7 Habits: Habit 3 Quiz

What does it mean to “Put First Things First”?

• Doing things randomly without any order
• Putting off important tasks for later
• Focusing on unimportant tasks first
• Prioritizing important tasks so that your first things come first

Habit 1 says you are the driver. Habit 2 says you must decide where you want to go and draw a map to get there. What does Habit 3 say?

• "Now drive!"

• "Now get gas and get to your destination!"

• "Now get there! Drive through your roadblocks"

• "Now get there! Don't let roadblocks knock you off course"

What is a procrastinator?

• Someone who is always on time
• Someone who is very organized
• Someone who is very efficient
• Someone who likes to put things off to the last second

What is the yes-man?

• A person who always disagrees with someone in authority
• A person who tries to please other people by responding to their desires

• A person who is indifferent to someone in authority
• A person who is afraid of someone in authority

What is a slacker?

• A slacker is a person who enjoys waste and excess time

• A slacker is a person who is always punctual and never misses deadlines
• A slacker is a person who is highly motivated and ambitious
• A slacker is a person who works hard and puts in a lot of effort

What is a prioritizer?

• A type of fruit that grows in tropical regions
• A musical instrument used in traditional Chinese music
• A type of software used for editing photos
• A tool used to make sure first things get done first

Time management is only half of Habit 3. Describe the other half.

• Doing tasks randomly without any plan
• Learning how to overcome fear and peer pressure

• Creating a schedule using a planner

• Spending too much time on unimportant tasks

Explain the difference between your comfort zone and your courage zone.

• The comfort zone is where you feel scared and unfamiliar, while the courage zone is where you feel safe and familiar.
• The comfort zone is where you feel safe and familiar, while the courage zone is where you go for opportunity and the only place you'll reach your full potential.

• The comfort zone is where you take risks and challenge yourself, while the courage zone is where you feel safe and familiar.
• The comfort zone is where you feel safe and familiar, while the courage zone is where you feel scared and unfamiliar.

What are small hard moments and large hard moments?

• Difficult times in everyday life and difficulties that occur every so often

• Tiny soft moments and huge soft moments
• Easy times in everyday life and minor challenges or obstacles
• Medium difficult moments and extra difficult moments

How do you overcome peer pressure?

• By giving in to what others want
• By isolating yourself from everyone
• By constantly seeking approval from others
• By caring more about what you think of you than about what other people think of you