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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The poems Wooden adds to "Wooden" achieve what goal?
(a) They give the reader a break.
(b) They tell the reader what's coming next.
(c) They illustrate his thoughts.
(d) They serve no particular purpose.

2. Where is "competitive greatness" in Wooden's visual representation of success?
(a) He doesn't include this in his diagram of success.
(b) At the bottom.
(c) Toward the top.
(d) In the middle.

3. Wooden says he ran his basketball team like he ran his what?
(a) Career.
(b) Errands.
(c) Household.
(d) Car.

4. How does Wooden feel about players who get average grades?
(a) He thinks the players shouldn't be allowed to play until their grades improve.
(b) He feels that the players aren't putting forth any effort.
(c) He believes that his players get average grades to get negative attention from parents and teachers.
(d) He feels that there is nothing wrong with getting an average grade if you've done your best.

5. During Part 2 of "Wooden," Wooden talks about the contributions of whom?
(a) His parents.
(b) His mentors.
(c) His wife and children.
(d) His many players over the years.

Short Answer Questions

1. Wooden believes that the goals in life are the same as the goals in what?

2. Wooden's father tells him to see each day as what?

3. What does Wooden try to do with his players' internal prides?

4. Wooden believes everyone should constantly put forth what each day?

5. When Wooden discusses conditioning, he says that it is all-inclusive, involving the moral, physical, and what?

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