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Character Formation

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

It primarily consists of attitudes toward activities and work.

a)

Cultural character

b)

social character

c)

personal character

d)

behavior

2.

A person with a (a)   cultural character may often disregard or break the law.

3.

(a)   is typically learned from parents , teachers, and friends.

4.

It involves moral standards that exhibit right and wrong conduct.

a)

self respect

b)

applied ethics

c)

personal values

d)

normative ethics

5.

(a)   is a heartfelt concern for the good of others.

6.

Choose the wrong answer.

Those who do not follow the rules are considered:

a)

sinners

b)

outcasts

c)

trouble makers

d)

law breakers

7.

Strengths of a person's character that promote flourishing and well-being.

a)

moral character

b)

vices

c)

virtues

d)

traits

8.

(a)   are character flaws that impede flourishing and limit one's sense of well-being.

9.

Executive virtues, moral virtues, intellectual virtues are:

a)

Moral values

b)

Types of values

c)

Types of virtues

d)

Types of moral virtues

10.

The universal law of characters states that:

a)

One should not pause harm to himself of to others

b)

One should not clause harm to himself or to others

c)

One should not cause harm to himself or to others

d)

One should not cost harm to himself and to others

11.

Repeated or typical behavior is called:

a)

character strait

b)

character treat

c)

character trait

d)

character straight

12.

Environmental concern is thinking globally while acting ______.

a)

vocally

b)

locality

c)

positively

d)

locally

13.

It is the outward manifestation of character or attitude:

a)

personality

b)

behavior

c)

character

d)

traits

14.

(a)   are highly influential in establishing a person's character.

15.

It is the sum of all the character traits.

a)

pearson's character

b)

person's character

c)

per son's character

d)

pier sans character

16.

The following are examples of negative or bad characters except one:

a)

biased

b)

unreliable

c)

understanding

d)

dishones

17.

The following are examples of positive or good personal traits except one:

a)

confident

b)

kind

c)

courageous

d)

determined

18.

(a)   is a set of beliefs or attitudes that define what sort of person one is.

19.

Is that deeply internalized pattern of values and attitudes and the consequent actions that are often established in pre-cognitive times of life through the natural and normal education patterns that are appropriate for young children.

a)

Attitudes

b)

Behavior formation

c)

Character formation

d)

Personality development

20.

_________ is how a person reacts to a stimulus or stimuli

a)

Aptitude

b)

Personality

c)

Behavior

d)

Attitude