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FAMILY SCHOOL EXAM (COACH)

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FAMILY LEGACY CONTENT KNOWLEDGE

This is an open book assessment and you have 30 days to complete it. 

Question 2 of 137

What is the “problem” in our culture today as Randy articulates in the book?

 

Question 3 of 137

What is the “solution” in our culture as Randy articulates in the book?

 

Question 4 of 137

What are the Six Family Legacy Protocols?

 

Question 5 of 137

Character Genetics was the forerunner to Cultural Architects ?

 

A

True

B

False

Question 6 of 137

Why is experiential learning more effective than information dump learning?

 

Question 7 of 137

What does Randy write that the ultimate definition of family legacy is?

 

Question 8 of 137

The Family Legacy Protocols are not as effective with blended families.

A

True

B

False

Question 9 of 137

What are the key distinctions of the Family Legacy Model? 

 

A

Experiential Learning

B

EQ- Emotional Intelligence

C

Using a Coach Approach to Family

D

Using facilitation skills to increase learning

E

All the Above

FAMILY LEGACY EQ PROTOCOL

Answers found in Chapter 5

Question 11 of 137

What is the Purpose of the EQ Protocol?

 

Question 12 of 137

What are the five pillars of EQ?

 

Question 13 of 137

What is Daniel Goleman’s definition of EQ- Emotional Intelligence?

 

Question 14 of 137

What are the two “clues” that are the onramp or start of the Personal Investigator Tool?

 

Question 15 of 137

Once you have identified a clue, what are the four questions that make up the P.I. Tool process?

 

Question 16 of 137

Which of the exercises below are from the EQ Protocol?

 

A

Personal Investigator Tool

B

Social Covenant Tool

C

True Identity Tool

D

Fact/Story Tool

E

A, B, and D

Question 17 of 137

Which EQ exercise is considered to be a Culture Shaping Tool?

 

A

Healthy Communication Empathetic Listening Tool

B

Love Without Hooks Tool

C

Social Covenant Tool

D

Personal Investigator Tool

Question 18 of 137

Which EQ tool is used to gain empathy and to deeply understand another person?

 

A

Speaking the Truth in Love Tool

B

Empathetic Listening Tool

C

DiSC Personality EQ Tool

D

None of the Above

Question 19 of 137

What is the purpose of the OOOH NO! EQ exercise?

 

Question 20 of 137

What is the purpose of the FACT/STORY EQ tool?

 

Question 21 of 137

Which EQ tool provides a process to self-govern healthy choices of responsibility to bring the good out of whatever life has to throw at a family?

 

A

Fact/Story

B

Powerful/Powerless

C

OOOH NO

D

DiSC Assessment

Question 22 of 137

Which EQ tool focuses on forgiveness and letting go of the debt we hold on others?

 

A

Powerful/Powerless

B

Personal Investigator Tool

C

OOOH NO

D

Love Without Hooks

Question 23 of 137

What does it mean when a person chooses a powerful mindset over a powerless mindset?

 

Question 24 of 137

What is the name of the personality preference and tendency assessment that we use with families at FRP?

 

A

Life Languages Assessment

B

Destiny Finder Assessment

C

Everything DiSC Assessment

D

Any assessment may be used

FAMILY LEGACY IDENTITY PROTOCOL

Answers found in Chapter 6

Question 26 of 137

What is the purpose of the Identity Protocol?

 

Question 27 of 137

What are the four key experiences necessary for a person to discover their true identity?

 

A

An Authentic Search

B

A Revelation

C

A Choice to Believe

D

An unwavering commitment to inside-out action

E

All the Above

Question 28 of 137

How many exercises are there in the Identity Protocol?

 

A

9

B

12

C

10

D

None of the above

Question 29 of 137

What are the three Identity exercises in the Family History section of the Identity Protocol?

 

Question 30 of 137

What are the four parts to the Inner Healing model and tool used in the Identity Protocol?

 

Question 31 of 137

What does “CVP” stand for in The Family Identity CVP Tool?

 

Question 32 of 137

Explain briefly what Rule 51 is?

 

Question 33 of 137

Which Identity Protocol tool guides a family through a powerful time of family and individual character affirmations and the creation of a one of a kind Family Identity piece?

 

A

The Family CVP Tool

B

Affirmations and the Creation of a Family Coat of Arms Tool

C

A and B

D

Family History Tool

Question 34 of 137

Describe how to use the Family Coat of Arms to intentionally pass on legacy.

 

Question 35 of 137

What is the purpose of the Coach Approach Tool in the Family Identity Protocol?

 

FAMILY LEGACY RITUAL PROTOCOL

Answers found in Chapter 7

Question 37 of 137

What is the purpose of the Ritual Protocol?

 

Question 38 of 137

Which Protocol is considered the “meat and potatoes" of the week-to-week journey of living a lasting legacy?

 

A

EQ Protocol

B

Identity Protocol

C

Ritual Protocol

D

Venture Protocol

E

MISSION Protocol

F

Impartation Protocol

G

All of the Above

Question 39 of 137

What are some of the specific benefits of family dinners together according to research?

 

(Select all that apply)
A

Physical, mental, and emotional benefits

B

lower risk of teen pregnancy

C

higher self-esteem

D

better academic performance

E

lower risk of substance abuse

F

A, B, and E only

Question 40 of 137

Which of the following are not one of the eight parts to the Family Legacy Ritual Framework? 

 

A

Food

B

FUN

C

Correction

D

Wisdom

E

Story

Question 41 of 137

List at least four benefits around the simple practice of everyone in the family sharing a brief story on a specific topic.

 

Question 42 of 137

The are are many ideas for planning an effective Family Ritual listed in the Family Legacy book.

A

True

B

False

Question 43 of 137

FUN is an important and strategic part of the Family Legacy Ritual

 

A

True

B

False

Question 44 of 137

The Family Ritual Protocol will only work well with small children, not with adult children

 

A

True

B

False

Question 45 of 137

There are 5 core protocols for a coaching conversation in the Ritual Protocol listed in the book

A

True

B

False

Question 46 of 137

FUN is an example of an experience that can create an emotional implant for lasting benefit

 

A

True

B

False

Question 47 of 137

List several examples of what the “stories” during Family Ritual focus on?

FAMILY LEGACY VENTURE PROTOCOL

Answers found in Chapter 8

Question 49 of 137

What is the purpose of the Venture Protocol?

 

Question 50 of 137

Americans work more than anyone in the industrialized world.

A

True

B

False

Question 51 of 137

What is a part of the steep price that American’s pay for their choice to put work as a top priority.

(Select all that apply)
A

heart disease and chronic insomnia

B

burnout and blowout

C

tolerating disconnected relationships

D

bankrupting our legacy

E

forgetting how to play, explore, and connect emotionally with our family

Question 52 of 137

What are some of the measurable, research-proven benefits to taking a regular vacation away from work?

 

(Select all that apply)
A

improved physical health

B

new perspectives

C

more productivity

D

improved mental health and well-being

E

improved family relationships

Question 53 of 137

What is the official definition of a “Family Venture” as articulated in the book?

 

Question 54 of 137

Why does a family venture work in effectively passing on a family legacy?

 

(Select all that apply)
A

it's a fun feel good that LASTS

B

there are deep emotional implants in the Venture environment

C

empowers the family to grow

D

it's reproducible

E

it creates a deep bond in the family

F

it's intentional

Question 55 of 137

What are the two vital “systems” in a child that are activated during a learning and play adventure according to Neuroscientist Pankseep?

 

 

(Select all that apply)
A

FUN center

B

Play center

C

Enriched environment center

D

Seeking center

Question 56 of 137

List the Pre-Venture Preparation Framework as outlined in the book

 

Question 57 of 137

List the Venture Execution Framework outlined in the book

 

Question 58 of 137

Complete this phrase… “Without weigh in … _______________”

 

A

there is no accountability

B

don't assume you know what someone is thinking

C

there's no buy in

D

you are just forcing your own agenda

Question 59 of 137

Reading a book as a family and having a discussion on the book during a Family Venture is a mandatory part of this protocol

A

True

B

False

Question 60 of 137

You must include a service project for the entire family as a part of the Family Venture Protocol

 

A

True

B

False

Question 61 of 137

What are the 4 key parts of an experiential learning module mentioned in the book?

Question 62 of 137

Coaching conversations and telling stories are not an effective use of time during a family venture

A

True

B

False

Question 63 of 137

Being intentional to connect legacy during a Family Venture is the secret to making the most of the opportunity before you

 

A

True

B

False

Question 64 of 137

What are the three key questions for an effective Post-Venture learning debrief?

 

(Select all that apply)
A

What was the most important learning for you on this Venture?

B

What was the most fun thing we did as a family?

C

How does this learning connect to our family legacy?

D

How will you specifically apply this learning to your life moving forward?

Question 65 of 137

The Family Venture Protocol can only be effective if you travel internationally and spend at least $10,000

 

A

True

B

False

FAMILY LEGACY MISSION PROTOCOL

Answers can be found in Chapter 9

Question 67 of 137

What is the purpose of the MISSION Protocol?

 

Question 68 of 137

What does the acronym M.I.S.S.I.O.N. stand for?

 

Question 69 of 137

Why is a time of crisis so important to steward well with our children and families?

 

 

A

So that we don't kill each other in the heat of the crisis

B

In traumatic high emotion events we are vulnerable to wounding, and lies that lead to lasting pain and broken relationships.

C

Negative mindsets are formed and passed on generationally producing bad fruit

D

B and C

E

None of the Above

Question 70 of 137

Give at least 5 examples of circumstances that qualify as a potential Family MISSION

 

Question 71 of 137

A Family Cause may also be considered a family MISSION

 

A

True

B

False

Question 72 of 137

Describe the purpose of the MISSION Blueprint exercise

 

Question 73 of 137

What is the purpose of the MISSION Launch Tool?

 

Question 74 of 137

List at least five things that the MISSION Launch tool addresses

 

Question 75 of 137

What is the purpose of the MISSION Brief Tool?

 

Question 76 of 137

List the five parts of the basic agenda for each MISSION brief meeting

 

Question 77 of 137

What is the purpose of the MISSION Wrap Up and Debrief tool?

 

Question 78 of 137

List the five parts of the MISSION Wrap Up and Debrief Agenda

 

Question 79 of 137

Where are families encouraged to go if they need support or have questions as they are going through the material in the Family Legacy Book?

 

 

A

tough it out on their own

B

go to the book, workbook, or e-course

C

email us at [email protected]

D

give up

FAMILY LEGACY IMPARTATION PROTOCOL

Answers can be found in Chapter 10

Question 81 of 137

What is the purpose of the Impartation Protocol?

 

Question 82 of 137

At the end of life, beyond all the loving memories, experiences, and lessons learned with family, what really matters according to the book?

 

(Select all that apply)
A

the wisdom of a life lived

B

the parental blessing of a mother and father

C

the heavenly blessing

D

the meaningful passing on of the "stuff"

E

reconcile any unfinished business with God and others

F

to deliver the Family Legacy Covenant to the next generation

Question 83 of 137

There is no need to put things in order now, we are guaranteed plenty of time to get it all done before we pass

 

A

True

B

False

Question 84 of 137

How does Randy define the “Impartation Protocol”?

 

Question 85 of 137

Write the Family Reformation Project’s key verse Proverbs 24:3 TPT

 

Question 86 of 137

What is the 5 part framework for the Impartation Protocol on page 238?

 

Question 87 of 137

How does Randy define the “blessing” in the book page 239?

 

Question 88 of 137

What is the key distinction or focus that the author brings out concerning the “stuff” in this protocol?

 

A

A focus on financial planning and wealth transfer

B

a focus on the why behind the intentional impartation of the stuff

C

a focus on being equitable to all of the children

D

B and C

E

A and C

Question 89 of 137

Give at least 3 examples of “unfinished business” that the author talks about in the book

 

Question 90 of 137

What does the Family Legacy Generational Covenant exercise seek to ensure?

 

A

that the family will flawlessly execute the Family Legacy Protocols

B

a profound and lasting family legacy for generations to come

C

a deep emotional implant in family members

D

none of the above

Question 91 of 137

List the four important guidelines for successfully imparting your legacy listed in the book

 

Question 92 of 137

List 10 or more relevant topics that qualify for sharing wisdom with your generations

Question 93 of 137

What are the four important keys to imparting the wisdom for an enduring family legacy found on page 245 of the book?

Question 94 of 137

What are the three ways to seek wisdom like you were seeking hidden treasure from page 251?

 

Question 95 of 137

Give at least 5 examples of good questions when it comes to getting wisdom

Question 96 of 137

What is one big reason why Blessing is a powerful piece of passing on legacy to our generations?

 

 

A

everyone likes to hear affirmations

B

children need to know what they can count on as a parent is at end of life

C

words have the power of life and death in them and impact us deeply by design

D

none of the above

Question 97 of 137

The two types of blessing in the book are the Parental and the Heavenly Blessings.

A

True

B

False

Question 98 of 137

Which of the following are a part of the six-step process of crafting the parental blessing found in the book

 

(Select all that apply)
A

put yourself in a calm and prayerful state

B

Read Genesis 49 where Jacob blesses his sons

C

review the guidelines and substance sections in chapter 10

D

Determine what each child needs to hear by making notes doubt each child

E

craft the complete parental blessing from your notes

F

Deliver the blessing in person or on video in case of an unexpected death

Question 99 of 137

There are more than 10 tools to help families address the unfinished business of life

 

A

True

B

False

Question 100 of 137

Some blessings found in the Bible contain judgements, punishments, and difficult feedback among other things

 

A

True

B

False

Question 101 of 137

It is important to make a “legacy connection” as you give away the stuff at the end of life

 

A

True

B

False

Question 102 of 137

List a few of the benefits of “finishing our business” for our families as articulated in the book

 

FRP TRIBE CORE AGREEMENTS AND OFFERINGS

Answers found in FRP Tribe Core Agreements Document and class

Question 104 of 137

Describe what a Family Legacy Encounter  is

 

Question 105 of 137

Describe what a Family Legacy Conference is

 

Question 106 of 137

There is a 24 hour ministry school version of the Family Legacy Material to be delivered

 

A

True

B

False

Question 107 of 137

If you refer a church or family and they book a conference or encounter you receive a commission and are invited to help facilitate the work

 

A

True

B

False

Question 108 of 137

Specialists are encouraged to develop resources that are helpful and share them with the TRIBE

 

A

True

B

False

Question 109 of 137

You can receive 1 hour of 1 on 1 coaching from Randy and/or Lesli for every individual or couple you refer that enrolls in the Family Coach Training Cycle (3 classes)

 

A

True

B

False

Question 110 of 137

As a TRIBE member, you agree to keep FRP TRIBE Core Agreements

 

A

True

B

False

Question 111 of 137

Every family you work with is required to purchase a Family Legacy book, workbook, and e-course to ensure they are properly equipped for the journey

 

A

True

B

False

Question 112 of 137

You are encouraged to start a competing company/ministry equipping family coaches apart from FRP TRIBE

 

A

True

B

False

Question 113 of 137

You can keep your FRP Practitioner or Specialist certification good standing if you choose to life a lifestyle that is unbiblical

 

 

A

True

B

False

Question 114 of 137

You must stay current on your monthly contribution to the ministry to stay an active specialist in good standing with the FRP

 

A

True

B

False

Question 115 of 137

You may discreetly charge less for families in need should you desire to do so via private discounts

A

True

B

False

COACHING COMPETENCIES

Core coaching skills knowledge

Question 117 of 137

What percentage of the time does the coach talk in a coaching conversation?

 

 

A

60%

B

50%

C

40%

D

NONE OF THE ABOVE

Question 118 of 137

What percentage of the time does the client talk in a coaching conversation?

 

A

50%

B

70%

C

80%

D

NONE OF THE ABOVE

Question 119 of 137

What does the phrase “Ask before tell” mean, and why is it an important coaching technique?

 

Question 120 of 137

What is the most effective way of listening out of the following list?

 

A

AGREE/DISAGREE LISTENING

B

ALREADY KNOW IT/FIT LISTENING

C

PERSONALIZING LISTENING

D

ACCURATE/INACCURATE LISTENING

E

EMPATHETIC LISTENING

Question 121 of 137

The coach is responsible to set the agenda for each coaching conversation.

 

A

TRUE

B

FALSE

Question 122 of 137

The client is responsible to set a clear outcome and agenda for the coaching conversation

 

A

TRUE

B

FALSE

Question 123 of 137

The coach is responsible to give the client measurable action steps at the end of the coaching conversation

 

A

TRUE

B

FALSE

Question 124 of 137

The client is responsible to give the coach measurable action steps at the end of the coaching conversation

 

A

TRUE

B

FALSE

Question 125 of 137

What are the 5 protocols of a coaching conversation as learned in The Coach Approach to Family Class?

 

Question 126 of 137

It is not important to build trust with your coachee

 

A

True

B

False

Question 127 of 137

What makes a powerful question?

(Select all that apply)
A

Keep the questions short

B

Keep the question singular - don't stack questions

C

Use the word "what" in he question

D

Use client's words in your question

E

All the Above

Question 128 of 137

It is important to give a long preamble with lots of context before asking your coachee a question

 

A

True

B

False

FRP COACHES FACILITATION COMPETENCIES

Facilitating the Family Legacy exercises/tools knowledge

 

Question 130 of 137

What does it mean when we say a facilitator must be open?

 

Question 131 of 137

What does it mean when we say a facilitator must be neutral?

 

Question 132 of 137

What does it mean when we say a facilitator should not personalize?

 

Question 133 of 137

What does it mean when we say a facilitator must be curious?

 

Question 134 of 137

What does it mean when we say a facilitator must be safe?

 

Question 135 of 137

What does it mean when we say a facilitator must be vulnerable?

 

Question 136 of 137

What does it mean when we say a facilitator should not assume?

 

Question 137 of 137

Have you read and signed the FRP TRIBE Core Agreements Document?

A

yes

B

no

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