WorksheetsWRS Vocab Review [final test]
Total questions: 39
Worksheet time: 20mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is the definition of creativity?
a)
Using imagination to make new and original ideas or things
b)
Following the rules exactly to create things
c)
Using imagination to copy other people’s ideas for your work and not give credit
2.
What is an example of elaborating?
a)
A student explains each step after answering a math problem.
b)
A student gives a one-word answer without any explanation.
c)
A student avoids sharing their thought process entirely.
3.
What is an example of conflict?
a)
Two classmates argue but learn to take turns using the computer.
b)
A student yells and refuses to share the computer.
c)
A student walks away instead of addressing the disagreement.
4.
What is denial?
a)
Refusing to accept the truth or reality of something
b)
Accepting everything without questioning
c)
Always believing what others tell you
5.
What is an example of efficiency?
a)
A student suggests dividing tasks based on everyone’s strengths.
b)
A student insists everyone does the same task, slowing progress.
c)
A student works alone instead of collaborating with the group.
6.
What is an example of self-direction?
a)
A student catches up on missed work from home.
b)
A student does nothing about missed work and waits for the teacher to remind them.
c)
A student blames others for their lack of preparation.
7.
What is an example of problem solving?
a)
A student suggests using paper when the computer crashes.
b)
A student gives up and tells the group to just do nothing.
c)
A student blames the technology without offering solutions.
8.
What is an example of professionalism?
a)
A student arrives on time, dressed neatly, and speaks respectfully.
b)
A student shows up late and unprepared for a presentation.
c)
A student dresses casually and doesn’t take the presentation seriously.
9.
What does it mean to collaborate?
a)
Working together to achieve a common goal
b)
Doing all the work yourself while others watch
c)
Ignoring the team and only focusing on individual tasks
10.
What is an example of integrity?
a)
A student tells the teacher after breaking a window.
b)
A student blames a classmate for the broken window to avoid punishment.
c)
A student hides the truth about what happened.
11.
What is problem solving?
a)
Finding answers or solutions to challenges or difficulties
b)
Ignoring problems and hoping they go away
c)
Letting others handle your problems
12.
What is a negotiation?
a)
Discussing to reach an agreement or solve a problem
b)
Arguing without listening to others
c)
Letting one person make all the decisions
13.
What is an example of being calm?
a)
A student stays quiet and focused on what to do next during a fire drill and helps others.
b)
A student panics and runs around, distracting others.
c)
A student ignores the drill and continues their work.
14.
What is Big Picture Thinking?
a)
Understanding how different parts connect to form a whole
b)
Focusing only on the small details and ignoring the big goal
c)
Only looking at the big picture and forgetting the details
15.
What is Efficiency?
a)
Completing tasks quickly without wasting time or resources
b)
Rushing through tasks without caring about the quality
c)
Taking as much time as possible to finish every task
16.
What is Self-Direction?
a)
Managing and motivating yourself to complete tasks independently
b)
Needing constant supervision to finish tasks
c)
Relying on others to set your goals
17.
What is Professionalism?
a)
Acting in a responsible, respectful, and skilled manner at work
b)
Being casual and careless at work
c)
Ignoring rules and behaving inappropriately
18.
What is Critical Thinking?
a)
Analyzing information carefully to make decisions or solve problems
b)
Agreeing with everything without questioning
c)
Avoiding difficult questions to make decisions easier
19.
What is an example of work ethic?
a)
A tired student finishes math homework because it’s important.
b)
A student skips homework because they’re too tired.
c)
A student does only half of the assignment because they don't want to try.
20.
What is an example of denial?
a)
A student won’t admit they didn’t study for the test.
b)
A student acknowledges their poor preparation but blames the teacher for the difficulty.
21.
Define Creativity:
a)
Using imagination to make new and original ideas or things
b)
Following the rules exactly to create things
22.
What is an example of someone elaborating?
a)
A student explains each step after answering a math problem.
b)
A student gives a one-word answer without any explanation.
23.
Which is NOT an example of conflict?
a)
Two classmates argue but learn to take turns using the computer.
b)
A student yells and refuses to share the computer.
c)
A student won't give another student their backpack back after being asked to do so.
24.
Define denial:
a)
Refusing to accept the truth or reality of something
b)
Accepting everything without questioning
25.
What is an example of efficiency?
a)
A student suggests dividing tasks based on everyone’s strengths.
b)
A student insists everyone does the same task, slowing progress.
26.
What is NOT an example of self-direction?
a)
A student does nothing about missed work and waits for the teacher to remind them.
b)
A student catches up on missed work from home.
c)
A student brings a spare chromebook charger in case all the chargers at school are used.
27.
What is an example of problem solving?
a)
A student suggests using paper when the computer crashes.
b)
A student gives up and tells the group to just do nothing.
c)
A student dresses casually and doesn’t take the presentation seriously.
28.
What is NOT an example of professionalism?
a)
A student shows up late and unprepared for a presentation.
b)
A student arrives on time, dressed neatly, and speaks respectfully.
c)
A worker arrives early for work to help out knowing they are short-staffed.
29.
What does it mean to collaborate?
a)
Working together to achieve a common goal
b)
Doing all the work yourself while others watch
c)
A student hides the truth about what happened.
30.
What is an example of integrity?
a)
A student tells the teacher after breaking a window.
b)
A student blames a classmate for the broken window to avoid punishment.
c)
Letting others handle your problems
31.
Define Problem Solving:
a)
Finding answers or solutions to challenges or difficulties
b)
Ignoring problems and hoping they go away
c)
Letting one person make all the decisions
32.
What is a negotiation?
a)
Discussing to reach an agreement or solve a problem
b)
Arguing without listening to others
33.
What is NOT an example of being calm?
a)
A student panics and runs around, distracting others.
b)
A student stays calm during a fire drill and helps others.
c)
A student arrives on time, dressed neatly, and speaks respectfully.
34.
Define Big Picture Thinking:
a)
Understanding how different parts connect to form a whole
b)
Focusing only on the small details and ignoring the big goal
c)
Taking as much time as possible to finish every task
35.
Define Efficiency:
a)
Completing tasks quickly without wasting time or resources
b)
Rushing through tasks without caring about the quality
c)
Relying on others to set your goals
36.
Define Self-Direction:
a)
Managing and motivating yourself to complete tasks independently
b)
Needing constant supervision to finish tasks
c)
Ignoring rules and behaving inappropriately
37.
What is Professionalism?
a)
Acting in a responsible, respectful, and skilled manner at work
b)
Being casual and careless at work
c)
Avoiding difficult questions to make decisions easier
38.
Define Critical Thinking:
a)
Analyzing information carefully to make decisions or solve problems
b)
Agreeing with everything without questioning
c)
A student does only half of the assignment because they don't want to try.
39.
What is an example of work ethic?
a)
A tired student finishes math homework because it’s important.
b)
A student skips homework because they’re too tired.
c)
A student insists they are fine despite failing.
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