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WorksheetsSummative Test Term 3
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 1hrs 19mins
What is a motivation?
Something you have achieved or completed
Something that gets in the way
A new way to try to do something
Something that makes you want to reach a goal
What is an obstacle?
Something you have achieved or completed
Something that gets in the way
A new way to try to do something
Something that makes you want to reach a goal
What is an accomplishment?
Something you have achieved or completed
Something that gets in the way
A new way to try to do something
Something that makes you want to reach a goal
What is worldview?
a person's understanding of the world
a satellite from space
an accurate map
an inaccurate map
Does everyone have the same worldview?
yes
no
Which of the following choices best describes intrinsic motivation?
Motivation that comes from within.
Motivation that comes from an outside prize or goal.
Motivation caused by a character's family.
None of the above.
Which of the following choices best describes extrinsic motivation?
Motivation that comes from within.
Motivation that comes from an outside prize or goal.
Motivation caused by a character's family.
None of the above.
Johnny sighed as his mom nagged him to clean his room yet again. He really didn't feel like doing it. Suddenly, his mom held up a copy of the newest video game. As Johnny reached for it, she said he could only have it when his room was clean. He jumped up to start cleaning right away.
What type of motivation is this an example of?
Intrinsic
Johnny was not motivated to do anything
Extrinsic
None of the above
Alicia volunteers at the animal shelter every Saturday. She loves feeding the animals, playing with them, and giving them baths. Her most favorite part of all is watching happy cats and dogs be adopted by their new families - it brings her so much joy!
Alicia is experiencing ______ motivation to volunteer at the animal shelter.
Extrinsic
Financial
Intrinsic
None of the above
In "The Scholarship Jacket", Marta's motivation to get good grades and get the jacket is...
Intrinsic
Extrinsic
Neither
In "The Lion King", Simba's motivation to return to the Pride Lands and save his kingdom is...
Both
Intrinsic
Extrinsic
The essence of charity is in the ______________________ and _____________ of others.
spirit of kindness, well being
charity
well being
spirit of kindness
What type of charity will help your cause.
Poverty
Donations
Donating money to a shelter for homeless families
Charity
Justice
Tutoring children in a subject you're good in
Charity
Justice
Helping an elderly neighbor board up her windows before a major hurricane
Charity
Justice
Select "Non verbal" gesture of buyers.
Looking at one product
Grabbing Purse/Wallet
Can you deliver it tomorrow?
Ask opinion about the product from family
Select Verbal Cues
Looking at one product
Can I pay in EMIs?
Grabbing Purse/Wallet
Do you have stock of this model?
What is Ethos?
To simplify the arrangement of success
Building Credibility with Endorsements and Testimonials
Signifying the consequences
Implementing idea and planning
What is Pathos?
Creating new culture and strategies
Finding new material and ideas
Connecting with the customers by evoking an emotion respond
Displaying a role model to others
What is Logos?
Creating confidence with Statistics and Facts
Developing new products
Showing their true colors
Portraying new recipes
In order to make a profit, a business must...
keep costs low and income high
keep income low and costs high
Failure to understand a message correctly can lead to a.....
misunderstanding
communication
paraphrase
none of the above
What are the 2 types of communication?
sending and receiving
verbal and non-verbal
Communication involve both sending skills and receiving skills.
True
False
One way to avoid a misunderstanding is to:
Be specific
Don't choose your words carefully
Don't pay attention
None of the above
1. What does having humanity mean?
Doing something that is helpful for others.
Doing something that is unhelpful for others.
Treating people inhumanely.
Being able to make an argument.
1. Which of the following is NOT part of the definition for humanity?
Sympathy
Empathy
Joking
Humane
What is the difference between sympathetic and empathy?
Sympathy requires you know the person.
Empathy is knowing how to help another.
Sympathy is feeling sorry for others while empathy means you have experienced their problem.
Empathy is feeling sorry for others while sympathy means you have experienced their problem.
1. Which of the following positive character traits of humanity involve following through on your promises?
Integrity
Heroic/ Heroism
Humility
Equality
Which of the following negative traits for humanity involve the belief that someone is less than you because they are different?
Cowardness
Dishonesty
Pride
Racism/ Prejudice
Which of the following would be an ethically problematic situation?
A student is caught cheating on their quiz.
A man robs a bank even though he is rich.
Telling the truth may save a person's life but may lead to you getting arrested for a crime.
A church catches fire in the afternoon.
Which of the following would be unethical behavior?
Helping others during an emergency.
Creating a cure for a disease.
Taking something without permission.
Seeking to better understand the human body.
Which of the following means choosing to do something without being forced?
Ethical
Informed Consent
Beneficence
Voluntary
What is the difference between sympathetic and empathy?
Sympathy requires you know the person.
Empathy is knowing how to help another.
Sympathy is feeling sorry for others while empathy means you have experienced their problem.
Empathy is feeling sorry for others while sympathy means you have experienced their problem.
what is kindness?
kindness a blustering, browbeating person especially
Kindness is defined as the quality of being friendly, generous, and considerate.
kindness strange, or outlandish
why kindness is important?
Kindness is caring about others and doing things to help make their lives better. It allows us to connect with other people and build meaningful relationships.
kindness includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It affects how we think, feel, and act.
•why we should learn about kindness and what are the benefits ?
kindness is caring about others and doing things to help make their lives better.
Kindness has been shown to increase self-esteem, empathy and compassion, and improve mood.
Kindness is a key ingredient that enhances positivity and helps children feel good about themselves as it increases serotonin levels. This important chemical affects learning, memory, mood, sleep, health, and digestion.
Why should we treat everyone with kindness?
Because they see the positive in themselves, they are able to understand and appreciate the good in other people.
Kindness leads to many good things like better relationships, improved self-esteem, compassion, happiness, future success, and good mental and physical health.
Why is it important for teachers to be kind?
Being a kind teacher helps students feel welcomed, cared for, and loved.
kindness is important because it heavily influences people's choices and decisions. In other words,
A problem can be:
The answer
An obstacle
The solution
A difficulty
What is sympathy?
Sympathy is when you recognize and acknowledge someone's feelings, but you're not able to feel what they're going through.
Sympathy is when you're able to put yourself in someone else's shoes.
Sympathy is when you're able to feel what someone else is feeling.
Sympathy is when you try your best to make someone else feel better, whether you understand what they're feeling or not.
Learning about other cultures is a great way to show empathy. How?
Learning about other cultures helps you decide if you want to be a part of their lifestyle.
Learning about other cultures helps you appreciate what you have.
Learning about other cultures helps you understand others' perspectives and opinions as well as respect their differences.
None of the Above
Someone broke your friend's tablet. What can you do?
Say "that is too bad"
Play on your tablet while he watches
Let him borrow yours until his gets fixed
What does it mean to "put yourself in their shoes"
Try on their sneakers to see if they fit
Imagine how the other person is feeling
Assume you know all about the other person from what you see
A speaker's response to an audiences' question should respond by...
telling the audience to "shut up!"
telling the audience "I'm organized."
answering the audience's questions with a soft tone.
answering the audience's questions clearly and completely at the appropriate time.
