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Worksheets8th Grade-Life Management Unit Quiz
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 46mins
According to research, habits established before what age have a significant impact on an individual's likelihood of continuing these habits into adulthood?
Age of 14
Age of 18
Age of 10
Age of 21
What does Coach Lore ask students to do regarding her class?
Come in with an open mind and a respectful attitude
Ignore the class because it is not important
Complain about not being in PE
Sleep during class.
What is self-identity?
Self-identity-Who you are — your personality, values, likes/dislikes, culture, and the way you see yourself.
What is self-esteem?
How you feel about yourself, and how much you value yourself.
The amount of friends you have.
How much you value others.
Your physical appearance.
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of having a strong sense of identity and healthy self-esteem in middle school?
Make better choices (not just copy others).
Handle stress and challenges.
Build friendships where you feel accepted for being yourself.
Always agree with everyone else.
Emma just finished a big project at school. She feels proud of her hard work and believes she did a good job. What is Emma showing?
Self-identity
Empathy
What is empathy?
Empathy is understanding how someone else feels, even if you’re not in their situation.
Which of the following is a sign of strong self-esteem?
Constantly doubting your abilities.
Feeling comfortable expressing your opinions.
Relying only on others for validation.
Always agreeing with others to avoid conflict.
Maya is about to give a presentation in front of her class. She starts to doubt herself and feels unsure about her abilities and how she looks. What is Maya experiencing?
Insecurity
What is self-confidence?
Scarlett has a handmade bracelet that no one else in her school owns. What does this situation best illustrate?
Which is NOT a norm during community circles?
What is the most likely arena for an adolescent to "get lost in the noise"?
Youth groups
Sports
What is peer pressure?
Peer pressure is the social influence to conform to the expectations or behaviors of a group of people your age.
Which of the following is an example of direct negative peer pressure?
Which is an example of indirect negative peer pressure?
Being told to skip school by a friend.
What is example of direct positive peer pressure?
What is an example of indirect positive peer pressure?
What is an effective way to promote a sense of belonging within a group?
Encourage collaboration and value diverse perspectives.
Discourage teamwork and focus on competition.
Restrict participation to a select few.
Limit group discussions to only a your friends.
Which of the following best describes indirect positive peer pressure?
Feeling left out because you don't own the latest phone.
Being pressured to cheat on a test.
Being told by friends to skip homework.
Seeing classmates volunteer and feeling inspired to help out too.
Which of the following is a healthy way to respond to negative peer pressure?
Give in to the pressure to fit in.
Stand up for your values.
Avoid talking to anyone about the situation.
Ignore your feelings and do what others want.
Which of the following best demonstrates empathy in a group activity?
Refusing to listen to others' ideas.
Offering help and encouragement to a teammate.
Making fun of someone for making a mistake.
Ignoring a teammate who is struggling.
Why is empathy so important in society?
It leads to increased competition among individuals.
It leads to exclusion and divisiveness.
It promotes kindness and understanding.
It promotes isolation and misunderstanding.
