MCQs on Changing the World

What is the first task the speaker suggests doing to change the world?

• Writing down your goals

• Making your bed

• Planning your day

• Helping someone else

According to the speaker, what does completing a small task like making your bed lead to?

• A completely productive week

• A successful military career

• Completion of many other tasks

• A perfect morning routine

Why did SEAL instructors inspect beds during training?

• To see who would fail first

• To assess creativity

• To ensure discipline and attention to detail

• To prepare for dormitory checks

What is reinforced by the habit of making your bed daily?

• Punctuality in morning routines

• That little things in life matter

• That you need to rush in the morning

• That making your bed brings good luck

What does a made bed represent after a miserable day?

• A sense of regret

• A reminder of failure

• Encouragement that tomorrow will be better

• A waste of time

What does the speaker say about the relevance of military service in relation to the lesson shared?

• Only veterans understand the lesson

• It is only useful for military professionals

• It applies to everyone regardless of background

• It requires a uniform to be meaningful

What was initially thought about the act of making the bed during SEAL training?

• It was a religious ritual

• It seemed like an unnecessary burden

• It was the best part of training

• It helped build muscle

What is essential when facing the darkest moments, according to the speaker?

• Avoiding emotions at all costs

• Focusing only on physical strength

• Remaining calm and composed

• Calling for help immediately

What does the speaker suggest is required to change the world?

• A political position

• Immense wealth

• Anyone taking consistent, hopeful action

• A career in the military

What does the brass bell in SEAL training symbolize?

• The achievement of excellence

• The invitation to lead a mission

• The option to quit

• The beginning of a new day