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WorksheetsRecognize the Meaning of His/Her Own Life
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 23mins
The phrase “You only live once” (YOLO) should remind us to —
Do everything we want before it’s too late.
Enjoy life without worrying about consequences.
Live wisely and meaningfully with purpose.
Avoid planning since life is unpredictable.
The term temporal beings means that —
Humans exist forever without end.
Life is temporary and limited by time.
We live only in the past and not the present.
Time does not affect human life.
Which of the following best reflects Martin Heidegger’s idea of authentic living?
Ignoring death to avoid sadness
Accepting death to live meaningfully
Living in fear of dying
Seeking pleasure to forget life’s limits
According to Viktor Frankl, meaning in life can be found —
Only in happy moments
Through courage and love even in suffering
When all problems are gone
By ignoring pain and focusing on comfort
Which of the following best explains why being aware of death can be positive?
It reminds us to use time for meaningful actions.
It makes us anxious about the future.
It prevents us from enjoying the present.
It encourages us to take no risks.
A student spends her time volunteering to teach children instead of scrolling through social media all day. This shows —
Reckless living
Meaningless existence
Authentic and purposeful living
Escape from reality
When someone values relationships over material possessions, this reflects —
The essence of living wisely
The denial of responsibility
The avoidance of happiness
The rejection of purpose
Which of the following best represents the idea of living authentically?
Copying others to fit in
Following one’s values despite pressure
Ignoring responsibilities to feel free
Living without self-awareness
In real life, recognizing that “nothing lasts forever” helps us —
Waste less time and treasure every moment
Fear death and aging
Avoid commitment
Ignore the needs of others
Which of the following statements is most consistent with Frankl’s philosophy?
Life’s meaning is found in comfort, not struggle.
Meaning arises when we face suffering with courage.
Happiness and pain have no relation.
Only success defines one’s purpose.
When a student sets academic goals to prepare for college, he/she demonstrates —
Laziness toward the future
Defining personal life projects
Avoidance of responsibility
Dependence on others
A person who works hard to become a teacher because of a passion to help others shows —
Self-centered ambition
A meaningful life goal
Avoidance of life’s purpose
Lack of awareness
Setting goals aligned with one’s values leads to —
Confusion about priorities
Purpose-driven living
Lack of direction
Random decision-making
Which is an example of a useful good?
Love and friendship
Money and fame
Virtue and honesty
Gratitude and faith
Which of the following is an example of a noble good?
Helping a classmate without expecting anything
Studying only to beat others’ grades
Posting achievements for attention
Working for praise and recognition
When a student helps clean the classroom to maintain harmony, it reflects —
Social usefulness
Desire for popularity
Material happiness
Avoidance of responsibility
Someone who chases pleasure without thinking of consequences is focusing on —
Noble good
Useful good
Pleasurable good
Common good
A senior high student saving money for college rather than spending it on luxuries is practicing —
Instant gratification
Delayed gratification
Self-control
Impulsive spending
If a person’s project in life is to serve the community through medicine, his main goal is —
To gain power and fame
To live a purpose-driven life
To escape responsibility
To avoid suffering
When you define your personal goals and strive to achieve them with discipline, you are —
Limiting your freedom
Creating a meaningful life direction
Avoiding self-reflection
Denying life’s challenges
When a person says, “I am thankful even for my struggles,” it means —
He denies pain.
He finds meaning in suffering.
He escapes from problems.
He avoids reality.
True happiness, according to the lesson, comes from —
Possessing material things
Living a life of virtue and love
Pleasing others constantly
Avoiding challenges
Which situation best reflects meaningful happiness?
Buying a new gadget for self-satisfaction
Helping a friend in need without reward
Spending all money on luxuries
Ignoring one’s responsibilities
A student feels anxious and rejected after failing an exam. According to philosophy, what should he do?
Quit trying to avoid failure
Reflect and learn from the experience
Compare himself to others
Pretend nothing happened
According to the lesson, pain and suffering —
Are useless and should be avoided
Can lead to growth and wisdom
Always destroy happiness
Must be ignored to stay positive
When a person accepts both joy and pain as part of life, it shows —
Denial of suffering
Living meaningfully
Lack of awareness
Avoidance of reflection
Which example shows a mature reflection on life?
Blaming others for one’s misfortune
Being grateful despite hardships
Avoiding failure at all cost
Seeking comfort only
A learner who values family time over material wealth reflects —
A. A pursuit of noble good
B. Avoidance of responsibility
C. Dependence on comfort
D. Rejection of meaning
Which statement best summarizes the lesson on life and death?
Life gains meaning through awareness of death.
Death makes life meaningless.
Only youth makes life valuable.
Life is just a cycle without purpose.
Living meaningfully means —
Ignoring pain and living for pleasure
Embracing life and death with gratitude
Avoiding reflection on suffering
Waiting for others to define your purpose
