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Assess Yourself LAP Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The principles by which people choose to live are known as

a)

values.

b)

behavior.

c)

assessments..

d)

goals

2.

Which of the following is most likely to be a source of values:

a)

Your appearance

b)

The way you behave

c)

Your friends

d)

What people think of you

3.

How do your values change over time?

a)

Values never change; they are permanent aspects of your identity.

b)

Your values will only change if you want them to.

c)

All of your values will change as you get older.

d)

Many of your values will change, but some will remain important.

4.

Which of the following is an example of behavior:

a)

The tone of your voice

b)

Avoiding profane language

c)

Your appearance

d)

Your culture

5.

Your values should be __________ your behavior.

a)

better than

b)

identical to

c)

in tune with

d)

the opposite of

6.

Using your values as a guide for your behavior can help you make __________ decisions and act with __________.

a)

ethical; integrity

b)

educated; goals in mind

c)

controversial; discretion

d)

informed; disrespect

7.

Which of the following is a technique that can help you determine what your values are:

a)

Deducting

b)

Listening

c)

Guessing

d)

Brainstorming

8.

Which of the following is most likely to be connected to something you value:

a)

A frightening memory

b)

A happy memory

c)

A confusing memory

d)

A forgotten memory

9.

After you have determined what behaviors match with your values, you should

a)

identify new values that you would like to adopt.

b)

look for gaps between your values and your behavior.

c)

compare your values with those of your friends and family.

d)

expect yourself to always act in accordance with your values.

10.

If you are strongly affected by your experience studying abroad, you should

a)

reassess your values and behaviors in relation to this experience.

b)

make sure this experience fits in with your established values.

c)

change your behavior without consulting your values.

d)

try not to let your experience affect your values.