1. Who was the inspiration for the book's title? Thom Hartman Deepak Chopra Wayne Dyer Dan Millman

2. How many chapters or suggestions are there to help the reader overcome the rigors of life and see them in a different light, simply as "small stuff"? 200 50 100 35

3. Chapter 8 suggests that you should do something nice for someone. There is an "and", as this is a two-part suggestion. What is the second part? "Do something nice for three more people." "Expect something nice to happen to you." "Keep a journal." "Do not tell anyone about it."

4. Chapter 37 suggests that it is more important to choose to be kind than to choose to be what? Selfish Mean Right Ignorant

5. Chapter 54 is based on the title of a book written by Jon Kabat-Zinn. The title of this book is a statement that Dr. Carlson is attempting to explain to the reader. What statement is this? "Beauty Is In the Eye of the Beholder" "Listen More and Talk Less" "If It Ain't Broke, Don't Fix It" "Wherever You Go, There You Are"

6. Chapter 60 sounds like a word play and in many ways, it is. What is the title of this chapter? "Instead of Being Nowhere, Be Now Here" "Turn Your Melodrama Into a Mellow-Drama" "Anger and Angel are Only One Letter Away" "Turn It Around and Your Dog is God"

7. Chapter 72 suggests that you take up yoga. True False

8. Chapter 75 suggests that you look at your problems differently. What strategy does Dr. Carlson suggest that you look at your problems as? Obstacles Non-Existent Teachers Joyous Tasks

9. I am going to scale back to Chapter 18. It is based on the fact that humans need stimuli from the outside world to be able to function. What is the name of this chapter? "Don't Interrupt Others or Finish Their Sentences" "Choose Your Battles Wisely" "Allow Yourself to be Bored" "Become More Patient"

10. What is the title of the final chapter? "Don't Sweat the Small Stuff." "Trust Your Gut Feelings." "You Are Now Perfect." "Live This Day as if it Were Your Last. It Might Be!"