2.4.5.CLASSWORK Authority and Obedience

What is the role of authority in the family?

• Provide guidance, set boundaries, and make decisions

• Be absent and uninvolved in family matters

• Always give in to the demands of the family members

• Ignore the family members

Opinion leaders influence society through:

• manipulating the media to control public opinion
• shaping and influencing opinions and behaviors
• forcing people to conform to their beliefs
• spreading misinformation and lies

What is a potential consequence of blind obedience to authority?

• Unethical behavior or harm to others
• Enhanced critical thinking and problem-solving skills
• Improved communication and teamwork
• Increased productivity and efficiency

What distinguishes authority from power?

• Authority is the ability to enforce orders and power is the right to give them.
• Authority is the same as power.
• Authority is the ability to enforce orders and power is the ability to give them.
• Authority is the right to give orders and power is the ability to enforce them.

How can children show obedience to their parents?

• By ignoring their instructions and doing whatever they want

• By following their instructions, showing respect, and being responsible

• By being disrespectful and disobedient

• By refusing to take on any responsibilities

Why is it important to follow rules in school?

• To maintain order, discipline, and a safe learning environment.

• To make the teachers' lives difficult

• To cause chaos and disruption

• To rebel against authority

Give an example of a rule that students should obey in the classroom.

• Raise your hand before speaking.

• Ignore the teacher's instructions

• Run around the classroom during class

• Use your phone during a lesson

What is the consequence of not following rules in the community?

• No consequences at all for not following rules

• Being celebrated as a hero for not following rules

• Consequences for not following rules in the community can include disciplinary actions, social ostracism, or negative impact on the overall well-being of the community.

• Receiving a reward for breaking the rules

Religious leaders often exercise authority in matters related to:

• a) Financial management
• b) Political lobbying
• c) Sports coaching
• b) Spiritual guidance

Explain the importance of obeying traffic laws.

• Traffic laws are only for inexperienced drivers and do not apply to everyone

• Obeying traffic laws is important for the safety of all road users and helps to prevent accidents and traffic congestion.

• Ignoring traffic laws actually helps to improve traffic flow and reduce accidents

• Obeying traffic laws is not important and does not affect safety on the road