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Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

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Class
Date
1.

You see a classmate being teased for having worn-out shoes. What shows you value their human dignity?

a)

Ignore the teasing to avoid trouble.

b)

Laugh along so you won’t get teased.

c)

Tell others to stop and treat the classmate kindly.

d)

Take a photo and post it online.

2.

Which of the following is the meaning of “Valuing human dignity”?

a)

Respecting every person’s worth regardless of looks or status.

b)

Respecting only people who respect you.

c)

Helping only your close friends.

d)

Complimenting people to get something in return.

3.

Which situation best shows respect for human dignity at school?

a)

Giving everyone a chance to speak during group work.

b)

Ignoring classmates who are quiet.

c)

Only listening to popular students.

d)

Choosing friends based on grades.

4.

A classmate makes a mistake during a presentation. How do you describe valuing dignity in this situation?

a)

Laughing to make the class fun.

b)

Encouraging them and giving constructive feedback.

c)

Correcting them loudly in front of others.

d)

Ignoring them completely.

5.

Why is it important to value human dignity?

a)

It builds fairness and respect among all people.

b)

It makes you more popular.

c)

It helps you get good grades.

d)

It allows you to control others.

6.

You are the group leader. A member has a disability and needs more time. How do you value their dignity?

a)

Give them easier tasks without asking.

b)

Ask them how you can help and include them fully.

c)

Do their work for them.

d)

Ignore them to finish faster.

7.

How can knowing yourself help you?

a)

Make better decisions and build confidence.

b)

Copy what others do.

c)

Avoid thinking about mistakes.

d)

Depend on others for choices.

8.

You discover you are good at drawing. What’s the best way to use that self-knowledge?

a)

Stop studying and just draw.

b)

Use your talent to help others and express creativity.

c)

Hide your skill so no one copies you.

d)

Compare yourself to better artists.

9.

Understanding your emotions is important because:

a)

it helps you manage your reactions and make better decisions.

b)

it makes you forget your problems completely.

c)

it prevents you from ever feeling sad.

d)

it guarantees you will always be happy.

10.

Your friend wants you to join a game you dislike. How do you show that you know yourself in this situation?

a)

You join anyway to please them.

b)

You politely refuse and suggest something else.

c)

You argue to prove you’re right.

d)

You ignore them completely.

11.

Which action shows self-awareness?

a)

Reflecting on what you can improve after a mistake.

b)

Blaming others for your problems.

c)

Copying what your friends do.

d)

Hiding your true feelings.

12.

How does understanding yourself help your relationship with others?

a)

It helps you manage emotions and respect differences.

b)

It makes you always agree with everyone.

c)

It keeps you from talking to people.

d)

It lets you hide your weaknesses.

13.

You received AED 50 as a birthday gift. What is a wise decision?

a)

Spend it all on snacks immediately.

b)

Save part of it for future needs.

c)

Lend it to anyone who asks.

d)

Hide it so no one knows.

14.

How saving early helps you?

a)

Prepare for future goals and emergencies.

b)

Spend more later.

c)

Depend on others for money.

d)

Avoid helping others.

15.

Your friend spends money on toys daily. What advice shows wise spending?

a)

“Think first if it’s a need or just a want.”

b)

“Buy whatever makes you happy.”

c)

“Spend it now before it’s gone.”

d)

“Ignore savings; you can ask your parents later.”

16.

Which example shows financial discipline?

a)

Listing expenses and avoiding unnecessary spending.

b)

Spending more when you feel sad.

c)

Always buying the newest gadgets.

d)

Borrowing money for fun items.

17.

You want to buy a book worth AED 40 but have only AED 20. What is the best decision?

a)

Save your allowance until you can afford it.

b)

Borrow money from friends right away.

c)

Ask your parents to pay for it.

d)

Buy something cheaper that you don’t really need.

18.

Why is it important to “spend wisely”?

a)

It helps you prioritize needs over wants.

b)

It limits your happiness.

c)

It makes others jealous.

d)

It means never spending at all.

19.

Which of the following describes faith?

a)

Living by your beliefs and values every day.

b)

Praying only when others see you.

c)

Criticizing other religions.

d)

Forcing your faith on others.

20.

You see a friend being unkind to others. How do you show faith in this situation?

a)

Remind them kindly about kindness and respect.

b)

Join in so you fit in.

c)

Stay quiet to avoid trouble.

d)

Tell everyone what they did.

21.

A student from another religion invites you to their celebration. How can you show faith and respect?

a)

Appreciate their invitation while staying true to your beliefs.

b)

Tell them your faith is better.

c)

Avoid them completely.

d)

Laugh about their tradition.

22.

Why faith helps you make good choices?

a)

Because it guides your conscience to do what’s right.

b)

Because it tells you to follow others blindly.

c)

Because it avoids making decisions.

d)

Because it forces you to obey rules without understanding.

23.

Which situation shows living one’s faith through action?

a)

Helping others in need without expecting rewards.

b)

Only praying but not acting kindly.

c)

Showing off during worship.

d)

Ignoring people who need help.

24.

When your beliefs are different from others, which is the right thing to do?

a)

Respect theirs while keeping your own faith.

b)

Argue until they agree with you.

c)

Avoid talking to them.

d)

Pretend to believe what they believe.

25.

Which of the following shows faith daily?

a)

Practicing honesty, compassion, and respect.

b)

Attending worship only during holidays.

c)

Ignoring people outside your religion.

d)

Doing good only when watched.