Gold Award Orientation Quiz

Gold Award Orientation Quiz
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This Gold Award Orientation quiz contains three sections:
- module quizzes,
- a final summary quiz, and a
- Gold Award Resources Scavenger Hunt.
You must receive 100% on all sections to pass the quiz and move on to choosing a Gold Award Mentor.

We encourage you to take this quiz at the same time as you are watching the modules and to complete both the training and the quiz alongside a supporting adult, so they are aware of the Gold Award requirements and expectations as well.

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Pre-requisite Module

Please watch the Pre-requisite Module and then answer the following questions.

Pre-requisite Module
Sarah wants to earn her Gold Award. She is currently an Ambassador in the 11th grade. She did not earn her Silver Award, but finished one Senior-level Journey and attended a Gold Award Orientation. What is the next step for her to achieve the Gold Award?

A) Complete an Ambassador-level JourneyB) Submit her Gold Award Project ProposalC) Reach out a Gold Award MentorD) Complete her Silver Award

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Pre-requisite Module
Which of the following is/are a benefit(s) of earning the Gold Award?

A) You can earn college scholarshipsB) You can enter the military a rank higherC) You can gain valuable life skillsD) You can make the world a better placeE) All of the above

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Pre-requisite Module
How many different names has the Gold Award had over the years?

A) 6B) 10C) 1D) 5E) 3

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Pre-requisite Module
What is the deadline for submission of Project Proposals for graduated high school seniors?

A) 11:59 PM, May 1stB) 11:59 PM, July 1stC) 11:59 PM, September 30thD) 11:59 PM, GraduationE) 11:59 PM, June 30th

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Service vs Take Action Module

Please watch the Service vs Take Action Module and then answer the following questions.

Service vs Take Action Module
Which of the following projects is a Take Action Project?

1. Collection books for a school that does not have its own library.2. Organizing a gardening club at a middle school to teach them about healthy living.3. Donating blankets to a homeless shelter because they do not have enough resources.

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Service vs Take Action Module
Is the following project sustainable? Betty notes that there are no after school programs at her little sister’s elementary school. She creates a volunteer led after school program and works with school administrators and is awarded a reoccurring grant to fund the program.

Yes, it is sustainableNo, it is not sustainable

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Service vs Take Action Module
True or false? Your Gold Award project can be a service project that does not rise to the level of a take action project.

TrueFalse

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Service vs Take Action Module
True or false? Your Gold Award project should be a one-time event.

TrueFalse

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Get Help and Build Your Team Module

Please watch the Get Help and Build Your Team Module and then answer the following questions.

Get Help and Build Your Team Module
Who is required to be a part of your Gold Award team?

A) At least 3 nonTroop/nonFamily memberB) Project AdvisorC) A variety of volunteers to help you with various tasksD) All of the aboveE) None of the above

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Get Help and Build Your Team Module
True or false. Your Gold Award volunteer team can just be family &/or Girl Scout Troop Members.

A) TrueB) False

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Get Help and Build Your Team Module
Who is the person to determine if your Project Proposal is ready to be submitted and will put you on the agenda for review by the Gold Award Review Board?

A) Your parentsB) Your Troop LeaderC) Your GSSJC-approved Gold Award MentorD) Your Project Advisor

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Get Help and Build Your Team Module
True or false? Your Project Advisor can be your Parent or Troop Leader.

A) TrueB) False

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Create a Plan Module

Please watch the Create a Plan Module and then answer the following questions.

Create a Plan Module
Caitlin would like to hold a car wash to fund her Gold Award project. What must she do in order to follow council guidelines?

A) She must have participated in the last two product salesB) She must have her Gold Award Project Proposal approved by the Review BoardC) She must submit a F-32 and have approval from council before she holds the car washD) All of the above

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Create a Plan Module
What is the minimum number of hours that you should spend on your Gold Award project (including planning, meetings, completing paperwork, the project itself, etc)?

A) 100B) 40C) 80D) 60E) 75

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Present Your Plan and Gather Feedback Module

Please watch the Present Your Plan and Gather Feedback Module and then answer the following questions.

Present Your Plan and Gather Feedback Module
True or false? Your Gold Award Mentor DOES NOT need to review your Project Proposal and supplemental forms before you submit them via GoGold Online.

TrueFalse

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Present Your Plan and Gather Feedback Module
Alex plans to do her Gold Award project at three elementary schools. Alex should obtain a permission letter from each elementary school. True or false?

TrueFalse

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Take Action Module

Please watch the Take Action Module and then answer the following questions.

Take Action Module
When should you track your hours?

A) When you are done with the projectB) Never, it’s not requiredC) As you goD) During your final presentation

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Take Action Module
Julie’s Project Advisor informs her that she put in her resignation with the organization and can no longer be Julie’s Project Advisor. What should Julie do?

A) Inform her Gold Award MentorB) Find a whole new projectC) Ask if there is someone else at the organization that she may be able to work withD) All of the aboveE) A and C

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Educate and Inspire Module

Please watch the Educate and Inspire Module and then answer the following questions.

Educate and Inspire Module
True or false. The Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council Publicity Form is required to be submitted with your Final Report. (There is an option to opt out of publicity.)

TrueFalse

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Educate and Inspire Module
True or false? A final presentation of your Gold Award project is required and the audience must include Girl Scouts.

TrueFalse

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Gold Award Orientation Summary Quiz

You've completed all of the Gold Award Orientation modules and now it's time to review! (There is no corresponding module for the following questions. Please proceed now.)

Gold Award Orientation Summary
What is the deadline for submission of Final Reports for graduated high school seniors?

A. 11:59 PM - May 1B. 11:59 PM - July 1C. 11:59 PM - September 30D. There is no deadline for the submission of Final Reports for graduated high school seniors.

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Gold Award Orientation Summary
A Gold Award project must be a:

Service ProjectTake Action Project

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Gold Award Orientation Summary
Which one of the following is/are a characteristic of a Gold Award Take Action Project?

A. Addressing an immediate needB. Being measurableC. Making the world a better place “right now”, but does not make provisions for the futureD. Addressing the root cause of the issueE. B and D

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Gold Award Orientation Summary
Is this project a service project or Gold Award Take Action Project? Susie wants to collect blankets and food for an animal shelter school that does not have enough supplies. The animal shelter will be able to use the blankets for years to come.

Service ProjectTake Action Project

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Gold Award Orientation Summary
Which project concept is Gold Award sustainable? Michelle notices that there are no after school programs at her little sister’s elementary school. Since Michelle loves doing art and cares about mental health so she decides to:

A. Host one week of after school art days where the kids get to make fun art in a healthy environment, take their art with them, and display it at home forever. The experience is enough.B. Partner with the school faculty to start an after school art club where the kids get to experience different types of art and the mental health benefits of doing art on a regular basis.

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Gold Award Orientation Summary
Who is required to be a part of your Gold Award Team?

A. At least 3 nonTroop/nonFamily membersB. Project AdvisorC. A variety of volunteersD. All of the aboveE. None of the above

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Gold Award Orientation Summary
True or False? A Gold Award Mentor helps you design a project that meets Gold Award guidelines and determines if your paperwork is ready and they will then put you on the agenda to be reviewed by the Gold Award Review Board. A Gold Award Project Advisor is an expert in your project issue and/or a representative of your partnering organization.

TrueFalse

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Gold Award Orientation Summary
True or False? You can submit your Project Proposal via GoGold without the approval of a GSSJC approved Gold Award Mentor. The Gold Award Review Board will review it without a Gold Award Mentor's approval.

TrueFalse

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Gold Award Orientation Summary
The Gold Award Project Proposal writing process can be a challenging part of the process administratively. It is important to show everyone (including my Gold Award Mentor and myself) grace and patience during this time. It is important to keep my communications clear and timely.

TrueFalse

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Virtual Quiz Summary
Your Score out of 100
Your Score is less than 100 - Click "Back" and correct any incorrect answers.
Please click back and look for the red Stop Sign and correct the question prior to it.
You have Scored a 100%!

Great job! You've completed the Gold Award Orientation modules and module quiz questions. It's time to finish up with the Gold Award Resources Scavenger Hunt.

In-Person Quiz Summary
Your Score out of 100
Your Score is less than 100 - Click "Back" and correct any incorrect answers.
Please click back and look for the red Stop Sign and correct the question prior to it.
You have Scored a 100%!

Great job! You've completed the Gold Award Orientation modules and module quiz questions. It's time to finish up with the Gold Award Resources Scavenger Hunt (link will be sent in a separate email for later)!

Gold Award Resources Scavenger Hunt

It's recommended that you save or bookmark these links as you go!
Let's take a look at the resources that GSSJC provides to help you be successful in your Gold Award journey and beyond!

We recommend completing this scavenger hunt alongside a supporting adult so that they are also familiar with the resources available to support you in your Gold Award journey.

It is essential that you are accessing GSSJC's Gold Award resources, not those from GSUSA or another council. Each council has it's own process for managing the Gold Award program.

Be sure when searching for these resources that you verify that you are going to a GSSJC site!

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Additional Funding Opportunity Forms

Its recommended that you save or bookmark these links as you go!
There are additional opportunities available to secure funding/supplies for your Gold Award project beyond the standard product sales (Fall Product and Cookie Programs) and self-funding (personal, family, or troop funds) options. Most Gold Award projects do not require additional funding. Approval for additional funding opportunities is required via the forms below.

These additional funding options are:
- Additional Money-Earning Activities https://www.gssjc.org/content/dam/gssjc-redesign/documents/forms/finance/F-32%20Money%20Earning%20Activity%20Guidelines%20and%20Application.pdf
- Soliciting for In-kind and Monetary Donations https://www.gssjc.org/content/dam/gssjc-redesign/documents/forms/finance/F-30A-ContributionSolicitationRequestForm.pdf
Open the two form links.
True or false? According to the F-32, additional money earning activities that are directed toward the PUBLIC (like a car wash) are not permitted during the Fall Product or Cookie Programs, but internal ones directed toward GIRL SCOUTS (like a badge day for younger girls) are allowed during those times.

TrueFalse
True or false? Girls cannot earn their Gold Award at all if they have not participated in the last two product sales.

TrueFalse, any Girl Scout of the appropriate age is allowed to earn the Gold Award, but if they have not participated in the last two product sales, they will be restricted in certain additional funding options (note: most projects do not require funding or are self-funded).
True or false? The F-32 Money-earning Activities form must be submitted for approval to your Girl Scout Community Leadership Team while the F-30 Contribution/Solicitation Request form must be submitted to the Highest Awards Manager at goldaward@sjgs.org.

TrueFalse

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Your Score out of 100
Your Score is less than 100 - Click "Back" and correct any incorrect answers.
Please click back and look for the red Stop Sign and correct the question prior to it.
You have Scored 100%!

Great job! You are well on your way to Going GOLD!

Click submit to receive your Gold Award Orientation Quiz and Scavenger Hunt confirmation of completion email and the link to the Gold Award Mentor Lookbook!

When you reach out to a Gold Award Mentor, you are required to share your Gold Award Orientation confirmation of completion email (screenshots are permitted as long as your name and score are included).
You have Scored 100%!

Great job! You are well on your way to Going GOLD!

Click submit to receive your Gold Award Orientation Quiz completion email and the link to the Gold Award Mentor Lookbook!

When you reach out to a Gold Award Mentor, you are required to share your Gold Award Orientation confirmation of completion email (screenshots are permitted as long as your name and score are included).
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Gold Award Orientation Quiz

Personal Information

Pre-requisite Module

Pre-requisite Module

Pre-requisite Module

Pre-requisite Module

Pre-requisite Module

Service vs Take Action Module

Service vs Take Action Module

Service vs Take Action Module

Service vs Take Action Module

Service vs Take Action Module

Get Help and Build Your Team Module

Get Help and Build Your Team Module

Get Help and Build Your Team Module

Get Help and Build Your Team Module

Get Help and Build Your Team Module

Create a Plan Module

Create a Plan Module

Create a Plan Module

Present Your Plan and Gather Feedback Module

Present Your Plan and Gather Feedback Module

Present Your Plan and Gather Feedback Module

Take Action Module

Take Action Module

Take Action Module

Educate and Inspire Module

Educate and Inspire Module

Educate and Inspire Module

Gold Award Orientation Summary Quiz

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Gold Award Orientation Summary

Gold Award Orientation Summary

Gold Award Orientation Summary

Gold Award Orientation Summary

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Gold Award Orientation Summary

Gold Award Orientation Summary

Virtual Quiz Summary

In-Person Quiz Summary

Gold Award Resources Scavenger Hunt

GSSJC's Gold Award Webpage

GSSJC's Highest Awards Online Community

GSSJC's Gold Award Project Guide

Additional Funding Opportunity Forms