STS Pancasila 1

The first principle of Pancasila, 'Belief in One God', teaches us to respect and honor the beliefs of others, even if they differ from our own. A behavior that reflects the practice of the first principle is...

• Inviting friends of different religions to worship at church.

• Respecting a friend who is fasting by not eating and drinking in front of them.

• Disturbing a friend who is worshiping in class during break time.

• Mocking a friend for having an unusual name.

The second principle of Pancasila, 'Just and Civilized Humanity', means that every human being has equal status, rights, and obligations. The following are examples of attitudes that align with the second principle, except...

• Bullying or mocking a friend because of their economic situation.

• Introducing a new friend to all classmates.

• Collecting donations for disaster victims.

• Helping a friend who fell off a bike regardless of their background.

The third principle of Pancasila states 'Unity of Indonesia'. A behavior that reflects this principle in the school environment is...

• Choosing a class leader based on their ethnicity and religion.

• Participating in community service to clean the school environment together without distinguishing backgrounds.

• Holding a discussion to determine the class duty schedule.

• Grouping with friends only from the same region.

The fourth principle of Pancasila states 'Democracy Guided by the Inner Wisdom in the Deliberation/Representation'. A behavior that reflects the practice of this principle in daily life is...

• Letting a friend who lost in the class leader election remain sad and not talking to them.

• Choosing a class leader by voting or majority vote.

• Prioritizing personal interests over group interests.

• Making decisions alone when creating group work.

The fifth principle of Pancasila states 'Social Justice for All Indonesian People'. A behavior that reflects this principle is...

• Maintaining cleanliness and safety of the surrounding environment.

• Respecting the rights of others and not discriminating based on ethnicity, religion, and race.

• Participating in neighborhood deliberations to maintain security.

• Appreciating cultural diversity by learning traditional dances.

As a student, the easiest way to practice the values of Pancasila in daily life at school is...

• Becoming the overall champion in class every year.

• Being friendly and helping all friends without discrimination.

• Memorizing the five principles of Pancasila by heart.

• Always wearing the most expensive school uniform.

If a friend needs help, such as having difficulty completing assignments, the attitude we should show as a practice of Pancasila is...

• Helping them by teaching how to complete the assignment until they understand.

• Laughing at friends because they cannot complete the assignment.

• Giving all the answers to the assignment to finish quickly.

• Ignoring and letting the friend try on their own.

The most appropriate attitude when we find differences of opinion while working on group assignments is...

• Forcing our opinion on other friends.

• Immediately reporting the difference of opinion to the teacher.

• Leaving the group because there is no agreement.

• Holding a discussion to find the best solution agreed upon together.

Behavior that shows that we have practiced Pancasila for the happiness of all in the school environment is...

• Only playing with friends who have the same hobby.

• Being indifferent to problems occurring in the school environment.

• Always speaking in a loud tone so that everyone can hear.

• Maintaining order in class and school so that everyone feels comfortable.

One of the mutual cooperation attitudes that align with the values of Pancasila is...

• Only helping friends when there is a reward given.

• Participating in cleaning the school environment together.

• Letting friends clean the class alone because it feels like their task.

• Not wanting to share food with friends during lunch.