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Indore Youth Camp

Total questions: 9

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
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1.

You've been invited to a party where you know there will be underage drinking and other activities that go against your values. Your friends are pressuring you to attend. What do you do?

a)

Succumb to peer pressure and attend the party, compromising your values.

b)

Politely decline the invitation and explain that the activities don't align with your beliefs.

c)

Attend the party but refrain from participating in any activities that contradict your values.

d)

Suggest an alternative activity that aligns with your values and invite your friends to join you.

2.

You have the opportunity to pursue your dream career, but it requires taking a substantial pay cut and facing uncertainty. On the other hand, you have a stable job that provides financial security, but it doesn't fulfill your passion. What do you choose?

a)

Choose financial security and stick with your current job, setting aside your passion.

b)

Pursue your dream career despite the pay cut and uncertainty, believing it will lead to fulfillment.

c)

Seek a compromise, such as exploring part-time opportunities in your dream career while maintaining your current job.

d)

Pray and seek guidance from mentors or family members to make a well-informed decision.

3.

You have received a lucrative job offer to work abroad, which will enhance your career and earning potential. However, it means being away from your family and friends for an extended period. What decision do you make about accepting the job offer?

a)

Accept the job offer and embrace the opportunity for career growth, understanding that it may be challenging to be away from loved ones.

b)

Decline the offer and prioritize your relationships and emotional well-being over career advancement.

c)

Negotiate with the company to see if there are options for periodic visits home or remote work arrangements.

d)

Seek advice from expats or others who have experience working abroad to gain insight into the potential benefits and challenges.

4.

Your parents disapprove of your career choice or a relationship you're in. They constantly pressure you to change your decision. How do you handle the situation while respecting your parents' feelings and maintaining your autonomy?

a)

Respectfully explain your reasons for your choices and try to understand their concerns without compromising your values.

b)

Compromise and find a middle ground that considers both your parents' wishes and your own desires.

c)

Seek counsel from a trusted pastor or mentor who can provide guidance in navigating the situation.

d)

Pray for wisdom and understanding, trusting that God will lead you to make the right decision.

5.

You have a toxic and unsupportive manager at work who constantly criticizes your efforts and undermines your confidence. What approach do you take to address the situation while maintaining professionalism?

a)

Confront the manager directly and express your concerns about their behavior in a respectful manner.

b)

Seek advice from HR or higher management about the situation and explore options for mediation or resolution.

c)

Focus on your work and maintain professionalism, seeking support from colleagues or mentors.

d)

Consider finding a new job opportunity in a healthier work environment if the situation becomes unbearable.

6.

You're torn between personal, work, and volunteer commitments, and you're experiencing burnout. How do you prioritize your responsibilities and make time for self-care without feeling guilty?

a)

Evaluate your commitments and determine which ones align most with your values and long-term goals.

b)

Learn to say no to additional responsibilities that can lead to overwhelming stress and burnout

c)

Seek support from friends or family members to help you balance your commitments and share responsibilities.

d)

Prioritize self-care and schedule regular time for rest, relaxation, and activities that rejuvenate your mind and spirit.

7.

You come across a social media post containing false information about a sensitive topic. What do you do?

a)

Share the post to raise awareness, even though you know it is false.

b)

Ignore the post and move on without engaging.

c)

Comment on the post, providing accurate information and sources.

d)

Report the post to the platform for spreading misinformation.

8.

You overhear a conversation where someone is being unfairly judged or ridiculed. What do you do?

a)

Join in the conversation to fit in with the group.

b)

Ignore the conversation and pretend you didn't hear anything.

c)

Speak up against unfair judgment and defend the person being talked about.

d)

Remain silent but privately offer support and encouragement to the person being judged.

9.

You are a student in a prestigious university, working on a research project about climate change. You come across an AI program that promises "ready-made" research papers on the topic, which could save you time and effort. What should you do?

a)

Use the AI program for quick completion.

b)

Resist the temptation and conduct genuine research.

c)

Use the AI program but cite it properly to avoid plagiarism.

d)

Seek guidance from your professor or supervisor.