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Ethics Review

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is politeness and why is it important?

a)

Politeness is not important and can be disregarded in social interactions

b)

Politeness is important only in professional settings, not in personal relationships

c)

Politeness is a sign of weakness and should be avoided

d)

Politeness is important because it helps to maintain positive social interactions and relationships.

2.

Why is obeying instructions from parents or teachers important?

a)

To show independence and freedom

b)

To avoid learning discipline and respect

c)

To rebel and cause chaos

d)

To learn discipline, respect, and responsibility.

3.

What are some ways to show respect to elders?

a)

Ignoring them and their advice

b)

Speaking to them in a rude or disrespectful manner

c)

Disregarding their needs and requests

d)

Some ways to show respect to elders include using polite language, listening to their advice, helping them with tasks, and showing gratitude for their wisdom and experience.

4.

Name one table manner that is important to follow during a meal.

a)

Reaching across the table

b)

Eating with hands

c)

Using utensils properly

d)

Talking with food in mouth

5.

How can you demonstrate good listening skills in the classroom?

a)

By staring blankly at the speaker without any reaction

b)

By interrupting the speaker with irrelevant comments

c)

By making eye contact with the speaker, nodding to show understanding, and asking relevant questions.

d)

By looking at your phone and not paying attention

6.

Give an example of a polite behavior.

a)

Saying 'please' and 'thank you'

b)

Ignoring someone when they are speaking to you

c)

Yelling and being rude

d)

Interrupting others while they are talking

7.

Why is it important to obey instructions from parents or teachers?

a)

Their instructions are always wrong

b)

To benefit from their experience and knowledge.

c)

To annoy them

d)

Because it's fun to disobey

8.

REFER TO THE POEM IN PAGE 17

What is the meaning of interrupt?

a)

to answer a question

b)

to stop person from talking

c)

to laugh loudly

d)

I don't know

9.

REFER TO THE POEM IN PAGE 17

What is the meaning of interrupt?

a)

to answer a question

b)

to stop person from talking

c)

to laugh loudly

d)

I don't know

10.

What should you do when you dropped something that you were using?

a)

Pick it up quickly

b)

Leave it on the floor

c)

Ask your friend to pick it up

d)

I don't know

11.

What if you need help from someone?

a)

Ask them rudely

b)

Yell at them

c)

I don't know

d)

Say 'Please' and ask politely

12.

What word can replace 'tease'?

a)

mock

b)

teach

c)

bite

d)

hit

13.

What should you say when you meet a new person?

a)

Say 'Hi' politely

b)

Yell 'Hi' at their face

c)

Shake and hug them

d)

Don't say anything

14.

What can you understand from the line

'Be a friend whose words are true'?

a)

You must be a friend that says True to everything they say.

b)

You must be a friend that says true stories about themselves.

c)

You must be a friend that answers true to all questions.

d)

You must be a friend that tells the truth and never lie.

15.

What word can replace 'gloat'?

a)

celebrate

b)

laugh

c)

cry

d)

run

16.

What should you do when you want to thank someone?

a)

write a letter

b)

write an email

c)

write a note

d)

write a story

17.

What word can replace 'greedy'?

a)

happy

b)

grateful

c)

thankful

d)

selfish

18.

Why do you need to clean your place?

a)

So it is neat.

b)

So it is clean.

c)

So it is beautiful.

d)

So it is nice.

19-23.

Characters in the Story

Sarah, a brave and kind-hearted girl, and Mr. Smith, a wise old man who teaches her an important lesson.

The moral of the story is to always be kind and helpful to others, even when it may seem difficult. It teaches us the importance of empathy and compassion towards those in need.

From this story, we learn that small acts of kindness can make a big difference in someone's life. It also teaches us to never judge others based on their appearance, as everyone has their own unique story and struggles.

19.

What is the main lesson we learn from the story 'Summary of the Story'?

a)

Small acts of kindness have no impact

b)

Big acts of kindness are the only way to make a difference

c)

Kindness is not important in life

d)

Kindness can make a big difference in someone's life

20.

Who are the main (a)   in the story?

21.

What important lesson does Mr. Smith teach Sarah in the story?

4 lines
22.

What does the story teach us about judging others?

a)

To never judge others based on their appearance

b)

To always judge others based on their appearance

c)

To judge others based on their appearance only sometimes

d)

To never interact with others based on their appearance

23.

What is the moral of the story 'Summary of the Story'?

a)

To always be kind and helpful to others

b)

To prioritize personal gain over helping others

c)

To ignore those in need

d)

To be indifferent towards others