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Worksheets9AB Global Trimestral Exam, March 2025
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 16mins
When do we talk about inequality?
When two or more people have the same opportunities
When there is a lack of balance between two or more people
When everyone receives equal treatment regardless of their circumstances
When social differences disappear
Which of the following is NOT an example of inequality?
Differences in income and wealth
Access to healthcare and quality education
Personal hobbies and interests
Availability of public services
What can be a cause of inequality?
A person’s height
A person’s social position, economic situation, or gender
A person’s favorite sports team
A person’s ability to learn new languages
What role do emotions play in decision-making?
They always lead to impulsive actions
They guide us to survive and adapt
They are irrelevant to decision-making
They only influence negative decisions
Which psychologist is associated with the role of emotions in evolution?
Sigmund Freud
Daniel Goleman
Carl Jung
B.F. Skinner
What is an example of how emotions can negatively impact decisions?
Feeling joy and training harder in sports
Using relaxation techniques before an exam
Acting impulsively out of anger in a conflict
Reflecting on emotions before making a choice
What is emotional intelligence?
The ability to suppress emotions entirely
The capacity to recognize, understand, and manage emotions
A method to manipulate others using emotions
The process of ignoring emotions in decision-making
Which of the following is NOT one of the four components of emotional intelligence?
Emotional perception
Emotional suppression
Emotional facilitation
Emotional management
What is an example of emotional perception?
Identifying nervousness before an exam and finding ways to relax
Training in sports because of motivation
Reflecting on frustration after a bad grade
Organizing time better to handle stress
How does emotional facilitation help decision-making?
By using emotions to enhance problem-solving skills
By blocking emotions to think logically
By ignoring emotional responses to external events
By reacting immediately without thinking
Which of the following is an example of emotional management?
Reacting aggressively to stress
Ignoring emotions to stay focused
Organizing responsibilities to reduce stress
Making decisions without thinking about emotions
Which of the following is a strategy for managing emotions?
Suppressing emotions completely
Temporal distancing
Ignoring emotional responses
Avoiding difficult decisions
What is one of the benefits of mastering emotional intelligence?
Making more balanced decisions
Eliminating emotions completely
Avoiding difficult life choices
Controlling how others feel
What is empathy?
Ignoring other people’s emotions
Putting yourself in another person’s shoes and understanding their perspective
Agreeing with everyone to avoid conflict
Making decisions based only on personal opinions
What does active listening involve?
What does active listening involve?
Talking over the other person to share your opinion
Paying full attention without interrupting or judging
Thinking about your response while the other person speaks
Only listening to people you agree with
Why is valuing differences important?
It allows people to impose their beliefs on others
It helps recognize and accept that people have different opinions and perspectives
It eliminates the need for discussions and debates
It ensures that everyone thinks the same way
What is an example of open and honest communication?
Avoiding difficult topics to prevent arguments
Expressing thoughts and feelings respectfully
Assuming that others understand your emotions without expressing them
Talking only when others ask for your opinion
Why is setting clear and respectful boundaries important?
It helps define what is acceptable in interactions
It prevents people from forming close relationships
It allows one person to control the conversation
It ensures that everyone agrees with each other
How can you encourage recognition and appreciation?
Ignoring small efforts and only acknowledging big achievements
Expressing gratitude for small everyday actions
Expecting others to appreciate you without acknowledging them
Only recognizing people when they ask for it
Why is it important to combat stereotypes and prejudices?
They help create a fairer society
They act as barriers to inclusion and respect
They make it easier to categorize people
They help avoid difficult conversations
What was the main reason for the Civil War?
A dispute over land ownership
Differences in culture, economy, and views on slavery
A disagreement over taxation policies
Conflict over foreign trade agreements
Which economic factor contributed to the Civil War?
The North relied on agriculture, while the South was industrialized
Both the North and the South depended equally on slavery
The North was industrialized, while the South relied on agriculture and enslaved labor
The South had a stronger economy than the North
Why did South Carolina secede from the Union?
It opposed the election of Abraham Lincoln, who was against the expansion of slavery
It wanted to form an independent country for economic reasons
It disagreed with taxation policies from the North
It was invaded by Union forces before the war started
What was the name of the government formed by the seceded southern states?
The United States of the South
The Southern Federation
The Confederate States of America
The American Alliance
What was the significance of the Emancipation Proclamation?
It formally ended the Civil War
It freed enslaved people in the Confederate states
It declared war on the Confederacy
It allowed new states to enter the Union
