GSMW Gold Award Training Module Quiz

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Please take this quiz after you have read the GSMW Gold Award Toolkit and the Gold Award Guidelines as well as watched the GSMW Gold Award online training video. You must achieve a score of 8/10 before you can submit your Gold Award project proposal to GSMW. GSMW's Highest Awards Coordinator will reach out to you to review your answers and provide any further instructions. Questions or problems, please contact customercare@gsmw.org.

Please do not use a school email address.

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Troop # or Juliette *

Troop Leader or Juliette Mentor's Name *

1. Which of the following would be the correct prerequisite for a Girl Scout Senior to complete before she can submit her Gold Award proposal? *

1 point

A. She earned the Bronze Award.

B. She earned a Senior Journey but did not do the Take Action project.

C. She earned the Senior True North Leadership Award.

D. There are no prerequisites to complete before submitting the Gold Award proposal.

2. My Troop Leader helped guide me through earning my Bronze and Silver Awards. She is also the Executive Director of the town's food bank and my project will address food insecurity, can she be my Project Advisor? *

1 point

A. Yes, she is an expert in the issue that the project is addressing.

B. No, your Project Advisor can't be a Girl Scout volunteer or caregiver/family member.

3. The deadline for submitting a project proposal to GSMW to be approved for a graduating senior is: *

1 point

A. September 30th of the year she graduates.

B. May 1st of her senior year.

C. September 30th of her senior year.

D. There is no deadline to submit a project proposal to GSMW.

4. You will be asked to make project goals during the process of writing your proposal. These are often referred to as SMART goals. What are SMART goals? *

1 point

A. Sustainability, measurability, accountability, root cause of an issue and target audience.

B. Specific, measurable, achievable/attainable, relevant, timely

C. Sensitive, money, accurate, resourceful, take action

D. Specific, measurable, achievable, responsible, timely

5. Does GSMW require you to complete GoGold steps 1 and 2? *

1 point

A. Yes, GSMW requires all steps be completed on GoGold.

B. No, GSMW does not require steps 1 and 2 but they recommend them.

6. A Gold Award applicant needs to raise funds to finance her project. Read through each answer and select the answers that best represents what she can do and the guidelines she needs to follow. *

1 point

A. Ask community businesses for money, put out a tip jar at her church, and host a spaghetti dinner. She will submit an Additional Money Earning Request at least 14 days prior to doing any of these things.

B. Host a car wash, ask businesses for in-kind donations, and use troop funds. She will submit an Additonal Money Earning Request for the car wash 14 days in advance for approval and the decision to use troop funds will be made by all the girls in the troop.

C. After receiving approval for asking businesses for monetary donations receives $300 from an insurance agent. She asks her troop leader to deposit the money in the troop account for when she needs it.

D. Asks for money for Christmas from her family, pursue a grant and lets GSMW know of her intentions and use cookie proceeds from her troop after the troop decides as a whole how they are using their funds.

E. Both B and D

7. What is the role of the Gold Award Committee? *

1 point

A. Review project proposals for professionalism and accuracy.

B. Nominate Gold Award projects for the GSUSA Gold Award Scholarship.

C. Review project proposals and provide feedback.

D. Ensure the Gold Award Standards of Excellence are maintained and that a project meets all the requirements.

E. Both C & D

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