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WorksheetsPERSONAL DEVELOPMENT 1ST QUARTER EXAMINATION
Total questions: 61
Worksheet time: 1hrs 1mins
Self-development is _____
Believing you are good
Knowing God’s existence
A process of discovering oneself
The effort to be known in the community
Which statement is TRUE about self-concept?
A. It is something we are born with.
B. It is fixed and never changes.
C. It is created instantly through one experience.
D. It is learned, organized, and dynamic.
Who is the author of the saying, “Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom”?
A. Plato
B. Lao Tzu
C. Aristotle
D. Confucius
Which ancient encyclopedia of Greek knowledge interprets the concept of “Know Thyself” in various ways?
The Republic
The Suda
The Symposium
The Apology
According to Freud, the ego operates based on the principle of ____.
Dream
Reality
Fantasy
Illusion
“I believe I can do well in my exams if I study hard.” This statement reflects…
Self-esteem
Self-efficacy
Self-confidence
Self-discipline
What term refers to the union of body, thoughts, feelings or emotions, and sensations that make up a person’s individuality and identity?
Self
Ego
Personality
Self-concept
What term refers to one’s general idea about oneself, particularly regarding unique personality, values, point of view, and behavior?
Self-Image
Identity
Self-Concept
Self-Awareness
Which of the following refers to the person you want to become, shaped by your goals, dreams, and past experiences?
True Self
Actual Self
Ideal Self
Social Self
Which of the following best describes self-esteem?
Your belief in your ability to succeed in various areas of life
Your evaluation of your own worth, whether positive or negative
The goals you set for yourself in the future
The way others see and value you
Who proposed the eight stages of psychosocial development?
Sigmund Freud
Jean Piaget
Erik Erikson
B.F. Skinner
In Erikson’s theory, what is the main task during adolescence?
Developing trust in relationships
Gaining independence from parents
Developing a clear personal identity
Building academic excellence
You notice your younger cousin struggles to share toys and trust others. Based on Erikson’s stages, which stage is he likely experiencing?
A. Initiative vs. Guilt
B. Trust vs. Mistrust
C. Industry vs. Inferiority
D. Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt
Which of the following best shows the difference between environmental and genetic factors in personality development?
Thoughts are genetic; emotions are environmental
Appearance is inherited; culture shapes behavior
Culture is inherited; feelings are internal
Social skills are genetic; height is environmental
How does Theory of Mind support personality development during adolescence?
It teaches adolescents to be more intelligent
It encourages competition among peers
It enables empathy and deeper social understanding
A student begins to isolate themselves, questioning who they really are. What might be the result if the stage 'Identity vs. Role Confusion' is not resolved successfully?
They become more mature
They build strong relationships
They experience confusion and instability
They move to the next stage with ease
Why is it important for adolescents to understand the perspectives of others?
To develop better study habits
To form emotional detachment
To build stronger relationships and avoid conflict
To appear more intelligent
If you were to design a school program that supports developing the whole person, which of the following components would you include?
Strict academic grading only
Activities focused on personal reflection and social interaction
Extended silent study periods
Physical training without emotional support
Which statement best describes the interaction between genetics and environment in shaping personality?
Genetics fully determine personality
Environment changes our genes
Both genetics and environment influence personality
Personality is entirely a product of education
You observe that a classmate is easily upset when others disagree with their opinion. How can you apply cognitive empathy in this situation?
Ignore them to avoid conflict
Criticize their thinking
Try to understand their point of view and respond calmly
Ask others to stop talking to them
At what developmental stage is a person expected to begin preparing for adult roles such as employment or higher education?
Early childhood
Middle childhood
Middle adolescence
Late adolescence
A student sees that their peers are already planning for college, but they haven’t started. What is a healthy response to this observation?
Feel ashamed and avoid thinking about it
Assume they are a failure
Reflect on their own readiness and begin making plans
Which of the following is an example of being a responsible adolescent?
Waiting for parents to make all decisions
Managing time wisely between school and personal activities
Ignoring responsibilities at home
Avoiding challenges and taking the easy way out
What is a good step an adolescent can take to prepare for adult life?
Wait for opportunities to come without taking action
Learn basic life skills like budgeting and doing household chores
Avoid planning and just enjoy the present
Depend on others to solve problems
How can facing academic pressure help an adolescent grow?
It makes them feel overwhelmed and give up easily
It encourages them to compare themselves to others constantly
It helps them develop time management and problem-solving skills
It leads them to avoid taking risks in the future
A student feels stressed because their teacher expects too much. What is the best way to handle the situation?
Complain to classmates without doing anything
Avoid the teacher to lessen the pressure
Evaluate the situation and discuss workload concerns respectfully with the teacher
Ignore assignments to send a message
Which of the following is the BEST self-made affirmation for building self-worth?
I must be perfect to be accepted.
I am doing my best, and I am proud of my growth.
I will only love myself if others do.
I'll never be good enough no matter what I do.
An adolescent wants to feel more lovable. Which self-created affirmation could help achieve that?
I don’t deserve love unless I succeed.
I am worthy of love just as I am.
I need to impress everyone to feel valued.
People only love me when I’m useful.
______ is about how we think, feel, and handle life’s ups and downs.
Stress
Hormones
Response
Mental health
It is something that causes a state of strain or tension.
Stress
Hormones
Stress hormones
Mental health
When a person is experiencing stress, takes a step back to look at the situation that is causing the stress and reflect on it.
Stress as result
Stress as stimulus
Stress as response
Stress as relational
Which of the situations below does NOT demonstrate the proper way in coping with stress?
Leo does biking exercise for at least 30 minutes every day.
Joel takes a nap whenever he feels tired.
Bing drinks alcohol when she has a problem.
Liza listens to music whenever she is struggling
It is the holistic view of our self and our health.
Stressors
Well-being
Mental illness
Emotion
Why do we need to have stress management skills?
To become a better person
To be a good example to others
To have a healthy living
All of the above
External events or situations that cause pressure or demand on a person. These events are called stressors, and they are seen as the cause of stress.
Stress as result
Stress as response
Stress as stimulus
Stress as relational
Which of the following is more helpful in coping with stress?
Relaxing exercise
Drinking more coffee
Taking illegal drugs
Skipping meal
How do we cope with stress in our daily life?
By making a simple and attainable schedule
By exercising mañana habit
By keeping records of the mistakes of others
By just thinking about yourselves
What useful tip in improving your mental focus involves learning how to meditate?
Build your mental focus
Take a short break
Practice mindfulness
Limit your focus
What useful tip improves your focus that allows you to visually structure your ideas?
Mind mapping
Take a short break
Limit your focus
Practice mindfulness
You requested your siblings to leave you alone in your room to finish your assignment. What useful tip on improving focus did you apply?
Limit focus
Eliminate distractions
Practice mindfulness
Take a short break
When a person smokes more than two packs of cigarettes a day, what disease could he get in his later life?
Pneumonia
Dementia
Cancer
Amnesia
Which of the following is the largest part of the brain that regulates senses, memory, emotions, intellectual activities, and body movement?
Cerebellum
Hindbrain
Cerebrum
Midbrain
Which of the following covers the cerebrum and regulates the processing of information?
Cerebral Cortex
Cerebellum
Cerebrum
Brainstem
Which of the following is within the forebrain that regulates various types of emotions?
Cerebral Cortex
Hypothalamus
Limbic System
Thalamus
Which of the following is located in the hindbrain that regulates balance, postures, and coordinates movement?
Limbic System
Cerebellum
Cerebrum
Brainstem
What useful tip for improving your mental focus gives your full attention to one thing?
Building mental focus
Eliminating distractions
Taking short break
Limiting focus
According to research, what kind of music would help you improve your brain functions?
Pop music
Classical music
Opera music
Reggae music
Stell noticed that his friend suddenly became quiet and withdrawn. What sign of a mental health problem might this be?
Academic motivation
Withdrawal from others
Improved concentration
Increased self-esteem
Felip Jhon feels constant pressure from school and social media. What factor is most affecting his mental health?
Biological
Environmental
Spiritual
Social
What is the World Health Organization’s definition of mental health?
Being stress-free at all times
The ability to be happy every day
A state of well-being where a person realizes abilities and copes with life
Absence of mental illness
Which self-care routine is least effective in improving mental well-being?
Mindfulness
Skipping meals and sleep
Physical activity
Healthy communication
Why is positive self-esteem important during adolescence?
It helps ignore responsibilities
It causes overconfidence
It contributes to emotional stability
It encourages isolation
What is defined as the capacity to be aware of, control, and express one's emotions, and to handle interpersonal relationships judiciously and empathetically?
Mental health
Emotional suppression
Emotional intelligence
Cognitive empathy
Which part of the brain serves as the center of emotional processing and is responsible for perceiving emotions such as anger, fear, and sadness, as well as controlling aggression?
amygdala
thalamus
hypothalamus
hippocampus
People who are successful with this element of EI knows what one is feeling at any given time and understands the impact those moods have on others.
self-regulation
self-awareness
self-centered
self confidence
Emotional Intelligence was popularized by __________ in his 1995 book: Emotional Intelligence: Why It Can Matter More Than IQ.
John Mayer
Peter Salovey
Daniel Goleman
Robert Plutchik
57. You have received a special gift from your father on the day of your birthday.
You received a special gift from your father on your birthday.
You gave a special gift to your father on his birthday.
You received a special gift from your friend on your birthday.
You received a special gift from your father on New Year's Day.
When you received his gift, you said that you were very happy and content with what you received from him. What emotion were you feeling at that moment?
disappointment
sadness
jealousy
satisfaction
It is an unpleasant emotion caused by the belief that someone or something is dangerous.
Anger
Anxiety
Fear
Grief
Which of the following statement is one way of identifying the emotions?
Be aware of your feeling
Blame yourself
Hide your feeling
Ignore your feeling
The following people will help resolve your problem in dealing with difficult emotions EXCEPT ____.
Guidance Counselor
Parents
Therapist
Untrusted friend
