WorksheetsCLVE 5 (QE REVIEWER)
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 6hrs 0mins
Laws are enforced in the society through the existence of sanctions.
TRUE
FALSE
Laws are also enforced by human being.
TRUE
FALSE
Sanctions can be in the form of rewards or punishments.
TRUE
FALSE
Sanctions made by humans encourage people to disobey the law.
TRUE
FALSE
Sanctions either be formal and informal.
TRUE
FALSE
Lacks of laws results to disorder and can lead to conflicts and chaos in society.
TRUE
FALSE
Human laws are always correct and in accordance with the will of God.
TRUE
FALSE
Formal sanctions or human-made punishments are perfect because one who commits a violation of a law cannot escape from them.
TRUE
FALSE
Informal sanctions are defined by _____________.
God
the society
formal authority
the lawyers
A driver exceeding the speed limit receives a fine imposed by law enforcement.
Formal reward
Formal punishment
Informal reward
Informal punishment/sanction
A student caught punching another student might be expelled in school
Formal reward
Formal punishment
Informal reward
Informal punishment/sanction
Family members praising and appreciating a student's exceptional performance in academics or sports
Formal reward
Formal punishment
Informal reward
Informal punishment/sanction
A student was awarded a scholarship for their outstanding academic performance.
Formal reward
Formal punishment
Informal reward
Informal punishment/sanction
Family members show respect and trust towards you for consistently display excellence at school.
Formal reward
Formal punishment
Informal reward
Informal punishment/sanction
Your friends may not trust you for lying.
Formal reward
Formal punishment
Informal reward
Informal punishment/sanction
Students admire and appreciate someone's leadership skill.
Formal reward
Formal punishment
Informal reward
Informal punishment/sanction
Teacher might express disappointment on your for disrespecting him/her.
Formal reward
Formal punishment
Informal reward
Informal punishment/sanction
Feeling excluded or not belong to a certain group because of your behavior.
Formal reward
Formal punishment
Informal reward
Informal punishment/sanction
Give examples of informal rewards for performing an act of compliance or by following the law.
Ex: Act of compliance - helping with household chores
informal reward: praises as a compliment for helping
1. showing excellence
2. being a good leader
3. demonstrating sportsmanship
4. showing kindness
Give examples of informal punishment offered to people for performing acts of failure to comply or follow the law.
Ex: Act of noncompliance - being rude
informal punishment: start of fighting or criticisms
1. consistently absents at school
2. starting a physical fight
3.disrespecting your teachers
4. cheating during examination
A student is having a disagreement with a friend about having to chose between being friends with them and someone else. What should the student do?
Don't go to school
Choose between the two people based on who is nicest.
Talk with a trusted adult about the situation.
Ignore them
Basketball team tryouts are scheduled for August 30. What should you do?
Start practicing two to three days a week until tryouts.
Practice every day until you think you are the best.
Wait a week a two before tryouts to start practicing.
Start practice right away.
Kevin's friends are at home, and they are going to throw a party while his parents are out of town. What should you do?
Call Kevin up and ask, "what should I bring?"
Talk to Kevin and explain why it is a bad idea
Talk to Kevin and explain the consequences, and that you are still his friend, but you are going to have to tell his parents if he does not stop the party.
Just pretend you know nothing, and not go to the party.
You have a big project, and you have a month in advance to complete it when you should start it?
Start researching ideas and do a little bit of the project each day until you finish.
A week before its due
Two weeks before its due.
Print and copy a project from the internet.
