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WorksheetsSelf-Advocacy Quiz
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 11mins
What does self-advocacy mean?
Speaking up for others
Asking for what you need
Ignoring your needs
Following others' directions
What will occur each time you self-advocate?
You lose control over your life
You gain more control over your life
You become dependent on others
You avoid success
What becomes important as we become young adults?
Ignoring self-advocacy
Developing self-advocacy skills
Relying on others for decisions
Avoiding self-determination
Why is being able to self-advocate important?
It leads to more dependence
It reduces personal success
It increases control over one's life
It limits self-determination
What three areas of success are influenced by self-advocacy skills?
School, workplace, relationships
Sports, hobbies, travel
Diet, exercise, sleep
Entertainment, leisure, fashion
What three things can poor self-advocacy skills impact?
Learning, success in school, success in the workplace
Physical health, mental health, social life
Financial stability, family relationships, hobbies
Creativity, innovation, teamwork
What is learning reliant upon?
Asking questions
Memorizing facts
Reading books
Watching videos
What are three reasons why we ask questions?
What is a person limiting if they do not ask enough questions?
Their social growth and learning
Their financial income
Their physical health
Their travel opportunities
What does a person need to do in order to succeed in the workplace?
Express their needs
Work overtime
Avoid asking for help
Follow others blindly
What are five things that an adult might need to self-advocate for?
