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Who am I?

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Define heredity

a)

A process that causes people to be the same as others.

b)

The passing of genes from only the offspring's dad.

c)

The sum of all traits passed on through genes from parents to children.

d)

The passing of genes from only the offspring's mom.

2.

Define environment

a)

Your environment is made up of everything that surrounds you.

b)

A concept that includes only where you live.

c)

The great outdoors

d)

A concept that only refers to objects that are around you.

3.

What is not included in your psychological environment

a)

Attitudes expressed by the people around you

b)

Feelings and beliefs of your family members, teachers, classmates, and friends.

c)

Support by your family and friends.

d)

Trees, animals, and other forms of nature.

4.

Which is not true about personality?

a)

You are born with your personality.

b)

It is the total of all the behavioral qualities and traits that make up an individual.

c)

It results from a special blending of your heredity, environment, and cultural heritage.

d)

It includes traits that are both desirable and undesirable.

5.

Which is not true about character?

a)

Character describes inner traits such as conscience, moral strength, and social attitudes.

b)

It is the force that guides your conduct and behavior toward acceptable standards of right and wrong.

c)

Character begins to develop in adulthood.

d)

Includes traits such as caring, fairness, respect, trustworthiness, and citizenship.

6.

Which is true about self-concept?

a)

Not everyone has a self concept.

b)

It is the view you have of yourself.

c)

It is not as important as some people make it out to be,

d)

It is not influenced by other people.

7.

What is a way to help improve your self concept?

a)

Set goals that are unrealistic

b)

Try to develop skills you do not have the talent or ability to do.

c)

Spend time doing activities you do not enjoy.

d)

Look for positive relationships with others.

8.

What is not true about chronological growth.

a)

It refers to a person's age.

b)

It takes place at the same rate for everyone.

c)

Everybody grows chronologically at their own pace.

d)

It is used for people to prove their age to obtain a driver's license, vote in elections, or enlist for military service.

9.

Which type of growth refers to development in the range of feelings and the ability to express these feelings?

a)

Physical growth

b)

Intellectual growth

c)

Social growth

d)

Emotional growth

10.

Which type of growth refers to changes in your body stature?

a)

Physical growth

b)

Intellectual growth

c)

Social growth

d)

Emotional growth

11.

Which type of growth refers to developing the ability to reason and form complex thought patterns?

a)

Physical growth

b)

Intellectual growth

c)

Social growth

d)

Emotional growth

12.

Which type of growth means developing the ability to get along with other people.

a)

Physical growth

b)

Intellectual growth

c)

Social growth

d)

Emotional growth

13.

Which of Maslow's needs have first priority?

a)

Safety and security

b)

Love and affection

c)

Esteem

d)

Physical needs

14.

Which is not true about wants?

a)

They are things people desire but don't need.

b)

They are the same for everybody.

c)

They may bring satisfaction but life will go on without them.

d)

Some wants may actually other people's needs.

15.

Which is not true about values?

a)

They were given to you at birth.

b)

They are beliefs, feelings, and experiences you consider to be important and desirable.

c)

They guide the decisions you make in everyday life.

d)

All of the experiences you have had throughout your life have contributed to your set of values.

16.

Which statement is true about standards?

a)

You are born with your own set of standards.

b)

Standards are the same for all people.

c)

Standards are not important.

d)

People's standards are related to their values.

17.

Which of the following factors may affect your values?

a)

Your relationships with other people

b)

Your experiences, education, and knowledge

c)

Your religious and moral beliefs

d)

All of these may affect your values.