Respect and Empathy

Your friends are on the basketball team. They just lost a big game. What would you say to show empathy?

• I think the other team was better.

• You must win the next game!

• You must be dissapointed, you have practiced so hard.

• You are always losers.

Your sister lost her wallet and all her allowance money was in it. What would you say to show empathy?

• Don't worry. You can earn more money next week.

• How silly were you! You must be more careful with your wallet next time!

• You should ask mom or dad for extra money.

• I'm sorry, I know you have been saving up your allowance for a long time.

Which character sets the moral tone that self-respect, empathy, and noble qualities can be found in the lowly?

• Curley

• Candy

• Slim

• Carlson

Which literary device is used to convey respect and empathy in a narrative?

• Metaphor

• Irony

• Alliteration

• Personification

In a story, how can a character demonstrate empathy towards another character?

• By ignoring their feelings

• By understanding their emotions

• By mocking their situation

• By competing with them

What is the effect of empathy on character development in literature?

• It makes characters more relatable

• It makes characters less interesting

• It creates confusion in the plot

• It reduces the depth of characters

Which sentence best demonstrates the use of empathy in communication?

• I don't care what you're going through.

• I understand how you feel and I'm here to help.

• Your problems are not my concern.

• You should just get over it.

How does the theme of respect manifest in Shakespeare's plays?

• Through the use of soliloquies

• Through the interactions between noble characters

• Through the depiction of war

• Through the comedic elements

Which of the following is a synonym for empathy?

• Apathy

• Sympathy

• Indifference

• Hostility

In literature, how does empathy influence the reader's connection to the story?

• It distances the reader from the characters

• It enhances the reader's emotional engagement

• It confuses the reader about the plot

• It makes the story less believable