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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Ch. 11, Learning to be a Public Servant and Afterword.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does Eleanor Roosevelt overcome her fear of nearly everything as a timid child?
(a) through self-efficacy
(b) through self-preservation
(c) through self-esteem
(d) through self-discipline

2. What does a mature person take and evaluate in order to better themselves?
(a) self-knolwedge
(b) advice
(c) criticism
(d) logic

3. What is an important feature about a volunteer?
(a) creativity
(b) loyalty
(c) eagerness
(d) spirit

4. What do Eleanor Roosevelt's children think of her friends?
(a) they find them too old to relate to
(b) they find them boring
(c) they find them thrilling
(d) they find them interesting

5. Why did Eleanor Roosevelt choose to write a book?
(a) to reach a greater number of people with her message
(b) to gain popularity as a writer
(c) to gain political ground with her constituents
(d) to reach out to those in need

Short Answer Questions

1. What are Eleanor Roosevelt's two remedies for weariness caused by over-activity?

2. According to Ms. Roosevelt, what must people acquire the ability to do?

3. What is necessary to do before entering public service?

4. How do people create themselves?

5. After one has children of their own, what does Eleanor Roosevelt guard against?

(see the answer key)

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