WorksheetsXaverian Values Review - Keevan
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 26mins
What are values?
Deeply held beliefs and principles
Physical objects
Temporary feelings
Random thoughts
Which value emphasizes the importance of being modest and respectful?
Trust
Humility
Zeal
Simplicity
Which value is associated with being honest and reliable?
Trust
Zeal
Simplicity
Humility
What is one general belief about trust?
We can rely on each other
We can control each other
We can ignore each other
We can compete with each other
What is the willingness to believe in someone's positive impact called?
Trust
Fear
Doubt
Suspicion
What does trust in God or the universe usually involve?
A need to control everything
Acceptance of something greater and beyond ourselves
Acceptance of technology as the only truth
Refusal of your innate goodness as a person
What is the definition of integrity, according to Dictionary.com?
The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles; moral uprightness.
The ability to adapt to new situations quickly.
The skill of persuading others to agree with you.
The act of achieving success through hard work.
According to Brené Brown, what does integrity involve?
Choosing comfort over courage.
Choosing what is fun, fast, or easy.
Choosing courage over comfort and living out values even if that isn't always easy.
Simply professing values without practicing them.
A value is a quality, characteristic, or idea that we feel strongly about.
True
False
Which value is crucial for building strong relationships?
Competitiveness
Indifference
Trust
Ambition
What does the value of zeal emphasize?
Calmness and patience
Fear and hesitation
Indifference and apathy
Passion and enthusiasm
Which of the following is a benefit of having integrity?
Gaining trust from others
Being able to manipulate situations
Achieving success through shortcuts
Maintaining a mysterious persona
What is an example of demonstrating trust in a team setting?
Micromanaging every task
Withholding information
Sharing responsibilities
Criticizing team members
___________ is freedom from all that gets in the way of relationships (with God and others) and small joys.
Zeal
Trust
Simplicity
Compassion
______________ is a way of thinking, feeling, and acting to offset the temptation to excessive materialism and consumerism, which can minimize the spiritual values of God’s Kingdom.
Simplicity
Trust
Compassion
Zeal
_______ is recognizing another’s suffering and desiring to relieve it.
Simplicity
Humility
Trust
Compassion
_______ is the tenderness of heart that is capable of seeing and hearing the needs of all, near and far.
Simplicity
Trust
Compassion
Zeal
The opposite of compassion is...
Indifference (not caring one way or the other)
Pride
Greed
Materialism (focus on material goods)
____ is standing with rather than above others.
Zeal
Trust
Simplicity
Humility
________ is joyful and enthusiastic commitment to a cause.
Trust
Zeal
Simplicity
Compassion
______ is total confidence in God and/or in others.
Simplicity
Zeal
Trust
Compassion
Name the five Xaverian values.
Besides "great enthusiasm," what else does Zeal require of us?
You have a new student in your class, and they seem pretty alone. How can you show compassion? Select all that apply.
Encourage your student ambassadors to help them understand your class.
Offer to help them out throughout the day.
Get to know them and try to help make the first day good for them.
Nothing, let other people help out. You have enough on your plate.
Which of the following statements are true about compassion? (Select all that apply)
Research shows that people who practice compassion are happier, build stronger relationships, and have lower health risks.
It creates a sense of connectedness to support healthier and happier communities.
Compassion is when you have more concern for yourself instead of others.
Compassion is the ability to understand another person's suffering, combined with a desire to improve the situation for that person.
A feeling of sharing another's suffering that leads to a desire to help
Courage
Compassion
Respect
Initiative
Which Xaverian Value do you think is the most important or relatable to you? Why? Explain the value and your reasoning.
Explain how Mother Teresa, Theodore James Ryken, or St. Francis Xavier can be used as real-life examples for how we could live into the 5 Xaverian values. List and explain the connections between each of the 5 values and one of these three people. (Hint: you did two assignments that required you to research and list how these people relate to or lived the values.)
