Study
Manliness
Never Quitting
Happiness
Miscellaneous
100

What does QEC stand for?

Question, Evidence, Conclusion

100

***What was Sam’s predominant lacking virtue? Give four examples.

Fortitude, any examples from the case study will work.

100

What virtue is necessary for perseverance?

Fortitude

100

Name what level of happiness the following things should provide:

Bacon pizza

Attending the Grade

Mentoring

Showing off

Hogging the ball in a game

1

3

3

2

2

100

What are the four pillars of the Grade?

Great Father

Great Friend

Successful Professional

Good Citizen

200

***Name five study habits recommended by the Grade.

1) Schedule Study Time: 

Make a calendar of tasks with dates, hours needed, when you plan to study

Make sure to have a specific time for studying

Follow your schedule promptly – begin and end on time

2) Study at the best time:

First study and then to do other things

Look at your biorhythm

Do the hard task or assignment first – most people are more efficient early on

3) Place to study:

Study at a desk

To avoid distractions, have everything you need on your desk

Keep your desk neat, where you can find things easily – have only what is needed so you can concentrate (no iPod, phone, video games, IM, etc.)

Find a place where there is silence 

4) Remain sitting:

Work for 50-60 minutes without a break—take a maximum of a 10 minute break. Avoid taking bathroom or food and drink breaks

Finish your work entirely – don’t leave a small part until the morning of the day it’s due

Study for test until all the material is mastered

200

***Name five ways that someone your age can lack manliness.

Complaining

Being lazy with school work

Talking back to parents

Playing video games all day

Fighting with siblings

Backing out of commitments

200

*Does never quitting just mean never stopping? Explain.

No, it is always doing what you should be doing when you should be doing it.

200

***Describe the four levels of happiness and give examples of each.

***Level 1 Happiness: a person tries to be satisfied with external goods and immediate physical gratification or pleasures.

Level 2 Happiness: a person tries to be satisfied by being admired by others.

Level 3 happiness: Happiness is found in dedicating yourself to the good of those around you: family, friends, country, etc.

Level 4 Happiness: Happiness is found in dedicating oneself to God. This is like level 3, except that the person dedicates himself to the biggest, all-embracing good which is God.

200

What important events will be likely happen in your life in the following years?

2047

2027

2055

Your firs kid goes to college

You graduate from college

You first grandchild

300

***What are three reasons for studying?

To understand the world

To get good grades/a good job

To train your mind to be capable of concentrating on the task at hand

300

***Name five characteristics of a manly man and give examples of each

Capacity for commitment

Courage

Good judgment

Compassion

Sacrifice for others

Any examples from the manliness worksheet will work

300

***Name five vices present in the characters in the Quitters video.

Laziness

Selfishness

Lack of commitment

Pride

Scandal (Discouraging the runners)

300

***What are the two kinds of authority? Give examples of each.

***Happiness, 300 pts

Substitutional Authority: this is when it replaces the normal self-governance of an adult (e.g., children, mentally incapacitated people, criminals in jail).

Coordinational Authority: If a group is going to act together to accomplish something (e.g., play a symphony), all their actions have to be coordinated so that they work together to achieve the common goal, and everyone doesn't go off on his own.

300

*Of the four pillars of the Grade, which one can you dispense with and still be a great man?

Trick question, none.