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WorksheetsLife Skills and SEL
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 1hrs 8mins
What is self awareness?
Being able to connect with others
Thinking positive thoughts
Being able to understand your own emotions, strengths and weaknesses
Making good decisions
The word strength means...
Something I am good at
When I make a mistake
Something that is hard for me to do
Never getting the answer right
Self Management is an important Life skill.
True
False
What is perseverance?
The ability to self-regulate one's own thoughts, words, emotions, and actions.
Working through to the completion of a goal despite challenges and roadblocks along the way.
A skill or ability that can be more difficult and often requires more work to improve.
An accurate view of oneself
Which is an example of resilience?
Judy lost her cell phone, reported it and then would not leave the office until it was turned in.
Nancy did not get the level she wanted so she felt sad but decided to make a change for next time.
Max failed a test and so he frowned at all his teachers and friends for the rest of the day.
Henry lost his point sheet and refused to do anything but sit in the Zen Zone.
Your brain is most like a
muscle that grows with exercise.
published book that always stays the same.
tank of gas that gets used up and needs refilling.
lawn that you need to mow when it gets too long.
"I am naturally smart at this, so I don't even bother to practice" is an example of?
Fixed Mindset
Growth Mindset
What is SEL Stands for?
Social Emotional Lecture
Social Emotional Lesson
Social Emotional Learning
Social Emotional Language
A Short term position of employment requiring little to no training/education is what?
benefit
job
career
outlook
Earning (pay) regardless of the number of hours worked is what?
career
paycheck
wage
salary
A long term position of employment requiring additional years of training/education beyond high school is what?
job
career
working papers
high school diploma
Earnings (pay) for each hour worked is what?
paycheck
salary
wage
dollar bills
Recognition given for completing two years of college is what?
Bachelors Degree
Masters Degree
Vocational Degree
Associates Degree
Extra compensation beyond salary (health insurance, vacation, phone, car, retirement, uniforms) is what?
Working papers
Benefits
Outlook
Job Interview
Recognition given for completing 4 years of high school is what?
Associates Degree
Vocational Degree
High School Diploma
Masters Degree
Recognition given for completing 4 years of college is what?
Bachelors Degree
Associates Degree
Masters Degree
Internship
Number of job openings in any given field is what?
job application
working papers
resume
outlook
A permit to gain employment that requires parental consent, evidence of age, and certificate of physical fitness is what?
working papers
job application
transcript
PHD
A copy of a student's records in school (attendance, grades) is what?
Interview
SAT/ACT test
transcript
post secondary education
A face to face meeting of people to talk about employment opportunities is what?
Outlook
Resume
Working papers
Interview
A formal written account of personal, educational, and professional qualifications and experience, prepared by an applicant for a career is what?
PHD
job application
resume
transcript
A fill in the blanks document that contains a summary of your work experience, educational background, references, availability, and skills is what?
job application
resume
transcript
outlook
A length of time where an inexperienced worker learns a trade or craft while being mentored by an experienced individual is what?
Apprenticeship or internship
PHD
post secondary education
93,000
A degree that follows completion of a bachelor's degree, it is highly specialized and more advanced, what is it?
Master's Degree
PHD
SAT/ACT Test
Jurist degree
Recognition given for completing a hands-on work schooling program, such as plumber, carpenter, mason, auto mechanic, is what?
Master's degree
PHD
Vocational degree
Associates degree
Education in the high school years, some schools also include 7th and 8th grade, is what?
Secondary Education
Elementary school
Associates Degree
Master's degree
Choose the word that best completes the sentence below. A ___________ usually requires a lot of time and planning to accomplish. Something you want to complete in several years....
goal setting
goal
long-term goal
mid-term goal
A _____ acts as a direction or purpose.
resume
destination
idea
goal
What is goal setting?
Picking up a coffee mug and setting it down on a table that says goal.
Finding something that you want to accomplish and setting goals/timeframes to complete it.
Figuring out a plan to not use any money for the rest of your life
Accomplishing all of your goals in two minutes
How else does making goals help?
It helps to give you purpose and direction in life
It helps you learn how to use your time wisely
It can make money magically appear for your needs and wants
So you never have to spend money again
Choose the word that best completes the sentence below. A ____________ is something you want to complete in the near future. Today, this week, or month.
short-term goal
goal
long-term goal
mid-term goal
The amount of money earned over a period of time is called:
income
fixed expense
variable expense
budget
A plan that is used to determine how money will be spent is called:
income
fixed expense
variable expense
budget
Group of bills such as water, electricity, and sewage are also known as __________.
Utilities
Rent
Car payment
Life insurance
What a tenant pay's a landlord for use of house/apartment is called ____________
Budget
Mortgage
Rent
Savings
Money you pay the bank for a certain length of time before you own your home is called a ___________.
Rent
Mortgage
Budget
Savings
Where you deposit money (at a bank or credit union) not meant to be spent is called __________.
Checking account
Savings account
Insurance
Mortgage
Account you put money into for when you stop working when you are older is called a ____________ account.
Rent
Retirement
Loan
Credit card
Money paid to protect your property in the event of an accident or you get hurt/sick/worse is called __________.
Rent
Budget
Savings
Insurance
Money put into an account specifically for higher education is called a __________ savings account.
High School
Mortgage
Retirement
College
Old stuff: What is 40% of 85?
20
40
34
32
The circle graph shows how the Alvarados spend their monthly income of $6,000.
How much do the Alvarados spend on food each month?
$420
$66
$600
$720
For Exercises 1–7, use the circle graph. The circle graph shows how the Alvarados spend their monthly income of $6,000
What percent of the Alvarados’ income goes to the mortgage payment?
$66
$1380
$948
$420
The circle graph shows how the Alvarados spend their monthly income of $6,000.
How much more do they spend on taxes than on clothing?
$420
$528
$948
$1380
The circle graph shows how the Alvarados spend their monthly income of $6,000.
The Alvarados buy medical insurance for $300 a month. What percent of their total budget is that?
5%
50%
55%
555%
Julio bought a backpack for $39.90 and 2 belts for $17.05 each. The sales tax is 7%. How much did Julio spend for all the items, including tax?
$79.18
$75.90
$80.05
$98.06
The Lopez family has a net monthly income of $5,300.
How much money does the Lopez family spend on housing each month?
$1,015
$1,219
$1,484
$1,950
Each year on the same day, Susan deposits $100 into a savings account that earns a simple interest rate of 5%. She makes no withdrawals. How much interest does Susan’s account earn after 3 years?
$25
$15
$30
$20
People keep a personal budget to help them
set and reach financial goals.
earn promotions at work.
buy with credit.
buy anything they want.
Which item would most likely require savings?
soccer ball
a new refrigerator
a movie ticket
a box of cookies
What is overspending?
Using money you get to spend.
Using more money than you have available.
Using money you have in the bank.
Something thought to be an essential item required for life (food, water etc.).
Need
Want
Desire
Something unnecessary but you desire.
Need
Want
Expect
Money earned after taxes and other deductions.
Net income
Gross income
Monthly income
What is unplanned, compulsive spending called?
Impulse buying
Planned buying
Budgeted buying
What is it called when you don't have enough money?
Shortage
Overage
Balance
What is it called when you have money left over at the end of the month after expenses?
Shortage
Surplus
Balance
