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ITT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE GS2745 / GS2747 Advanced Strategies for the Technical Professional Onsite Course Quizzes & Exams NOTE: Final Exams may not be distributed to students prior to the scheduled exam date. 03/18/2013 Advanced Strategies for the Technical Professional QUIZZES & EXAMS Unit 2 Quiz 1 Scope This quiz covers material from the first unit of the course. Select the one BEST answer to each question below. This is an open-book quiz. Students may consult their textbooks and their own class notes while taking this quiz. Students may not consult any other resources, including other students, either in person or by electronic means. 1. Which of the following scenarios does NOT represent the concept of GRIT? …show more content…

Question No. 1 2 3 4 5 X (A)       (B)       (C)       (D)       -1- 03/30/2013 Advanced Strategies for the Technical Professional QUIZZES & EXAMS Unit 3 Quiz 1 Scope This quiz covers material from the first and second units of the course. Select the one BEST answer to each question below. This is an open-book quiz. Students may consult their textbooks and their own class notes while taking this quiz. Students may not consult any other resources, including other students, either in person or by electronic means. 1. Which of the following scenarios best represents the concept of self-control? A. Fred shows up at work every day with enough candy to get him through the week. He is happy to share with other people but keeps a private stash for emergencies. B. Tom can’t help himself. He has a new piece of information he’s received about a workplace drama and wants to share it with his cube mate the minute Monday morning begins. C. Jim is training for a marathon. Since he’s running so much, he indulges in a large plate of pasta three times a week and even adds extra meatballs. He deserves it. D. Mike wants to buy a new car but hasn’t quite saved enough yet. He’s begun bringing his lunch to work rather than eating out. 2. In the context of character qualities, optimism means A. Putting on rose-colored glasses and ignoring problems B. Looking for the best in every situation but always having a

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