WorksheetsMidterm Practice
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 15mins
ability to recover from or adjust, change or misfortune/inner strength
procrastination
self-concept
abstinence
resiliency
learning or practicing new skills as you progress toward your full potential
personal growth
morality
abstinence
self-concept
What is a synonym for accountable?
respectful
kind
selfish
responsible
looking closely at your own thoughts, feelings, and motives
introspective
perseverance
confidence
morality
Which ones have the correct defintions?
Self-esteem: the way you see yourself and the way you believe others see you
Self-esteem: the value or importance you place on yourself
Self-concept: the value or importance you place on yourself
Self-concept: the way you see yourself and the way you believe others see you
You are _________ if you take initiative and plan ahead.
reactive
proactive
retroactive
reflective
Values that are common to all societies are ________.
nonexistent
society values
dumb
universal
What should you do before accepting advice from someone?
Don't question their judgement
Evaluate the source
Pay them
Wait 24 hours
Rules you set for yourself are your ___________.
personal goals
personal values
personal esteem
personal standards
the good judgement and sensitivity to avoid embarrassing or upsetting others/ the ability to keep information confidential
(a)
Tinder is a dating site with such high level security features that it is safe for you to meet someone in person alone.
True, as long as you have your phone
False, never meet someone under these circumstances
True, YOLO!!
False, unless you really like them
There is currently a method to determine if an online profile is fake.
True
False
Which of the following are ways to develop leadership skills for the future? Select all the correct answers.
run for office in a club or student council position
volunteer your time or services to a group or organization
bully people into giving you money
offer to tutor another student
job shadow a community leader, such as a mayor or commissioner
this involves taking what you learn in the classroom and applying/using it to meet community needs
hypothetical learning
service learning
reverse psychology learning
contained academia learning
program that offers assistance or services to the community, usually as an act of charity or goodwill
(a)
True/False: Ways to enhance active listening skills include turning your body away from the speaker and avoiding eye contact.
False
True
Sending messages without words, often through facial expressions and gestures
I message
You message
nonverbal communication
verbal communication
A statement that allows you to say how you feel and what you think.*
"You" message
active listening
nonverbal communication
"I" message
When your words and body expressions do not communicate the same thing
(a)
Concentration on what is said so that you understand and remember the message
interjection
active listening
"You" message
feedback
decision-making process
caused by a desire for
group agreement
majority rule
groupthink
alternative
leadership style
This type of pressure comes from outside sources other than yourself; it could be from parents, friends, school, etc.
conviction
external pressure
internal pressure
refusal skills
Working as a team decreases procrastination
True
False
A good team is composed of people who share the same
strengths and weaknesses.
True
False
Someone who has a ______ is less likely to be influenced by negative peer pressure.
low self-esteem
passive personality
strong sense of self
negative self image
