Be reactive & proactive
- E.
Be kind to yourself
- 7.Read the following prayer: God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change (line 1); courage to change the things I can (line 2); and the wisdom to know the difference (3). (Line 1) Accept the things I cannot change refers to...
- A.
Circle of control
- B.
Circle of no control
- C.
Conscience
- D.
Imagination
- 8.Read the following prayer: God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change (line 1); courage to change the things I can (line 2); and the wisdom to know the difference (3). (Line 2) Courage to change the things I can refer to...
- A.
Circle of control
- B.
Circle of no control
- C.
Imagination
- D.
Conscience
- 9.Read the story on your test sheet. What answer denotes paradigm shifts?
- A.
I had great grades--honor-roll student. And then came middle school...I was failing school
- B.
I failed 9th grade the first time. The second time though, I graduated and then made my way to high school..
- C.
I put the 7 habits on my bookshelf, and there it sat for awhile...Finally, I picked it up and started reading.
- D.
All of the above
- E.
None of the above
- 10.Read the story on your test sheet. What did the student do to be reactive?
- A.
Fail middle school-- break rules--graduate from middle school
- B.
Break rules-- steal mom's car--live with dad
- C.
Break rules-- steal mom's car--not read the 7 habits book
- 11.The six pillars of CHARACTER are...
- A.
Trustworthiness, Respect, Responsiveness, Fairness, Caring, Citizenship
- B.
Trustworthiness, Respect, Responsiveness, Friendliness, Caring, Citizenship
- C.
Trustworthiness, Respect, Responsiveness, Fairness, Compassion, Citizenship
- D.
Trustworthiness, Respect, Responsibility, Fairness, Caring, Citizenship
- 12.One aspect of Trustworthiness is...
- A.
Be loyal--stand by your family and friends
- B.
Deal peacefully with anger, insults, and disagreements
- C.
Always do your best
- D.
Take turns and share
- 13.The Golden Rule "Treat others the way you'd like to be treated" refers to what pillar of CHARACTER.
- A.
Trustworthiness
- B.
Respect
- C.
Responsibility
- 14.Being a good team player (someone who does their part, seeks to help out when needed, obeys the directions of teacher and leader) means that you are practicing what pillar of character.
- A.
Caring
- B.
Respect
- C.
Citizenship
- 15.The main goal of character education is to
- A.
Make you feel guilty
- B.
Make you feel better than others
- C.
Show you how important living by character is important in your life
- 16.Recall Habit 2. Jonathan is trying to lose weight. Sometimes he crash diets, other times he actually exercises, and other times he just quits on his diet plan. What is the main reason why he fails his goal to lose weight.
- A.
Negative Label
- B.
It's All Over
- C.
Wrong wall
- 17.Recall Habit 2. Ralph is trying to lose weight. He has always been overweight. He tries not to remember it but in 4th grade the kids used to call him "fatty." These days, girls don't seem to be attracted to him. What could be one main reason why he fails his goal to lose weight.
- A.
Negative Label
- B.
It's All Over
- C.
Wrong Wall
- 18.S.M.A.R.T. goals help you better achieve your goal. The R stands for
- A.
Reachable
- B.
Realistic
- C.
Rational
- 19.In Habit 2, we discussed 5 steps that would ensure goal achievement. Which option is NOT one of those 5 steps?
- A.
Count the Costs
- B.
Put it in pen
- C.
Just do it
- D.
Momentous Moments
- E.
Negative Label
- 20.In Habit 2, we discussed 5 steps that would ensure goal achievement. New Year's, Lent, starting a new semester refers to what step?
- A.
Count the Costs
- B.
Put it in pen
- C.
Just do it
- D.
Momentous Moments
- E.
Negative Label
- 21.Read the following story about Gabby to answer the rest of the questions. S. of S.M.A.R.T. goals stands for Specific. In paragraph 3, what refers to the specific things Gabby did to lose weight.
- A.
She began exercising and eating healthy snacks
- B.
She cared more about what she wore and started feeling attractive
- C.
Everyone seemed to notice saying, "Gabby you look great"
- 22.Read the following story about Gabby to answer the rest of the questions. R. of S.M.A.R.T. goals stands for Realistic. In Paragraph 4, identify which of her goals was NOT realistic.
- A.
She figured if five pounds gets this much notice, think what 10 pounds will do
- B.
She decided to cut back to 500 calories
- 23.Read the following story about Gabby to answer the rest of the questions. What is Gabby's paradigm about food as an anorexic?
- A.
It tastes good
- B.
It's the one thing she has absolute control over
- C.
It makes her fat
- D.
It keeps her healthy and strong
- E.
Both B & C
- 24.Read the following story about Gabby to answer the rest of the questions. Based on paragraph 12, what is Gabby's paradigm about her dad?
- A.
He loves her and want to help her
- B.
He's trying to control her and she hates him
- C.
He doesn't care about her
- 25.Read the following story about Gabby to answer the rest of the questions. Paradigms can be distorted and wrong at times. For example, Gabby may think one way about food while her dad and other people think another way. Who's paradigm is distorted?
- A.
Gabby's
- B.
Dad's
- C.
Friends'
- D.
Teachers'
- 26.Read the following story about Gabby to answer the rest of the questions. In Paragraph 15, Gabby says, " I came to the conclusion that it wasn't my dad I hated. I hated ME!" True or False: Gabby had poor personal bank account (self-esteem).
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 27.Read the following story about Gabby to answer the rest of the questions. In Paragraph 15, what line tells you when Gabby decides to be proactive.
- A.
It wasn't my dad I hated. I hated ME!
- B.
I realized that I wasn't in control
- C.
For the first time in my life, I understood that this was my problem
- D.
I needed to take control of my life--not let the disease control it
- 28.Read the following story about Gabby to answer the rest of the questions. In Paragraph 16, Gabby makes it her goal to overcome anorexia. Based on paragraph 16 and what you know about Habit 2, what step helps her achieve her goal?
- A.
Count the Costs
- B.
Rope it up
- C.
Negative label
- D.
Wrong wall
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