Values Education Pre- Assessment 1

What term refers to the skills and competencies that individuals are expected to possess at a certain age or stage of life?

• A) Talents

• B) Responsibilities

• C) Expected abilities

• D) Interests

   

Which of the following is an example of an expected behavior for a responsible student?

• A) Skipping school to have fun with friends

• B) Completing homework assignments on time

• C) Ignoring classroom rules

• D) Being consistently late to school

When someone shows an aptitude for playing a musical instrument or excelling in a particular subject, what are they displaying?

• A) Interests

• B) Talents

• C) Responsibilities

• D) Expected behaviors

Which of the following is an example of a responsibility in a family setting?

• A) Playing video games all day

• B) Helping with household chores

• C) Ignoring family members

• D) Refusing to listen to parents

   

If a student is passionate about environmental conservation and actively participates in recycling programs, what aspect of their values education does this represent?

• A) Talents

• B) Responsibilities

• C) Expected behaviors

• D) Interests

What term describes the things that attract and engage an individual's attention or passion?

• A) Talents

• B) Responsibilities

• C) Expected abilities

• D) Interests

Which of the following is NOT an example of an expected ability for a student?

• A) Reading and writing skills

• B) Basic math skills

• C) Expert-level knowledge in a particular subject

• D) Critical thinking skills

What is the term for actions or duties that individuals are expected to fulfill as part of a role or position?

• A) Talents

• B) Responsibilities

• C) Interests

• D) Expected behaviors

When a person consistently exhibits kindness and respect toward others, what type of behavior are they displaying?

• A) Expected behavior

• B) Talented behavior

• C) Irresponsible behavior

• D) Responsible behavior

Which of the following is an example of a responsibility at school?

• A) Making new friends

• B) Completing assignments and homework

• C) Sleeping during class

• D) Skipping school