Chapter 2 Character Development-- 50 POINTS

What is not an example of good character?

• having courage in difficult situations

• admiring others

• showing kindness

• being honest

What do you call standards of ethical behavior that are generally accepted worldwide?

• cultural values

• universal values

• team values

• good values

What does it mean to be open-minded?

• being compassionate and honest

• showing you have good character

• showing you have a lot of potential

• willing to consider all sides of an issue

What contributes to a person's decision-making?

• family

• wants and needs

• showing kindness

• being honest

What best describes the decision-making process?

• It is a flexible outline.

• It is like a maze.

• culture

• It is a rigid process.

• It is like a math formula.

What is always true about role models?

• they are older than you

• they are younger than you

• they set positive examples

• they are family members

What is integrity?

• a learned value

• being honest

• being open-minded

• acting according to your values

What is the definition of a responsible citizen?

• to send his children to public schools

• to keep his lawn tidy

• to follow the laws of the community

• to serve in the local government

What rights do the citizens of a community have?

• the right to public schools

• the right to vote for city officials

• the right to fire and police protection

• all of these

How can you demonstrate good citizenship?

• volunteer

• respect others

• obey the laws

• all of these