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PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT SUMMATIVE TEST SY 2025-2026

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 38mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Scenario: Maria and James are classmates who enjoy spending time together. They share notes, talk after class, and sometimes study in groups. Question: Which of the following best defines a teenage relationship?

a)

A. A formal lifelong commitment that often eventually leads to marriage and family.

b)

B. A kind of close friendship that always naturally involves romance and affection.

c)

C. A long-term emotional and supportive bond usually formed in adulthood through love.

d)

D. A connection between teens based on shared feelings and experiences

2.

Scenario: Ryan likes his classmate Bea and often helps her with projects. One day Bea says she prefers to remain friends. Which situation shows an acceptable expression of attraction?

a)

Respecting Bea’s choice and staying friendly toward her

b)

Constantly pressuring Bea until she finally changes her personal decision.

c)

Completely ignoring Bea and constantly talking badly about her.

d)

Sending Bea angry messages through social media

3.

Scenario: Ella’s crush doesn’t feel the same way, but they are still classmates and groupmates. What should Ella do to show emotional maturity?

a)

Keep trying to impress him until he finally notices her feelings.

b)

Respect his feelings and focus on her goals and friends

c)

Spread false rumors about him to make herself feel better.

d)

Avoid him completely and act rudely toward him in public.

4.

Scenario: A new TV series shows that being jealous and controlling means someone “really loves you.” What should a thoughtful teenager conclude?

a)

Jealousy always strongly proves that love is genuine and true.

b)

TV shows always accurately reflect real relationships and emotions.

c)

Real love is built on trust and respect, not control

d)

It’s fine to copy what we see in media shows

5.

Which of the following is NOT a healthy way of expressing attraction?

a)

Listening carefully when she talks about her thoughts

b)

Offering help kindly when she needs assistance

c)

Pressuring her to reply to messages right away

d)

Respecting her personal space and private boundaries

6.

Why is respect for boundaries important in showing love or attraction?

a)

It keeps relationships private from other people

b)

It helps avoid conflict through silence and distance

c)

It gives one person more control in the relationship

d)

It ensures both people feel safe and respected

7.

What does this show about Paolo’s understanding of attraction?

a)

He shows care in a mature and kind way

b)

He should continue trying until she responds positively

c)

He ignores her limits, showing lack of respect

d)

He only needs more confidence to win her attention

8.

8. Scenario: During a class discussion, students are asked to define commitment in relationships. Commitment in relationships can best be described as:

a)

A willingness to stay dedicated and loyal to a partner over time.

b)

The ability to avoid conflicts in a relationship.

c)

Having frequent disagreements with a partner.

d)

A temporary interest in someone.

9.

Which statement best reflects a mature view of attraction and commitment?

a)

True love means never refusing your partner’s request

b)

Real commitment respects individuality and personal limits

c)

Love requires changing yourself to please your partner

d)

Possessiveness is proof of deep and loyal love

10.

What does being responsible in a relationship mean?

a)

Doing anything your close friend wants you to do, without question.

b)

Hiding personal mistakes just to prevent bigger future problems.

c)

Making choices that show honesty and respect

d)

Putting your needs before everyone else’s

11.

During a group project, your partner forgets their task because of personal problems. What should you do to show responsibility?

a)

Ignore the issue completely and finish the assigned task alone.

b)

Scold your partner harshly in front of everyone watching.

c)

Report your uncooperative partner to the teacher immediately.

d)

Talk privately and help them complete their part

12.

Scenario: Kyle realizes he made a hurtful comment to his partner during an argument. Which action best shows responsibility?

a)

Pretend that nothing wrong really happened afterward.

b)

Wait patiently for the partner to apologize first.

c)

Admit his mistake and try to make amends

d)

Avoid the person completely to escape guilt

13.

Scenario: During a school campaign, student volunteers help the class president design posters, distribute flyers, and gather signatures. Their teamwork supports the campaign’s success. Question: Which of the following best defines followership?

a)

The ability to effectively lead people toward a common goal.

b)

The habit of constantly criticizing leaders for every decision made.

c)

The willingness to support leaders in achieving goals

d)

The refusal to willingly join leadership or teamwork activities.

14.

Why is cooperation between leaders and followers important?

a)

It ensures that leaders can make all important decisions alone.

b)

It prevents followers from openly giving their personal opinions.

c)

It limits the active influence of followers in decision-making.

d)

It builds harmony and shared effort toward common goals

15.

Scenario: The barangay captain assigns cleanup teams while youth volunteers work actively in their areas and report progress regularly.

a)

Strict obedience without teamwork or collaboration

b)

Shared responsibility between leaders and followers

c)

Independent work without coordination or feedback

d)

Passive compliance without showing initiative

16.

Scenario: The class treasurer notices that decisions are made without consultation. She requests a meeting to share ideas and improve teamwork. Question: As a follower, what is the best action to take?

a)

Ignore the issue to keep peace in the group

b)

Follow every instruction without question or feedback

c)

Give respectful feedback and suggest collaboration

d)

Complain online and criticize the leader publicly

17.

Scenario: Carla feels nervous when speaking in class but her classmates see her as organized and responsible. What is self-perception?

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18.

Mira sees herself as shy, but her friends say she is confident and outgoing during class activities.

a)

She and her friends have identical perceptions of her

b)

She lacks self-awareness, while her friends are wrong

c)

There is a difference between self-view and others' view

d)

Her classmates are judging without valid observation

19.

What is the best way to respond to positive feedback?

a)

Ignore it because he knows himself best

b)

Reflect on it and use it for self-growth

c)

Change behavior just to please other people

d)

Reject all comments as unreliable opinions

20.

What is the main purpose of a mini-survey?

a)

To collect and analyze people’s views or experiences

b)

To simply memorize facts about family and school life.

c)

To randomly guess what others feel about relationships.

d)

To creatively write fictional stories about families.

21.

The teacher asks students to include questions about family, school, and community. Why should a mini-survey cover different settings?

a)

To show how relationships form in many environments

b)

To make the survey easier to distribute widely

c)

To follow a fixed number of required sections strictly

d)

To limit the number of questions asked efficiently

22.

A group studies family bonding and wants measurable survey data. Which question best fits their goal?

a)

Why do people like eating at home with family?

b)

Do you think eating properly is important for health?

c)

How many times a week do you eat together?

d)

Who cooks the best meals in your family?

23.

Students found that families are closer than communities based on their mini-survey. What conclusion should they make from this result?

a)

The survey is inaccurate and must be ignored

b)

The result reflects real experiences worth discussing

c)

The respondents misunderstood the questions given

d)

The findings should match the group’s expectations

24.

Which statement best defines family structure?

a)

How parents earn and share the family income

b)

How members are organized and related to one another

c)

How emotional support is given and received daily

d)

How traditions and family rules are being practiced

25.

Why is it important to know the care we give and receive?

a)

It helps decide who deserves more attention

b)

It helps identify who is most responsible at home

c)

It helps us appreciate love and emotional support

d)

It helps us understand our feelings and behaviors

26.

Which situation best shows how family care shapes identity?

a)

A. A teen imitates a favorite celebrity’s attitude

b)

B. A student studies hard to beat competition

c)

C. A teen grows confident through support

d)

D. A child avoids family time due to shyness

27.

Scenario: Ken helps his younger sister with homework but still studies for his own exams. Which action best values both giving and receiving care?

a)

Ignoring personal needs to please everyone

b)

Helping others only when being asked

c)

Balancing kindness with personal well-being

d)

Letting parents do all family responsibilities

28.

What is the main purpose of a genogram?

a)

To illustrate family traits and relationships through many generations

b)

To compute and monitor the family’s total expenses and savings

c)

To record family birthdays, anniversaries, and yearly celebrations

d)

To list all the rules, traditions, and shared family values

29.

A student’s genogram shows that many family members are teachers and volunteers. What can be inferred from this pattern?

a)

The family values education, service, and helping other people

b)

The family dislikes working in offices or business settings

c)

The family prefers quiet, solitary, and independent kinds of jobs

d)

The family avoids interacting closely with the public or others

30.

Scenario: Luis sees that both his father and grandfather are cheerful and humorous. He decides to use his humor to cheer up friends and family. After completing a genogram, which reflection shows the best self-evaluation?

a)

I realized our family follows many strict household rules.

b)

I noticed I inherited my father’s humor and use it positively.

c)

I think our family tree looks very complicated and confusing.

d)

I found out who my distant cousins and relatives really are.

31.

What does it mean to be firm in a family setting?

a)

To impose family rules without listening to anyone’s reasons

b)

To always agree with others to avoid any arguments

c)

To ignore small mistakes just to maintain family peace

d)

To stay consistent with rules while being fair and respectful

32.

Scenario: When her brother forgot to do chores, Ana reminded him firmly but also helped him finish, showing care and accountability. Question: Which of the following best shows balance between firmness and gentleness?

a)

Scolding a sibling harshly for breaking an important family rule

b)

Ignoring the mistake completely to avoid possible tension

c)

Calmly explaining consequences while offering guidance to improve behavior

d)

Enforcing all family rules strictly without any kind of explanation

33.

If a family wants to improve communication, which plan is most effective?

a)

Schedule a weekly meeting to discuss concerns calmly and fairly

b)

Allow everyone to express anger freely anytime they want

c)

Avoid discussing problems so peace is always maintained

d)

Assign only one person to make every family decision

34.

Maria is a high school student who wants to choose a career path that suits her interests and skills. She spends time reflecting on her strengths and thinking about what jobs she might enjoy in the future. Which of the following best defines career planning?

a)

The process of identifying strengths and setting career goals clearly

b)

The process of earning income and managing personal financial expenses

c)

The process of comparing salaries across many possible job fields

d)

The process of applying to various jobs at the same time

35.

Why is self-awareness important in career planning and decision-making?

a)

It helps individuals copy others’ successful career paths easily

b)

It helps people know their strengths and values for wise choices

c)

It ensures that all available job offers are accepted quickly

d)

It limits career options by reducing possible opportunities

36.

Rina enjoys helping others, values compassion, and excels in science. Which career fits her best?

a)

Mechanical engineer who designs large industrial machines

b)

Nurse or healthcare worker who provides care for others

c)

Accountant who records and manages business finances

d)

Graphic designer who creates visual promotional materials

37.

Which statement best describes how values influence career choice?

a)

They determine how much a person will earn monthly

b)

They limit the number of jobs available to a person

c)

They reflect what a person finds meaningful and fulfilling

d)

They are not important when choosing any type of career

38.

Carlo wants to travel, use communication skills, and experience new cultures. Which career fits him best?

a)

Flight attendant who travels and interacts with diverse people

b)

Software developer who works mainly with computer programs

c)

Farmer who manages crops and livestock in rural areas

d)

Accountant who handles finances and business reports daily

39.

Scenario: Ella is choosing between teaching and business. Her parents want business, but she feels teaching matches her values. What should she do?

a)

Choose business only to please her parents’ wishes

b)

Follow teaching after careful reflection on her true interests

c)

Wait for others to decide which career path suits her best

d)

Pick the most popular career option among her classmates

40.

What is the main purpose of a career plan?

a)

To guide educational and work decisions toward life goals

b)

To predict the exact salary of a future profession

c)

To compare personal goals with other people’s achievements

d)

To avoid facing challenges in school and work life

41.

Which part of a career plan lists skills, resources, and actions?

a)

Career goals describing the desired profession clearly

b)

Self-assessment showing personal strengths and weaknesses

c)

Action steps or timeline for achieving stated goals

d)

Reflection journal for noting personal daily experiences

42.

Which plan shows good alignment with his values?

a)

Pursue high pay even if the job causes much stress

b)

Choose community health work that fits his life values

c)

Select any job available regardless of his satisfaction

d)

Follow his friends’ career choices to stay connected

43.

Which statement best defines personal development?

a)

Understanding and improving oneself through learning and reflection

b)

Constantly competing with others to achieve success in every situation.

c)

Blindly following other people's strengths and habits for self-growth.

d)

Choosing a career based only on attractive future salary offers.

44.

How does self-awareness influence career decision-making?

a)

It lets individuals understand interests and strengths before deciding

b)

It prevents people from asking for advice or guidance

c)

It encourages copying successful individuals to gain motivation

d)

It guarantees landing a high-paying job after graduation

45.

What factor most influences her decision?

a)

Family and cultural expectations guiding her decision process

b)

Peer pressure and social influence from her classmates

c)

Personal dreams and long-term goals for her future life

d)

Awareness of interests and natural skills she already has

46.

Why is personal development important in career decision-making?

a)

It helps individuals connect their strengths with future careers

b)

It removes the need for teachers and career counselors entirely

c)

It trains students to memorize job titles for examinations

d)

It encourages everyone to copy others who are successful

47.

Which career fits her best?

a)

Social worker assisting people in need of emotional guidance

b)

Computer programmer writing and testing advanced software codes

c)

Accountant preparing detailed financial reports for businesses

d)

Architect designing large buildings and public infrastructures

48.

Scenario: After researching several college programs, David compares his skills and interests to each course before making his choice.

a)

I will assess if my choice fits my values and skills.

b)

I'll follow what my friends choose because it looks fun.

c)

I'll take whatever course seems easiest to finish quickly.

d)

I'll just do what my parents want without thinking twice.

49.

What does a life journey map represent?

a)

A. A creative timeline showing one's growth and major decisions

b)

B. A chart comparing achievements of different successful people

c)

C. A list of favorite tourist destinations to visit someday

d)

D. A collection of possible jobs found within the community

50.

If a student includes both challenges and successes in a journey map, what does it show?

a)

Neglect of past stress and avoidance of personal challenges

b)

Focus only on personal mistakes and negative experiences

c)

Overconfidence in one's skills without learning from problems

d)

Awareness and reflection about positive and difficult experiences