Understanding Underdog Stories

What is a common trait of an underdog in a story?

• Overconfidence

• Authenticity

• Wealth

• Arrogance

Which of the following is an example of character development in an underdog story?

• The team buys new uniforms

• The team learns to work together

• The team hires a new coach

• The team changes its name

What does the underdog typically use to remain focused on their goals?

• Negative thinking

• Positive thinking

• Indifference

• Distraction

In an underdog story, what is the significance of the "big game/moment"?

• It is a regular practice session

• It is a point in the story where everything has been leading up to

• It is a casual match with no stakes

• It is a game that is not important to the story

What does self-awareness allow underdogs to do?

• Ignore their weaknesses

• Recognize areas of improvement

• Overestimate their abilities

• Avoid setting goals

Which of the following best describes the progress of an underdog in a story?

• They start strong and finish weak

• They show no change throughout the story

• They start off losing and gradually improve

• They win every game from the start

How do underdogs typically view their own abilities?

• They are unrealistic about their abilities

• They are realistic about their abilities

• They ignore their abilities

• They overestimate their abilities

What is the emotional context of an underdog's enhanced abilities?

• It is purely physical

• It involves teamwork and personal resolve

• It is based on luck

• It is unrelated to emotions

What do underdogs have that helps them remain focused on their goals?

• Nothing to lose

• Everything to lose

• A lot of distractions

• A lack of motivation

What is a trait that underdogs often develop before others?

• Wealth

• Arrogance

• Self-awareness

• Overconfidence