UHV Quiz

Which subject enables us to understand what is valuable for human happiness?

• Skill Development

• Value Education

• Spiritual Education

• Professional Education

Why is there a need for Value Education?

• To enhance tech skills

• To master professional tools

• To identify aspirations and remove confusions

• To focus solely on scientific thinking

Which term describes the method used in Value Education?

• Lecture-based learning

• Self-exploration

• Group debates

• Online quizzes

What are the two components involved in self-exploration?

• Memorization and recall

• Natural acceptance and experiential validation

• Skill-building and grading

• Lecture and assignment

What does “universal” imply in the context of Value Education?

• Applies only to urban populations

• Relevant for all human beings across time and cultures

• Based on cultural traditions only

• Requires advanced study

Why must value education be rational?

• To enforce beliefs by authority

• To appeal to human reasoning, not blind faith

• To focus on religious teachings

• To avoid logical thinking

“Natural and verifiable” means:…

• Accepted instinctively and testable in living

• Taken from scriptures

• Imposed by educators

• Based on hearsay

What does “all-encompassing” refer to in Value Education content?

• Focus only on behavior

• Covers thought, behavior, work, realization and multiple levels

• Only technical skills

• Only social behavior

What is the value of any entity, according to Value Education?

• Its price

• Its participation in the larger order

• Its popularity

• Its design

How do values differ from skills?

• Values are goals; skills are habits

• Values define what’s important; skills enable achievement

• Values are physical; skills are mental

• Values are taught; skills are innate