WorksheetsIdentity and Sterotype Vocabulary
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
The word "identity" means:
a way of living
a cultural group
the qualities and characteristics that make someone unique
a stereotype
A person's identity can be made up of their
beliefs
cultural practices
race
ethnicity
The beliefs, goals, and practices that a group of people share is known as its
behaviour
interdependence
culture
diffusion
You can you tell a persons identity just by looking at them.
True
False
Your environment can shape your identity.
True
False
Your identity can change throughout your life.
True
False
(Check all that apply) Stereotypes are harmful because
it means we have judged someone without knowing them first
it explains everything about a race or cultural group
it is a simplified way of thinking about people when people are very complicated
it means we believe something about someone that can be untrue and unfair
You can you tell a persons identity just by looking at them.
True
False
Value (noun)
not able to be identified
the characteristics or qualities that make an individual who they are
a possible explanation that can be debated but is not accepted by all.
a strong belief about what is valuable, important, or acceptable
Stereotypes can be positive or negative
True
False
What is a stereotype?
A type of stereo music player
Something only children believe.
When a person is shown in a way that is not completely true, but is often believed to be true.
Something that only applies to Canadians.
Which of the following is a stereotype?
Canadians live in igloos.
Canada is a welcoming and safe place to live.
Many Canadians like to play or watch hockey.
Tim Hortons is a Canadian brand.
Men and women should combat gender stereotypes because then....
We can be the same
We can try harder
We can have gender equality
We can try something new
Identity wheel can help learners improve their social awareness, self-awareness and relationship skill.
Yes
No
May be
Which of the following statements about socialization is FALSE?
Nearly all of the behavior that we consider to be 'human nature' is actually learned through socialisation
Through socialisation, we learn how to walk, talk, and feed ourselves.
Socialisation only occurs during childhood.
Through socialisation, we learn about social expectations.
A value is a quality, characteristic or idea that we feel strongly about.
True
False
