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Character Edu Revision

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 22mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why do people work for charity? (Choose 3)

a)

They want to show sympathy to orphans.

b)

It want to support needy people.

c)

They donate money.

d)

They want to give a helping hand to elderly people.

2.

Taking part in ________________ the traffic is also a form of volunteer work in your community.

a)

giving

b)

helping

c)

showing

d)

directing

3.

Volunteer work is a great way to ________________ experience in a broad range of fields.

a)

succeed

b)

gain

c)

need

d)

achieve

4.

You can ________________ not only food and clothes but also time and work in the office of this organization.

a)

donate

b)

invent

c)

spend

d)

send

5.

Choose the correct word to match the definition.


A place where food is given to people who do not have enough money to buy it.

a)

charity

b)

donations

c)

volunteer

d)

health care

e)

food bank

6.

Choose the correct word to match the definition.


Something that you give in order to help.

a)

charity

b)

donations

c)

volunteer

d)

health care

e)

food bank

7.

Hareez gives a lot of money to the poor; he’s a very __________ person.

a)

assistant

b)

compassionate

c)

cruel

8.

A person or group who helps by giving money, supplies, or other aid to a person or a group who needs it.

a)

donor

b)

advocate

c)

activist

d)

charity

9.

Charity is essential and therefore meant to be done for public _________, relief and to provide assistance to people at times of need in any part of the world,

a)

concern

b)

benefit

c)

awareness

d)

profit

10.

choose any examples of charity

a)

giving money

b)

giving love

c)

giving respect

d)

giving disrespect

11.

____________ is the behavior of good will or love of humanity.

a)

Well being

b)

Charity

c)

Kindness

12.

The essence of charity is in the ______________________ and _____________ of others.

a)

spirit of kindness, well being

b)

charity

c)

well being

d)

spirit of kindness

13.

Those who participate in the act of ___________ never expect anything in return.

a)

needy

b)

kindness

c)

behavior

d)

charity

14.

What is generosity?

a)

Being grateful for what you have.

b)

The act of giving freely without expecting anything.

c)

Feeling or showing an appreciation for something done or received.

d)

The ability to understand and share the feelings of another.

15.

___________ means voluntary giving of help to those who are in need

a)

Pride

b)

Compassion

c)

Charity

d)

Christainity

16.

Charitable giving can include the act of giving ________, etc. to the less privileged

a)

money,

b)

attention

c)

time,

d)

all of the above

17.

Charitable organizations also include the following except _____________

a)

schools

b)

orphanages,

c)

religious institutes

d)

hospitals

18.

International Day of Charity started in ________ in __________

a)

Highland in 2011

b)

Hungary in 2011

c)

USA in 2011

d)

England in 2011

19.

International Day of Charity started as a way of raising _______________________

a)

awareness and increasing public support and responsibility for war victim

b)

awareness and increasing political support and responsibility for charity

c)

awareness and increasing public support and responsibility for charity

d)

political awareness and increasing public support and responsibility for Christians

20.

__________________ was chosen as the official date to commemorate the passing of Mother Teresa.

a)

5th September

b)

6th September

c)

7th September

d)

9th September

21.

Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu (as she was then known) was an Albanian-Indian nun. She became known as _____________ when she dedicated her life, in the name of God and the church, to helping others

a)

Mother Charity

b)

Mama Daura

c)

Mary Slessor

d)

Mother Teresa

22.

_____________ is most needed when we do not agree with someone, or when they are different from us

a)

Temperament

b)

Tolerance

c)

Temptation

d)

all of the above

23.

_____________ is about learning to discuss things and argue with people without getting angry or upset.

a)

Tolerance

b)

diligence

c)

sympathy

d)

humility

24.

the following are importance of tolerance except _______________

a)

Tolerance helps people to live together peacefully.

b)

It promotes openness and respect as you show empathy and compassion through you words and actions toward others.

c)

Tolerance helps people to remain self-centered

d)

People who live in a tolerant society are more likely to experience happiness than others.

25.

_______________ occurs when a person or groups of people are treated unfairly- discriminated against because of age, gender or religion

a)

Social justice

b)

Social injustice

c)

Social injury

d)

Social impunity

26.

______________ is the view that everyone deserves equal rights, opportunities and treatments

a)

Social injustice

b)

Social justice

c)

Social jurisprudence

d)

Social injury

27.

Which of the following is/are importance of SOCIAL JUSTICE?

a)

It promotes peace, unity and orderliness

b)

It protects people with disabilities.

c)

It ends discrimination

d)

all of the above

28.

___________ is keeping your emotions and desires in check, especially in difficult situations.

a)

Self-appraisal

b)

Self-defense

c)

Self-control

d)

Self-exoneration

29.

Self-Control is the thinking skill that helps you to:

a)

Keep control of your emotions when frustrated.

b)

Think before you act.

c)

Stop yourself from doing something you might regret.

d)

all of the above

30.

HOW DO YOU SHOW SELF-CONTROL?

a)

in class wait to be called on instead of blurting out answers.

b)

in class take time to think about what the teacher said.

c)

in social group handle gentle teasing without bursting into tears.

d)

in social group Come up with better ways of reacting.

e)

all of the above

31.

What Does Respect Mean?

a)

treating others how you would like to be treated

b)

thinking about the

feelings of others

c)

listening to the thoughts and feelings of others

d)

being proud of yourself

e)

being proud of the

achievements of others

32.

•Respect doesn’t have to come naturally- it is something you ____________.

a)

learn

b)

buy

c)

dispose

d)

are born with

33.

What are we respectful of?

a)

people

b)

things

c)

poverty

d)

places

34.

Respect for People means_____________

a)

Acting or speaking in a way that shows you care about how you are affecting others.

b)

Being polite, using manners

c)

Accepting differences, disagreeing with kindness.

d)

Posting online with care

e)

Listening and talking when it’s your turn

35.

Respect for Things means _______________

a)

Taking care not to damage people’s things.

b)

Sharing resources.

c)

keeping your water bottle on your desk in class

d)

Putting things back where they belong.

36.

Why is respect important?

a)

it helps us feel safe and to express ourselves.

b)

Respect in relationships build feelings of trust and safety.

c)

When you are respected, you will be able to respect others.

d)

Respect helps us to treat others the way we would want to be treated.

e)

all of the above

37.

________________ is the process of finding solutions to difficult or complex issues.

a)

Problem-solving

b)

labouring

c)

diligence

d)

persistence

38.

the following are STEPS TO SOLVE A PROBLEMS except _________________

a)

WHAT IS THE PROBLEM?

b)

MUST THERE BE A PROBLEM?

c)

COME UP WITH SOLUTIONS

d)

WHAT WOULD HAPPEN?

39.

___________________is having a goal and doing everything you can to achieve this goal.

a)

Desperation

b)

Determination

c)

Detriment

d)

Deprivation

40.

What are the Importance of determination?

a)

Determination increases your chances of being successful in a particular thing.

b)

It can also help you to stay motivated and continue to strive towards achieving your goal.

c)

Determination keeps you focused

d)

Determination helps you to overcome obstacles