Civics Quiz: Self-Care and Character

What does self-care mean in a civic and ethical context?

• Only taking vacations

• Caring for your body, mind, and relationships responsibly

• Avoiding responsibilities

• Buying expensive products

Which of these shows the responsible use of intelligence?

• Cheating on exams to get good grades

• Using knowledge to make informed and fair decisions

• Memorizing facts without reflection

• Copying ideas without credit

The capacity to love in character education means…

• Romantic feelings only

• Respect, empathy, and service to others

• Ignoring people who think differently

• Only helping family members

Why is self-knowledge important for self-care?

• It makes you selfish

• It helps you identify strengths and areas to improve

• It avoids responsibility

• It guarantees success without effort

A 'Values Tree' activity helps students…

• Connect personal values to concrete actions

• Memorize definitions only

• Compare grades with others

• Avoid reflecting on themselves

Which of these is a strength in the emotional dimension?

• Patience when facing difficulties

• Running long distances

• Learning math quickly

• Speaking another language

Guided meditation in class encourages…

• Sleeping instead of learning

• Reflection on inner worth and peace

• Avoiding reality

• Physical exercise only

What is the main reflection prompt of this unit?

• How do my friends influence my hobbies?

• How do my choices reflect my values and identity?

• Why do people disagree in politics?

• How can I earn more money?

When you act according to your values, you…

• Strengthen your identity and character

• Always get rewarded externally

• Avoid all mistakes

• Never change your opinion

Which action reflects poor self-care?

• Sleeping enough hours

• Respecting your limits

• Ignoring your health and overworking

• Taking breaks when necessary