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WorksheetsCOLLABORATIVE READING
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
From your reading of Chapter 1 choose the statements that the author DOES NOT agree with:
what our mind focuses on becomes our world.
If we know how to be content, we cannot make peace with our past and let go of our baggage.
it's not the situation that is troubling us, but our perspective on it.
Love yourself despite your imperfections.
Pick the missing word to complete the sentence: What makes speech eloquent is the appropriate pause between words. From time to time, we should take a breath and notice the __________between sounds.
difference
similarity
silence
choice
Hanim conveys the message that humour is _________________________
not everybody's cup of tea.
is not the only thing that matters.
is the only thing that matters.
is an essential part of our lives.
After altering his teaching style, the author found that students began to respond positively and rediscover their interest in the class.
True
False
They became more indifferent
The students did not notice any change
What does the large boulder symbolize in fifth chapter?
Flexibility in the face of challenges
The importance of changing one's opinions
Staying true and not wavering despite external influences
The need for seeking approval from others
Fill in the blank using the right word:
According to Hanim, trying to convince someone to adopt our view is largely the work of our (a)
1. anger
2. pride
3. ego
4. frustration
What does Haemin mean when he states that 'Life is like a slice of Pizza?
It is good when served hot.
It often doesn't turn out as advertised.
It is as good as advertised.
It is to be tried before being ordered.
Why, according to Haemin is life like 'Jazz' ?
It has a life of its own, you can't control all the notes, tunes and variable.
Life is full of unexpected twists and turns.
Life is predictable like Jazz, you can control all the variable.
Life is like music, it has its own rhythm and tunes.
Haenim's favourite story that contains a lesson for life is the Lotus Sutra because:
(a) It teaches him about the importance of meditation and stillness.
(b) It is highly philosophical and a metaphor for life.
(c) the more he reads it the more he is awed by its depth.
(d) the story predicts the end of the world.
Which of the following statements best supports the statement, 'Never cede the power to make decisions about your life.'
You will become a slave working for others.
You are the owner of your life.
You don't want to be a person without an identity.
You don't want to lose your purpose in life.
Fill in the blank with the correct reason for the proverb: Do not judge so that ______________________
you are happy
you are free of guilt
you are not judged
popularity comes to you
