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UHV Quizz1_BVE301

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 56mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Right Understanding and relationships leads to …

a)

Mutual Happiness

b)

Mutual Prosperity

c)

Both a and b

d)

All are wrong

2.

Right Understanding and Physical Facilities leads to ……

a)

(a) Mutual Happiness

b)

Mutual Prosperity

c)

Both a and b

d)

All are wrong

3.

Natural acceptance does not change with ----

(a) Time(b) Place(c) Beliefs(d) All of above

a)

(a) Time

b)

b) Place

c)

Beliefs

d)

All of above

4.

____is the information that we get from the body through the five sense organs

a)

precondition

b)

Sensation

c)

Natural acceptance

d)

None

5.

Living only with the imagination largely based on preconditioning or sensation is-

a)

Activity Completeness

b)

Conduct Completeness

c)

Human Consciousness

d)

Animal Consciousness

6.

Human values are essential for

a)

living in harmony with self each other and nature

b)

making life easier n happy

c)

living with family and friends

d)

making money to full fill desires

7.

Relationship is between

a)

Human body to human body

b)

Human self to human self

c)

Human body to human self

d)

Human self to human body

8.

--------------------- is called foundation value.

a)

Love

b)

Respect

c)

Trust

d)

Affection

9.

Complete value is ----------------------

a)

Gratitude

b)

Love

c)

Affection

d)

Glory

10.

Respect is --------------------------

a)

Over evaluation of the person

b)

Under evaluation of the person

c)

Right evaluation of the person

d)

Otherwise evaluation of the person

11.

Intention can be identified as

a)

Competence

b)

Natural Acceptance

c)

Both

d)

None

12.

If I Say, I can do everything, it is a kind of -------------------

a)

Over evaluation

b)

Under evaluation

c)

Otherwise evaluation

d)

None of the above

13.

Evaluation of others on the basis of race, physical strength and gender is a kind of ---------------

a)

Differentiation on the basis of "sects"

b)

Differentiation on the basis of "body"

c)

Differentiation on the basis of "Ism"

d)

Differentiation on the basis of "info"

14.

Understanding and living in harmony at all levels of beings is called-----------------------

a)

Gratitude

b)

Excellence

c)

Worship

d)

Competition

15.

------------------ is the feeling for someone who has made efforts for excellence.

a)

Reverence

b)

Gratitude

c)

Love

d)

Glory

16.

To be in a state where there is contradiction, conflict, and acrimony is _______.

a)

  • Prosperity

b)

  • Unhappiness

c)

  • Wealth

d)

  • Excitement

17.

Self exploration establish a dialogue between _______.

a)

"What I am" and "How others look at me"

b)

What I really want to be" and "What others think of me"

c)

"What I am" and "What I really want to be"

d)

"What others are" and "What I am"

18.

Happiness is the state of _______.

a)

Excitement

b)

Pleasure

c)

Harmony

d)

Satisfaction

19.

To be in a state of liking is _______.

a)

Happiness

b)

Selfishness

c)

Prosperity

d)

Stress

20.

Being happy _______ good luck and lot of external circumstances.

a)

Depends on

b)

Means

c)

Does not depends on

d)

None of the above

21.

Which provides mutual happiness to human being?

a)

Relationship

b)

Physical Facilities with Right Understanding

c)

Physical Facilities

d)

Relationship with Right Understanding

22.

Animal consciousness is _______.

a)

Giving weightage to physical facilities, to the maximization of sensory pleasures and accumulation of wealth

b)

Giving weightage to relationships, to the inherent feelings and right understanding

c)

Both

d)

None of the above

23.

Right understanding with physical facilities brings _______.

a)

Deprivation

b)

Mutual Prosperity

c)

Mutual Fulfilment

d)

None of the above

24.

Basic requirements for fulfillment of aspirations of every human being with their correct priority are _______.

a)

Right Understanding, Physical Facilities and Relationship

b)

Physical Facilities, Relationship and Right Understanding

c)

Right Understanding, Relationship and Physical Facilities

d)

Relationship, Right Understanding and Physical Facilities

25.

Human consciousness is _______.

a)

Giving weightage to physical facilities, to the maximization of sensory pleasures, to accumulation of wealth

b)

Giving weightage to relationships, to the inherent feelings and right understanding

c)

Both

d)

none of the given

26.

To be wealthy is _______ condition in the modern world to be happy.

a)

Not essential

b)

True

c)

The most important

d)

fake

27.

In this course, whatever is being said is a _______ for an individual.

a)

Conclusion

b)

Proposal

c)

Decision

d)

Request

28.

What is a dilemma?

a)

It is a situation in which you don't have to make any choices.

b)

It's a conflict in which there is always one best choice.

c)

It is a conflict in which you have to choose between two unfavourable solutions

d)

None of above

29.

One of these is NOT a core value.

a)

Modesty

b)

Motivation

c)

compassion

d)

kindness

30.

If you do something wrong, you will feel _______

a)

proud

b)

ashamed

c)

happy

d)

Weird

31.

____ is an effort by an employee to attract attention to a negligent, illegal, unethical, abusive, or dangerous act by a company that threatens the public interest.

a)

Business intelligence

b)

Professional malpractice

c)

Whistle-blowing

d)

Conflict of interest

32.

A ____ states the principles and core values that are essential to the work of a particular occupational group.

a)

manual of style

b)

mission statement

c)

professional code of ethics

d)

work statement

33.

The motivation theory that describes individual needs in five categories that form hierarchy was developed by which American psychologist?

a)

Herzberg

b)

Icocca

c)

Maslow

d)

McClelland

34.

What are ethics?

a)

laws designed to protect individuals within a society

b)

rules of conduct that must be adhered to withn an organization

c)

strategies implemented to accomplish organizational goals

d)

moral principles that govern a person's or group's behavior

35.

Non-universal norms require the observance of all religious rules. Non-universal norms do not carry a universal moral obligation and include values such as rules and duties specific to one's religion.

a)

Yes its true

b)

No its False

c)

Not sure

d)

May be

36.

The desire for recognition is a basic physical need. The desire for recognition is a higher-level need, which can be satisfied only after basic physical needs such as food, air, and shelter are met.

a)

Very true

b)

Absolutely False

c)

Might be

d)

Sure

37.

A lack of integrity in an organization damages the trust of the organization, our own trust, and mutual respect.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

Not at all

d)

Not sure

38.

Natural Acceptance:

a)

It does not change with time.

b)

It does not depend on the place.

c)

It does not depend on our beliefs or past conditioning.

d)

All of the above

39.

For Human consciousness:

a)

Physical facility is necessary and sufficient.

b)

Physical facility is necessary and but not sufficient.

c)

Physical facility is not necessary and not sufficient.

d)

None of the above

40.

Identify the correct order:

a)

Physical facility, relationship, Right understanding

b)

Physical facility, Right understanding, relationship

c)

Relationship, Right understanding, Physical facility

d)

Right understanding, relationship, Physical Facility

41.

Need and activities of self are:

a)

Both are continuous

b)

Both are temporary

c)

Not fixed

d)

None of the above

42.

What is self exploration?

a)

Dialogue between what you are and what you really want to be

b)

It the process of self evolution through self investigation

c)

It is the process of knowing human conduct

d)

All of the above

43.

Knowing, assuming, recognizing, fulfilling are the order of

a)

Self

b)

Body

c)

Self and body both

d)

None of the above

44.

Right understanding and relationship leads to

a)

Mutual happiness

b)

Mutual prosperity

c)

Both

d)

None of the above

45.

Right understanding and physical facilities leads to

a)

Mutual happiness

b)

Mutual prosperity

c)

Both

d)

None of the above

46.

What is the essence of harmony in the context of universal human values?

a)

Conforming to societal norms

b)

Avoiding conflicts

c)

Coexistence with mutual respect and understanding

d)

Achieving personal goals

47.

Which of the following is a fundamental principle of universal human values?

a)

Competition

b)

Cooperation

c)

Ambition

d)

Individualism

48.

Harmony within oneself can be best achieved through:

a)

Material success

b)

Self-reflection and understanding

c)

Social approval

d)

Following rules

49.

What is the role of empathy in fostering harmony?

a)

It increases competition

b)

It leads to better understanding of others' perspectives

c)

It weakens social bonds

d)

It creates division

50.

Which of the following is NOT a component of universal human values?

a)

Compassion

b)

Greed

c)

Respect

d)

Justice

51.

In a harmonious society, conflicts are:

a)

Ignored

b)

Resolved through mutual understanding

c)

Suppressed by force

d)

Encouraged for growth

52.

What is the relationship between harmony and peace?

a)

Harmony leads to peace

b)

Peace leads to harmony

c)

They are unrelated

d)

Harmony and peace are the same

53.

Which of the following best describes "social harmony"?

a)

Equal distribution of wealth

b)

A society where everyone has the same opinions

c)

A society where diverse groups coexist peacefully

d)

A society governed by strict laws

54.

What is the significance of universal human values in education?

a)

To ensure academic success

b)

To cultivate responsible and ethical individuals

c)

To impose cultural norms

d)

To promote competitiveness

55.

Which value is most crucial for maintaining harmony in relationships?

a)

Power

b)

Respect

c)

Wealth

d)

Control

56.

How does forgiveness contribute to harmony?

a)

It strengthens divisions

b)

It prevents conflict resolution

c)

It promotes reconciliation and healing

d)

It creates a sense of superiority

57.

Harmony with nature requires:

a)

Exploiting natural resources efficiently

b)

Living sustainably and respecting the environment

c)

Ignoring environmental issues

d)

Expanding industrialization

58.

Which of the following is a barrier to achieving harmony?

a)

Open communication

b)

Mutual respect

c)

Prejudice and discrimination

d)

Cooperation

59.

Universal human values emphasize the importance of:

a)

Material wealth

b)

Moral and ethical living

c)

Personal ambition

d)

Social status

60.

What is the role of dialogue in promoting harmony?

a)

It creates more conflicts

b)

It leads to misunderstanding

c)

It fosters mutual understanding and respect

d)

It is unnecessary for harmony

61.

Which of the following is an example of practicing harmony at the workplace?

a)

Competing aggressively for promotions

b)

Collaborating with colleagues and respecting their contributions

c)

Ignoring workplace conflicts

d)

Focusing solely on personal success

62.

How can one achieve harmony between mind and body?

a)

By focusing only on physical fitness

b)

Through meditation, mindfulness, and balanced living

c)

By ignoring mental health

d)

By indulging in excesses

63.

What is the outcome of living in harmony with others?

a)

Social isolation

b)

Greater conflicts

c)

A peaceful and cooperative community

d)

Increased competition

64.

Which practice can disrupt harmony within a community?

a)

Inclusiveness

b)

Fairness

c)

Gossip and slander

d)

Open dialogue

65.

Which of the following best describes the outcome of living by universal human values?

a)

  • a) Conflict and division

b)

  • b) A chaotic society

c)

  • c) A peaceful and harmonious existence

d)

  • d) A society driven by competition

66.
What is called living with assumption for oneself as body and Living of human beingonly on the basis of physical facilities, and not with right understanding and relationship?
a)
Human Consciousness
b)
Happiness
c)
Right Understanding
d)
Animal Consciousness
67.
What are the basic desires of every human being for which they are working.
a)
a) Physical facilities
b)
(b) Realization and understanding
c)
(c) Happiness and prosperity
d)
(d) Continuous happiness and prosperity
68.
Identify the solution which helps human being to transform from animal consciousness to human consciousness.
a)
(a) Right understanding
b)
(b) Realization
c)
(c) Value education
d)
(d) Physical facilities
69.
Value education is becoming important for students now a days because value education helps students to correctly identify our
a)
a) Values
b)
b) Aspirations
c)
c) Needs
d)
d) Key to success
70.
Working only for physical facilities is
a)
a)Living with Animal Consciousness
b)
b) Living with Human Consciousness
c)
c)Transformation from Animal Consciousness to Human Consciousness.
d)
d) Transformation from Animal Consciousness to Human Consciousness
71.
What is the nature of self?
a)
Conscious
b)
Physio-chemical
c)
Biochemical
d)
Semi-conscious
72.
What is the nature of the body?
a)
Conscious
b)
Physio-chemical
c)
Biochemical
d)
Semi-conscious
73.
Trust, respect and happiness are the needs of
a)
Self
b)
Body
c)
Mind
d)
None of the above
74.
Thoughts may be governed by
a)
A. Right understanding
b)
B. Preconditioning
c)
C. Sensation
d)
D. All
75.
What helps self in exploration and interaction with rest of the nature?
a)
Body
b)
Soul
c)
Mind
d)
Spirit
76.

Imagination is activities of

a)

Body

b)

Self

c)

Both

d)

None

77.

Match the following

i. Desire, 1. Imagining

ii. Thought, 2. Analysis

iii. Expectation 3. Selecting/Tasting

a)

i-2, ii-3,iii-1

b)

i-1,iii-2,i-3

c)

i-1,ii-2,iii-3

d)

i-3,ii-2,iii-1

78.

Inputs of the imagination-

a)

Sensation

b)

Preconditions

c)

Natural Acceptance

d)

Peer Pressure

79.

Health is ensured in body while Sanyam in-

a)

Body

b)

Self

c)

Both

d)

None of the above

80.

Foundation value is-

a)

Trust

b)

Respect

c)

Care

d)

Guidance

81.

Ego is

a)

Over evaluation of the person

b)

Under evaluation of the person

c)

Right evaluation of the person

d)

Otherwise evaluation of the person

82.

Intention can be identifies as-

a)

Competent

b)

Natural acceptance

c)

Both

d)

None

83.

Our participation at different levels in the larger order is known as ______.

a)

Behavior

b)

Values

c)

Efforts

d)

None of the above

84.

When we set our goal in right direction with the help of right understanding, it is called _______.

a)

Skill Domain

b)

Development

c)

Value Domain

d)

Prosperity

85.

Which is not a guideline of value education.

a)

Universal

b)

Natural

c)

Belief based

d)

Rational

86.

The first dimension of human being is _______.

a)

Thought

b)

Realization

c)

Work

d)

Behavior

87.

It is the fourth level of living.

a)

Society

b)

Nature

c)

Family

d)

Individual

88.

When we work hard, learn and practice to achieve our goal, it is called _______.

a)

Value Domain

b)

Development

c)

Prosperity

d)

Skill Domain

89.

Value education helps us to correctly identify our _______.

a)

Aspirations

b)

Desire

c)

Goals

d)

All of the above

90.

Value education leads a human being to _______.

a)

Confusion

b)

Conflicts

c)

Harmony

d)

All the above

91.

To fulfill human aspirations _______ are necessary.

a)

Skills

b)

Values

c)

Both Values and Skills

d)

None of the above

92.

Values education is essentially man - making and __________________.

a)

Faith and Religion

b)

Character Building

c)

Democracy and Respect

d)

Freedom of Expression

93.

It is the fourth level of living

a)

Family

b)

Nature

c)

Society

d)

Individual

94.

The purpose of value education is to _______.

a)

Foster universal core values

b)

Make the syllabus easy

c)

Develop values in individuals

d)

Both 1st and 3rd options

95.

When we set our goal in right direction with the help of right understanding, it is called _______.

a)

Prosperity

b)

Value Domain

c)

Skill Domain

d)

Development

96.

It is the third level of living.

a)

Individual

b)

Nature

c)

Family

d)

Society

97.

It is the first level of living.

a)

Individual

b)

Family

c)

Nature

d)

Society

98.

Continuous happiness and prosperity are the _______.

a)

Impractical thought

b)

Impossible desires

c)

Basic human aspirations

d)

None of the above

99.

Basic human aspirations are _______.

a)

Happiness

b)

Prosperity

c)

Education

d)

Both 1st and 2nd

100.

______ means harmony within myself.

a)

Happiness

b)

Pleasure

c)

Excitement

d)

All

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