Q3 Lesson 01 Assessment

What are subjective values?

• Values that are universally accepted as good

• Values that originate from the individual’s personal beliefs

• Values influenced by Natural Law

• Values set by government rules

Which of the following is an example of subjective values?

• Honesty is good because it is a universal truth

• A person believes helping others is important based on personal experience

• Stealing is always wrong because of the moral law

• Telling the truth is a universal good

Objective values originate from what?

• Family influence

• Personal belief

• Truth itself and moral law

• Peer pressure

Which type of value is socially binding at all times and places?

• Subjective

• Objective

• Personal

• Cultural

What type of value remains constant and universally recognized as good?

• Subjective

• Objective

• Social

• Temporary

What is the most influential factor in value formation?

• Peers

• Teachers

• Family

• Media

Which value is first taught at home?

• Work ethics

• Nationalism

• Good manners

• Religious beliefs

What role do teachers play in value formation?

• They introduce entirely new values

• They reinforce values learned at home

• They only focus on academic subjects

• They replace family values

Which school rule helps students value good grooming?

• Eating properly

• Wearing a uniform

• Haircut rule

• Academic honesty

Which of these activities promotes value formation in schools?

• Clean As You Go (CLAYGO)

• Silent reading in the library

• Classroom cleaning

• All of the above