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LSPD Basics

Total questions: 68

Worksheet time: 49mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

what is personality?

a)
Personality is the unique set of characteristics, traits, and behaviors that define an individual's distinctiveness.
b)
Personality is solely determined by external factors.
c)
Personality is fixed and cannot change over time.
d)
Personality is the result of genetics only.
2.

Which are the components of personality?

a)
Happiness, Sadness, Anger, Fear, Disgust
b)
Introversion, Ambiversion, Extroversion, Neuroticism, Agreeableness
c)
Kindness, Honesty, Loyalty, Bravery, Intelligence
d)
Openness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, Neuroticism
3.

  1. Which factor is believed to have the most significant influence on personality development?

a)
C) Social media
b)
B) Weather
c)
A) Genetics
d)
D) Exercise
4.

  1. Which theoretical approach emphasizes the importance of early childhood experiences in shaping personality?

a)
Psychodynamic perspective
b)
Humanistic perspective
c)
Cognitive perspective
d)
Behavioral perspective
5.

which image is elaborate the word personality

a)

The image that features a bowl of fruit

b)

The image that showcases a person's unique characteristics, traits, and behaviors.

c)

The image that displays a computer screen

d)

The image that shows a landscape

6.

The process by which an individual reaches his or her full potential.

a)

Self esteem

b)

Incongruence

c)

Ideal self

d)

Self-Actualization

7.

Which of the following does NOT describe the term "Personality"?

a)

The set of emotional qualities, ways of behaving, etc. that makes a person different from other people.

b)

A person of importance, prominence, renown, or notoriety.

c)

Attractive qualities that make something unusual or interesting.

d)

Relating to or affecting a particular person.

8.
A  person who is always ready to start moving, energetic
a)
disorganized
b)
dynamic
c)
outgoing
d)
shy
9.
Your surroundings and the people in your life:
a)
Character
b)
Environment
c)
Heredity
d)
Personality
10.
Heredity factors affect the _______________ you inherit.
a)
character traits
b)
personality traits
c)
environmental
d)
physical traits
11.
The idea that no two people are the same is:
a)
character
b)
unique
c)
physical traits
d)
heredity
12.
Your              and how you change your features can influence the physical traits you inherit. 
a)
character
b)
traits
c)
unique
d)
lifestyle
13.
Creative, funny, moody are all examples of 
a)
personality traits
b)
physical traits
c)
character traits
14.
Honesty and fairness are examples of
a)
personality traits
b)
physical traits
c)
character traits
15.
A description of a person's good qualities:
a)
Personality
b)
Character
c)
Physical traits
d)
Traits
16.

It is the way we see ourselves physically.

a)

Ideal Self

b)

Self-image

c)

Selfish

d)

Self esteem

17.

The process by which an individual reaches his or her full potential.

a)

Self esteem

b)

Incongruence

c)

Ideal self

d)

Self-Actualization

18.

he does not let the details stop. means what?

a)

he doesnot know the any details

b)

he can not stop the details

c)

he has not restricted himself to normal things

19.
Knowledge: What is personality development?
a)
A set of skills to enhance self-awareness
b)
A process of improving personal values
c)
A series of activities to increase physical abilities
d)
A technique to develop public speaking skills
20.
Heredity factors affect the _______________ you inherit.
a)
character traits
b)
personality traits
c)
environmental
d)
physical traits
21.
Your              and how you change your features can influence the physical traits you inherit. 
a)
character
b)
traits
c)
unique
d)
lifestyle
22.
Your personality stops developing at this age:
a)
18
b)
21
c)
35
d)
NEVER
23.
Creative, funny, moody are all examples of 
a)
personality traits
b)
physical traits
c)
character traits
24.
Honesty and fairness are examples of
a)
personality traits
b)
physical traits
c)
character traits
25.

Personality includes

a)

External Appearance only

b)

Physical and mental abilities

c)

Height of the person

d)

good structure only

26.

Personality includes

a)

External Appearance only

b)

Physical and mental abilities

c)

Height of the person

d)

good structure only

27.

Interpersonal Relationships needs

a)

one person

b)

two person only

c)

two or more person

d)

no person

28.

Communication is

(a)  

29.
Your surroundings and the people in your life:
a)
Character
b)
Environment
c)
Heredity
d)
Personality
30.
Your              and how you change your features can influence the physical traits you inherit. 
a)
character
b)
traits
c)
unique
d)
lifestyle
31.
Honesty and fairness are examples of
a)
personality traits
b)
physical traits
c)
character traits
32.

What is meaning of Strength?

a)

Capabilities naturally you cannot do well, and you believe you cannot improve

b)

Capabilities you can perform better than other people, without major efforts

c)

The level you want to achieve in each area of improvement.

d)

A capabilities you cannot perform better than average, but you believe you can improve.

33.

What is the meaning of thinking skill?

a)

Ability to use your mind

b)

Ability to use your memory

c)

Ability to do an exercise in class

d)

Ability that you can do or practice

34.

Learning is best defined as

a)

any change in behaviour

b)

a relatively permanent change in behaviour due to past experience

c)

a permanent change in behaviour due to physical development

d)

dany change in behaviour caused by punishment

35.

What is one of the essential benefits of higher education?

a)

Social media engagement

b)

Personal growth and skill development

c)

Daily exercise routines

d)

Cooking expertise

36.

How can individuals identify which skills to upskill in?

a)

a) By avoiding any skill that they are not already proficient in.

b)

b) By assessing the current and future demands of their industry.

c)

c) By relying solely on their current job description.

37.

How does upskilling contribute to personal and professional growth?

a)

a) It has no impact on personal and professional growth.

b)

b) It limits personal and professional growth by focusing only on existing skills.

c)

c) It expands one's knowledge base and opens up new opportunities for advancement.

38.

Proficiency in using technology, software, and digital tools, which are increasingly important in today's digital-driven workplaces.

a)

soft skills

b)

hard skills

c)

digital skills

39.

A relationship in which a more experienced individual provides guidance, support, and knowledge to a less experienced person in their professional development.

a)

counseling

b)

mentorship

c)

teamwork

40.
Ethics are defined as 
a)
How we respond to a situation
b)
Moral principals by which we live and work
c)
The way we feel about something
d)
Always doing the right thing
41.
Identification of long-term and short-term goals that help decide what you want out of life
a)
Vision
b)
Game plan 
c)
Self actualization
d)
Goal Setting 
42.
Put a stop to _______________ thoughts that can block the creative mind form exploring ideas and discovering solutions to challenges.
a)
positive
b)
self-critical
c)
healthy
d)
self-approving
43.
Three bad habits that can keep you from maintaining peak performance are procrastination, lacking a game plan, and ___________________.
a)
persistence
b)
prevarication
c)
preparation
d)
perfectionism
44.

It refers to individual differences in characteristic patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving.

a)

Person

b)

Personality

c)

Personalized

45.

Attributes of a person are defined as features or characteristics, distinctive attributes, and traits.

a)

Beliefs

b)

Values

c)

Qualities

46.

It refers to individual differences in characteristic patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving.

a)

Person

b)

Personality

c)

Personalized

47.

Attributes of a person are defined as features or characteristics, distinctive attributes, and traits.

a)

Beliefs

b)

Values

c)

Qualities

48.

It is the ability to effectively communicate, understand, and empathize others.

a)

People Skills

b)

Social Skills

c)

Social Skills

49.

People skills that is “within the person or oneself”

a)

Intrapersonal

b)

Extrapersonal

c)

Interpersonal

50.

Learning styles where learners are most successful when they are given the opportunity to hear information presented to them vocally.

a)

Visual Learner

b)

Auditory Learner

c)

Kinesthetic Learner

51.

It refer to a person’s ability to work well with others.

a)

International Skills

b)

Impersonal Skills

c)

Interpersonal Skills

52.

It is the process of imparting or exchanging of information, ideas, signals, or messages through appropriate media.

a)

Communication

b)

Connection

c)

Convention

53.

It is also known as conflict resolution.

a)

Conflict Measures

b)

Conflict Mastery

c)

Conflict Management

54.

It is the ability to understand, use, and manage your own emotions in positive ways.

a)

Intelligence Quotient

b)

Emotional Quotient

c)

Empathic Quotient

55.

It refers to the ability needed to handle and influence other people’s emotions effectively.

a)

Social Senses

b)

Social Styles

c)

Social Skills

56.
1. What is the significance of acquiring skills ?
a)
a) Skills save time, energy, and resources
b)
b) Skills are unnecessary for quality results
c)
c) Skills make a person lazy
d)
d) Skills hinder adaptability
57.
2. According to the WHO, how does it define Life Skills?
a)
a) Abilities for adopting negative behavior
b)
b) Abilities for adopting positive behavior
c)
c) Abilities for isolation
d)
d) Abilities for ignoring challenges
58.
3. How many core Life Skills are there?
a)
a) 5
b)
b) 7
c)
c) 10
d)
d) 12
59.
What are the two categories into which education falls?
a)
Formal and Informal
b)
School smarts and Street smarts
c)
Academic and Non-academic
d)
Behavioural and Cognitive
60.
Which factor is concerned with an individual's inherent and acquired characteristics?
a)
Self-Development
b)
Environment
c)
Hereditary
d)
Education
61.
One's capabilities and beliefs are key elements in which aspect of shaping personality?
a)
Environment
b)
Self-Development
c)
Education
d)
Hereditary
62.
The family and environmental background can be overcome by which personality shaping factor?
a)
Hereditary
b)
Self-Development
c)
Environment
d)
Education
63.
Which of these does not define your self-image?
a)
Our behaviour
b)
Our physical appearance
c)
Our actions
d)
Our favorite color
64.
Which factor influences the continuity and consistency of personality?
a)
Education
b)
Environment
c)
Hereditary
d)
Self-Development
65.
Which personality shaping factor does family, school, and society belong to?
a)
Environment
b)
Education
c)
Self-Development
d)
Hereditary
66.
Which factor implies that personality is a changing and evolving process?
a)
Education
b)
Hereditary
c)
Self-Development
d)
Environment
67.
What are acquired through personal effort and gained through practice and experience?
a)
Physical attributes
b)
Life-skills
c)
Hereditary traits
d)
Street smarts
68.
Where can our mental aptitudes and temperaments possibly come from?
a)
Education
b)
Self-Development
c)
Hereditary
d)
Environment

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