12 Steps
This step asks you to make a searching and fearless moral inventory of yourself
What is step four?
Our common welfare should come first; personal recovery depends on ________
What is unity?
The two co-founders of Alcoholics Anonymous
Who is Bill Wilson and Dr. Bob Smith?
These principles are often referred to as the "how" of the program and are considered necessary for recovery.
What are honesty, open-mindedness, and willingness?
The opposite of addiction
What is Connection?
The oxford group had this many steps originally
What is six?
The only requirement for membership
What is the desire to stop drinking/using?
The companion group to Alcoholics Anonymous, created especially for those affected by the alcoholic
Bonus Points (+200): Who co-founded it?
What is Al-Anon?
Who is Lois W.? (Bill W.'s wife)
The spiritual principle behind step three
What is Willingness?
This slogan asks us not to over complicate recovery
Hint: "Smooch"
What is Keep it Simple Stupid?
Pages 86-88 outlines instructions for practicing this step
What is Step 11?
The spiritual foundation of all our traditions
What is anonymity?
A physician who treated Bill Wilson and whose writings on alcoholism are featured in the "Doctor's Opinion"
Who is Doctor Silkworth?
Helping individuals or a group as a way to maintain sobriety and contribute to the well-being of the 12-step fellowship is commonly referred to as ___________.
What is service?
This slogan suggests without action or change in behaviour, your circumstances and outcomes will remain the same
What is Nothing Changes if Nothing Changes?
In Chapter 5 "How it Works" we find out we are "Driven by a hundred forms of __________ , ___________, _____________ and ___________
What is Fear, Self-Delusion, Self-Seeking, and Self-Pity?
Each group's primary purpose
What is to carry it's message to the alcoholic/addict who still suffers?
The organization/group that inspired AA's ideals and methods
What is The Oxford Group?
This principle involves recognizing one's own limitations and seeking help from others
What is humility?
This slogan urges the surrender of control over uncontrollable situations (like addiction, the past, or others' actions) to a Higher Power
What is Let Go, and Let God?
11 of the 12 Steps of NA begin with the word "we"; Whereas ____ of 12 Steps of AA begin with "we"
What is one?
Recite Tradition Two
(Hint: think about step two; this tradition begins with "For our group purpose...")
What is For our group purpose there is but one ultimate authority - a loving God as He may express Himself in our group conscience. Our leaders are but trusted servants, they do not govern?
A famous psychiatrist noted in the Big Book. He deemed certain Alcoholics hopeless, suggesting the need for a spiritual solution beyond conventional medical/psychiatric approaches
Who is Dr. Carl Jung?
_________ is defined in recovery as the commitment to truthfulness and authenticity, specifically aligning inner values with external actions.
What is integrity?
The three original, foundational slogans of Alcoholics Anonymous found on page 135
What are First Things First, Live and Let Live, and Easy Does It?