N.W.A. Group Quiz

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Discover Your Role in a Group with N.W.A.

Are you curious about how you contribute to group dynamics? This quiz will help you understand your role in team settings, inspired by the spirit of N.W.A. and its influence on collaboration and creativity.

Take this quiz to find out:

Your speaking style in group discussions
Your approach to team dynamics
Your reactions to group members in distress
Your strategies for balancing responsibilities

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During a group meeting are you the first to Speak?

Yes! I love to speak and give my input

I'm pretty shy so not usually

I like to sit back and analyze first, I might give input first if no one says anything

I strongly dislike being the first to speak

I must start the conversation or I feel like I won't be heard

How would you describe yourself in a group setting?

The one who makes sure everyone stays on task

The life of the party. Keeps everyone energized

The quiet one who doesn't like sharing unless absolutely necessary

The one with all the ideas(Innovator)

The hard worker who works just as hard to make sure everyone's happy as well as making sure the task at hand gets taken care of.

A team member from your group comes in and acts out of the ordinary. They seem very bothered what do you do?

Pursue what's bothering them, and try to give a solution

Ignore and hope things will get better

Say "I hope everything's alright" and don't bring it up again

Tell the group member that what's ever bothering them will get better and they should move on

Ask them if they're okay nothing more

You are having trouble balancing a busy social life, extracurricular activities, and your homework. You receive an essay back from your teacher which you have received a failing grade on. How do you react?

Go to the teacher and ask him if there is any chance he can raise your mark because you’ve been so busy, or if you can make up for it somehow.

Revise your schedule, in order to find more time for study each night.

Calculate your mark thus far, and figure out if this will affect your average as much as it really seems.

Try to get a study group together to work on your homework, and discuss things you’ve been taught on those days.

Face the music. Realize that life has obstacles, sometimes you'll have to sacrifice hanging out with friends if it means passing your courses. Seek out an advisor/counselor

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