WorksheetsFACS1 Ch.2 Character
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
The consequences of your decisions affect only you.
True
False
Which of the following is NOT an example of good character
Having courage in difficult situations
Showing kindness
Blaming others for your actions
Being Honest
People are role models only if they choose to be.
True
False
An ethical principle is a standard for right and wrong behavior.
True
False
Universal values are common values in different cultures and countries.
True
False
Your personal character is fully developed by the time you are 15 years old. It will not change much after that.
True
False
A member of a community is a good citizen.
True
False
What best describes the decision making process?
Flexible outline
Maze
Math Formula
Rigid Process
Which of the following are ways to promote diversity. Select All that apply.
Attending church with someone who practices a different religion.
Learning a new language.
Trying out foods from another culture
Attending various cultural music festivals.
Someone who is able to admit their mistakes demonstrates what quality?
Fairness
Diversity
Personal Responsibility
Compassion for Others
What does society influence?
A person's needs
A person's decisions and behaviors
A person's trustworthiness
ALL OF THE ABOVE
Click the checkboxes next to the positive results of making good decisions.
Setting good examples for others
Improved self esteem
Increased respect from family and friends
Overall Success in Life
Which is not considered a volunteer opportunity?
shoveling snow for an elderly person
volunteering at the nursing home
tutoring children for a fee
collecting toys for donation to a shelter
Fill in the blank with the EXACT missing words. The chorus to Aaron Tippin's song is "You've got to stand for something (a) ."
Quote of the Day- Fill in the Blank. "A diamond is a chunk of coal that did well under (a) ."
Match the term with its definition: A combination of traits that show strong ethical principles and maturity.
Values
Character
Work Ethic
Universal Values
A belief or idea about what is important.
ethics
value
character
principle
A person who has influence over and
guides a group.
Role Model
Leader
Peer Pressure
Manager
Changes in the characteristics of the
population.
Demographics
Target Market
Universal Values
Ethical Principles
Which of the following is NOT an example of a NEED?
Food
Shelter
Water
Shoes
