Quiz on Lifelong Education and Social Norms

What is the primary focus of lifelong learning?

• Voluntary and self-motivated education

• Formal education only

• Education mandated by the government

• Education for children only

Which of the following is NOT one of UNESCO's Four Pillars of Education?

• Learning to live together

• Learning to govern

• Learning to do

• Learning to know

What does the Continuing Education Development Program in Macau promote?

• Higher education for children

• Lifelong education for all ages

• Mandatory education for adults

• Education only for the elderly

What are social norms?

• Written laws enforced by the government

• Informal rules defining acceptable behavior

• Strict regulations for all citizens

• Cultural traditions that never change

Which of the following is an example of a social norm?

• A law against theft

• A tradition of greeting with a handshake

• A scientific theory

• A financial regulation

What is the role of ethics in society?

• To promote only religious beliefs

• To enforce laws strictly

• To eliminate all social norms

• To provide a standard for judging behavior

According to Mèngzǐ, what is the relationship between ruler and subject?

• There is conflict

• There is inequality

• There is righteousness

• There is no relationship

What does the term 'public power' refer to?

• The power of the media

• The authority of private organizations

• The influence of social norms

• The authority given to act on behalf of the government

Which of the following is a type of social norm?

• Laws

• Beliefs and religions

• Government policies

• Economic theories

What is a key characteristic of lifelong learning?

• It is always formal

• It is mandatory for all

• It is only for the elderly

• It is often self-motivated