
RECUPERAÇÃO 3TH GRADERS
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1.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
TEXTO I- How to help develop self-awareness
Gaining self-awareness can start in small ways, like recognizing strengths. People often focus on what needs improvement but don’t always consider what they do well.
Recognizing those abilities helps build self-esteem. It also allows people to use their strengths to work on challenges.
For families: Get self-awareness tips for grade-schoolers, tweens, and teens.
For educators: Download a self-awareness worksheet for kids.
For adults: Learn more about self-advocacy and why it’s important.
Fonte: https://www.understood.org/en/articles/the-importance-of-self-awareness
1) De acordo com o texto, para desenvolver a autoconsciência é preciso:
refletir sobre seus pontos fortes.
reconhecer seus pontos fortes.
trabalhar seus pontos fortes.
ignorar seus pontos fortes.
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
TEXTO II- Self-Knowledge Vs. Self-Awareness
Self-knowledge and self-awareness are related terms but are not synonymous. Self-awareness is defined as the ability to become the object of your own attention and includes identifying, processing, storing, and recalling information that is specific to yourself and your experiences
(Morin & Racy, 2021). Put more simply, self-awareness can be thought of as your ability to reflect or introspect.
Self-awareness is the basis for self-knowledge. The two concepts differ in that self-knowledge implies an accuracy to your perceptions of yourself. For example, if I consider myself to be an extrovert but feel immediately overwhelmed by the presence of others, I would be expressing self-awareness, but not self-knowledge.
2) De acordo com o texto, autoconhecimento e autoconsciência são diferentes porque:
Autoconhecimento é a precisão nas percepções que você tem de si mesmo e autoconsciência é a capacidade de refletir sobre você mesmo.
Autoconsciência é se conhecer profundamente e autoconhecimento é a capacidade de introspectar sobre si mesmo.
É impossível que sejam sinônimas, pois autoconhecimento é a base para a autoconsciência, e não o contrário.
Apesar de serem termos relacionados, são sempre usadas em contextos diferentes.
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
3) Conforme informado no texto, autoconsciência também envolve:
Ter uma boa percepção de si mesmo.
Refletir sobre as ações das outras pessoas.
Aumentar as vezes que fazemos uma autoanálise.
Relembrar informações específicas para você e suas experiências.
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
TEXTO III- The importance of self-knowledge for your career
Developing self-knowledge is important for your personal life, but it is also essential for your career.
This is because having self-knowledge helps you know which path to follow, what motivates you and what being a successful professional means to you.
4) No trecho: “This is because having self-knowledge helps you know which path to follow”, a palavra “path” significa:
Sucesso.
Carreira.
Pontos.
Passos.
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
TEXTO IV- Use your strengths and weaknesses
Developing your self-knowledge involves critically analyzing your strengths and weaknesses and learning to deal with them.
Applying this knowledge in practice, however, means discovering how to use these points to your advantage.
When you analyze your strengths, you can distinguish your natural abilities, what you like to do and what brings you satisfaction.
As well as understanding what your vulnerabilities are, trying to work on them so they don't become limiting.
5) De acordo com o texto, ao analisar seus pontos fortes, você consegue distinguir:
suas habilidades naturais.
seus desejos desconhecidos.
os gostos que precisa mudar.
as habilidades para desenvolver.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
6) Após a leitura do trecho “As well as understanding what your vulnerabilities are, trying to work on them so they don't become limiting.”, é possível compreender que precisamos:
Trabalhar os pontos fracos para que eles não te limitem.
Focar exclusivamente nos nossos pontos fortes.
Sempre tentar mudar nossos pontos fracos.
Escolher somente o que nos traz satisfação.
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Areas of Knowledge
Areas of knowledge are specific branches of knowledge, each of which can be seen to have a distinct nature and different methods of gaining knowledge.
Qual é o assunto do texto?
O desenvolvimento das áreas de conhecimento.
A importância das áreas de conhecimento.
O significado das áreas de conhecimento.
A descrição das áreas de conhecimento.
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