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Total questions: 84
Worksheet time: 51mins
What is discipline?
The practice of asking someone else to do your homework
The practice of watching videos on Youtube
The ability to control yourself
The practice of training people to obey rules
Which of the following is an example of lack of discipline?
Studying hard before a quiz
Listening attentively while the teacher is discussing a topic
Doing your tasks during the activity period
Coming to class late
What do self-disciplined people have?
Laziness
Initiative, motivation, and determination
Procrastination
Dependence on others
What can you earn from others with self-discipline?
Lack of motivation
Trust, respect, and freedom
Distrust and disrespect
More distractions
What can self-discipline help you attain?
Laziness
Dreams in life
Procrastination
More distractions
What should you try to avoid when developing self-discipline?
Dependence on others
Procrastination
Initiative and motivation
Distractions
What is the practice of training people to obey rules or a code of behavior?
Laziness
Discipline
Self-discipline
Procrastination
What will you get done at the right time with self-discipline?
Laziness
Things done at the right time
Procrastination
More distractions
What will help you attain your dreams in life?
Procrastination
Self-discipline
Laziness
Dependence on others
What should you make harder to engage in when developing self-discipline?
Initiative and motivation
The activity you're trying to avoid
Procrastination
Dependence on others
What is the ability to control yourself and make yourself work hard?
Laziness
Dependence on others
Procrastination
Self-discipline
What will you receive from others when they know you are capable of doing the right things on your own?
Trust, respect, and freedom
More distractions
Distrust and disrespect
Lack of motivation
What is the practice of asking someone else to answer your homework for you?
Self-discipline
Procrastination
Laziness
Discipline
What is the practice of coming to class late?
Discipline
Self-discipline
Laziness
Procrastination
What is the practice of doing your tasks during the activity period?
Self-discipline
Laziness
Discipline
Procrastination
What happens when people from different countries share their traditions and beliefs with each other?
Cultural exchange, understanding, tolerance, empathy, and respect for diversity are promoted.
Conflict and hostility arise
Cultural appropriation and disrespect prevail
Isolation and segregation are encouraged
What is one way people can share information instantly with others around the world?
Social media platforms
Smoke signals
Using carrier pigeons
Sending letters
How can globalization impact communities positively? a) by creating job opportunities, b) by introducing new ideas and technologies, c) by promoting cultural diversity, d) all of the above
d) all of the above
a) by reducing access to resources
b) by limiting communication between communities
c) by enforcing homogeneity within communities
Which of the following is an example of a digital information sharing platform: a) Facebook, b) YouTube, c) Instagram, d) all of the above
c) LinkedIn
a) Twitter
d) all of the above
b) Snapchat
Why is it important for countries to trade with each other?
Countries trade to start conflicts and wars
Countries trade to limit their access to goods and services
Countries trade to access goods and services, benefit from comparative advantages, promote economic growth, and foster international relations.
Countries trade to isolate themselves from the global economy
What is one benefit of cultural exchange between different countries?
Promotes mutual understanding, tolerance, and respect for diverse perspectives and traditions.
Encourages isolationism and xenophobia
Leads to cultural homogenization and loss of diversity
Causes conflict and tension between nations
How can globalization help communities learn from each other's experiences and innovations?
By facilitating the sharing of knowledge and resources, globalization can help communities benefit from each other's successes
By restricting access to information and resources
By isolating communities and limiting exposure to external ideas
What is one way globalization has made the world more connected?
Limited access to information
Increased international trade, communication, and cultural exchange.
Decreased international trade and communication
Isolation of cultures
What is one way digital information sharing can help people learn about different cultures?
By providing access to diverse perspectives, traditions, and customs from around the world.
By restricting access to information about different cultures
By limiting exposure to new ideas and perspectives
By promoting cultural stereotypes and biases
How can globalization impact local businesses in a community?
Decreased competition
Technological stagnation
Globalization can impact local businesses through increased competition, access to new markets, technological advancements, potential job losses, and cultural changes.
Limited access to new markets
What is one challenge that can arise from cultural exchange between different countries?
Cultural assimilation leading to loss of identity
Enhanced global cooperation
Miscommunication due to language barriers
Increased understanding and tolerance
How does globalization affect the way people communicate with each other?
Globalization has made communication more difficult and slower
Globalization only affects communication within the same country
Globalization has no impact on communication
Globalization has facilitated easier and faster communication between people from different parts of the world through advancements in technology.
What is one way globalization has changed the way people access news and information?
People now rely solely on print newspapers for news
News and information are now only available through telegrams
Digital platforms and social media have made news and information more accessible globally.
Globalization has had no impact on news accessibility
Which one is not a benefit of recycling ?
It reduces pollution .
It conserves natural resources.
It saves energy.
It may cause diseases.
The four R's of waste disposal are (a) , Reuse, Recycle and Rethink .
Biodegradable waste can not be easily converted into harmless substances .
True
False
Which of the following disease is caused by waste material thrown in open areas ?
Cholera
Plague
Typhoid
All the above
All living beings produce (a)
In which country burning the trash method of waste disposal is very much popular ?
Singapore
Japan
India
None of the above
Which of the following is not an example of non biodegradable waste ?
Rubber
Plastic
Eggshell
Broken Glass
We can make (a) from dry leaves, eggshells ,left food ,pencil curls and paper.
Recycling will benefit animals and humans both .
True
False
Waste is anything that we............
Can use again
Cannot use again
Can eat properly
Can gift others
To use something again is called .....................
Reuse
Rethink
Reduce
Trash
Which of the following is a method of waste disposal ?
Burning the trash
Making compost
Landfills
All the above
All biodegradable items /wastes must be converted into compost .
False
True
Construction waste can be used for .................
Building walls
Making pots
Making decorative material
Filling ditches
We should donate our old books, toys and clothes to the needy .
False
True
It is easy to recycle .............
Plastic
Iron
Glass
All the above
In which country littering and spitting in public places is severely punished ?
Ukraine
Greenland
Singapore
India
Find the odd one out.
Dry leaves
Egg shell
Nails
Old Newspaper
Tick on the wrong spelling .
reduce
Littering
Cholera
Non - biodegadable
Which one of the following is not correct ?
A plastic bucket can be recycled .
All living beings produce waste .
Non biodegradable waste can be converted into harmless substance .
The garbage has become a hazard/danger for human beings ,animals, birds and the environment .
Click on the correct spelling.
Biodgradable
Biodegable
Biodegradble
Biodegradable
Animal and plant waste can be converted into .............
Natural gas
Liquid Petroleum gas (LPG)
Biogas
None of the above
Blue dustbin is used for................................
Biodegradable
Non-Biodegradable
Which of these is not biodegradable waste
vegetables
fruits
glass
It is one of the methods of disposing the waste
landfills
reuse
reduce
recycle
Which of these is biodegradable waste
glass
plastic
vegetable
rubber
Animals and plant waste can be converted into (a)
Biodegradable waste can be converted into ____________ and can be used as _____________.
(a)
Train people to make item from waste (a)
Littering and spitting in public places is severely punishable in –
(a)
Construction waste can be used for-
building walls
making pots
filling ditches
Rubber is an example of
(a)
It is easy to recycle-
plastic
fruits and vegetable peels
both
Fruits is an example of
(a)
It is the duty of________to keep our surroundings clean and green.
the government
citizens
both
Biodegradable waste can be used to make__________
environment
soil
compost
clean
rethink
Nails can be recycle
True
False
To use something again is called
Reduce
Reuse
Recycle
Recycle
Biodegradable waste can be used to make
environment
soil
clean
compost
Human waste in open fields must be covered with ______ in rural areas.
compost
soil
compost
clean
Recycling is beneficial for the_______________
reduce
compost
clean
environment
Green dustbin is used for (a)
Where was Abraham from?
Egypt
Canaan
Ur of the Chaldees
Haran
What was the name of Abraham's wife?
Sarah
Elizabeth
Hagar
Rebekah
What did God promise to do through Abraham?
Make him a great king
Bless all nations
Destroy his enemies
Give him eternal life
Who is coming from the nation that begins with Father Abraham?
Moses
David
Jesus
Paul
What are the three points of the Abrahamic Covenant?
God will lead him to a new land, God will make him a great king, God will bless the world through him
God will lead him to a new land, God will make him a great nation, God will bless the world through him
God will lead him to a new land, God will make him a great prophet, God will bless the world through him
God will lead him to a new land, God will make him a great warrior, God will bless the world through him
Where did Abraham travel from Ur of the Chaldees?
800 miles north to Haran and then another 700 miles to Shechem
500 miles east to Egypt
1000 miles west to Canaan
200 miles south to Jerusalem
Where did Abraham and Sarah go during the famine in Shechem?
Egypt
Canaan
Haran
Rome
What did Abraham offer Lot when they needed to part ways?
His unrestricted choice of the land
His wealth and possessions
His wife Sarah
His firstborn son
What did Lot choose when parting ways with Abraham?
Wealth and prosperity
Poverty and hardship
A life of solitude
A life of righteousness
Why did Abraham offer Lot his unrestricted choice of the land?
He wanted to solve the problem peacefully
He wanted to gain more wealth
He wanted to test Lot's faith
He wanted to punish Lot
What did God promise to give Abraham's descendants when he arrived at Shechem?
Great wealth
A new start
Eternal life
A great nation
When Abraham had a crisis of faith, how many years had passed since God first made a promise to Abraham?
5 years
10 years
15 years
20 years
What did God compare Abraham's descendants to in terms of number?
The sand on the seashore
The leaves on a tree
The stars in the sky
The drops of water in the ocean
According to Galatians 3:6-9, who are the true descendants of Abraham?
Those who are physically descended from Abraham
Those who believe in Jesus Christ
Those who follow the Mosaic Law
Those who are wealthy and prosperous
