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Chapter 2 Study Guide

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

Define interpersonal communication.

a)

Interpersonal communication is the process by which people exchange information, feelings, and meaning through verbal and non-verbal messages.

b)

Interpersonal communication is the study of historical events and their impact on society.

c)

Interpersonal communication is the process of solving mathematical equations using algorithms.

d)

Interpersonal communication is the method of transmitting data between computers using network protocols.

2.

What are three steps to use when dealing with a conflict?

a)

Identify the problem, Communicate effectively, Work toward a solution

b)

Ignore the problem, Blame others, Walk away

c)

Raise your voice, Refuse to listen, Hold a grudge

d)

Avoid communication, Assume intentions, Escalate the situation

3.

Name four strategies for managing stress.

a)

Exercise, relaxation techniques, time management, seeking support from others.

b)

Ignoring problems, procrastination, overworking, isolating yourself.

c)

Skipping meals, avoiding sleep, bottling up emotions, excessive screen time.

d)

Blaming others, denying stress, taking unnecessary risks, avoiding responsibilities.

4.

What are three internal influences on your health?

a)

Genetics, personal values, emotions.

b)

Weather, pollution, exercise.

c)

Friends, school rules, advertisements.

d)

Television, internet, community events.

5.

What are three external influences on your health?

a)

Family, peers, media.

b)

Exercise, sleep, hydration.

c)

Vitamins, minerals, water.

d)

Genetics, age, gender.

6.

Define values.

a)

Values are the beliefs, principles, and standards that are important to a person and guide their behavior.

b)

Values are the amount of money a person owns.

c)

Values are the physical possessions a person has.

d)

Values are the laws set by the government.

7.

Define goal. Give one example of a short-term goal and one example of a long-term goal.

a)

A goal is something you aim for that takes planning and work. Example of a short-term goal: finishing homework by tonight. Example of a long-term goal: graduating from college.

b)

A goal is a wish that does not require any effort. Example of a short-term goal: watching TV. Example of a long-term goal: eating dinner.

c)

A goal is something you do only for fun. Example of a short-term goal: playing a game. Example of a long-term goal: buying a toy.

d)

A goal is a task you must do every day. Example of a short-term goal: brushing your teeth. Example of a long-term goal: making your bed every morning.

8.

The first step in the decision-making process is:

a)

Identifying the problem

b)

Evaluating alternatives

c)

Implementing the solution

d)

Selecting the best alternative

9.

The final step in the decision-making process is:

a)

Evaluating the decision

b)

Identifying the problem

c)

Generating alternatives

d)

Implementing the solution

10.

Which of the following lists contains three examples of core ethical values?

a)

Honesty, respect, responsibility

b)

Wealth, popularity, power

c)

Creativity, intelligence, humor

d)

Ambition, luck, talent

11.

A role model is defined as:

a)

A person whose behavior is imitated by others.

b)

A person who always follows the rules.

c)

A person who is famous.

d)

A person who never makes mistakes.

12.

Which of the following are examples of how you can display the character trait of good citizenship?

a)

Volunteering in community service and following laws

b)

Ignoring community rules and littering

c)

Cheating on tests and being disrespectful

d)

Avoiding participation in community events

13.

Demonstrating good character can make a positive difference at school by:

a)

setting a positive example for others

b)

causing conflicts among students

c)

ignoring school rules

d)

discouraging teamwork

14.

Which of the following are ways you can take an active role in developing your character?

a)

Setting personal goals and seeking feedback

b)

Ignoring your weaknesses and avoiding challenges

c)

Blaming others for your mistakes and refusing to learn

d)

Waiting for others to tell you what to improve

15.

Which of the following is an example of showing respect for others?

a)

Listening carefully when someone is speaking

b)

Interrupting others during a conversation

c)

Ignoring someone's opinion

d)

Making fun of someone's ideas

16.

What is one benefit of setting personal goals?

a)

It leads to procrastination

b)

It helps you stay focused and motivated

c)

It encourages you to avoid challenges

d)

It makes you compare yourself to others

17.

Which of the following best describes effective communication?

a)

Clearly expressing your thoughts and actively listening to others

b)

Only talking about your own ideas

c)

Speaking without considering others' feelings

d)

Ignoring feedback from others

18.

Which of the following is an example of demonstrating responsibility?

a)

Completing your assignments on time

b)

Blaming others for your mistakes

c)

Procrastinating important tasks

d)

Ignoring your duties

19.

What is one way to show honesty in your daily life?

a)

Taking credit for someone else's work

b)

Hiding the truth to avoid trouble

c)

Admitting when you make a mistake

d)

Making excuses for your actions

20.

Which of the following best describes a short-term goal?

a)

Finishing a book by the end of the week

b)

Becoming a professional athlete

c)

Saving money for retirement

d)

Learning a new language over several years