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Changing the World: A Student's Perspective

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who is a famous child activist known for their work on climate change?

a)

Malala Yousafzai

b)

Emma Watson

c)

Greta Thunberg

d)

David Attenborough

2.

What is the purpose of a blog?

a)

To serve as a platform for job applications.

b)

To create a personal diary for private use.

c)

The purpose of a blog is to share information and engage with an audience.

d)

To sell products directly to consumers.

3.

Name a quote by Mahatma Gandhi that inspires change.

a)

Be the change that you wish to see in the world.

b)

Change is the only constant in life.

c)

The future depends on what you do today.

d)

Inaction breeds doubt and fear.

4.

How can students effectively express their opinions on social issues?

a)

Students can effectively express their opinions on social issues through discussions, writing, debates, social media, and advocacy groups.

b)

Only discussing it with friends

c)

Ignoring the issue completely

d)

Waiting for others to take action

5.

What are the key components of a speech script?

a)

Key components of a speech script include introduction, main points, supporting evidence, transitions, and conclusion.

b)

Opening remarks, personal anecdotes, audience feedback, and summary

c)

Visual aids, handouts, audience questions, and feedback

d)

Background information, speaker biography, call to action, and summary

6.

Which young activist is known for the 'Fridays for Future' movement?

a)

Greta Thunberg

b)

David Attenborough

c)

Emma Watson

d)

Malala Yousafzai

7.

What are some common themes found in personal blogs?

a)

Finance and investing

b)

Technology and gadgets

c)

Sports and entertainment

d)

Common themes in personal blogs include lifestyle, travel, food, personal development, health and wellness, parenting, and hobbies.

8.

Provide a motivational quote by Nelson Mandela.

a)

Success is not final, failure is not fatal.

b)

It always seems impossible until it's done.

c)

What counts in life is not the mere fact that we have lived.

d)

The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall.

9.

What techniques can be used to persuade an audience during a speech?

a)

Reading from a script without engagement

b)

Ignoring audience feedback

c)

Using humor to distract

d)

Emotional appeals, logical reasoning, storytelling, establishing credibility, and audience engagement.

10.

What is the importance of having a clear thesis in a speech?

a)

The importance of having a clear thesis in a speech is to provide a central argument that guides the content and helps the audience understand the main point.

b)

It allows the speaker to avoid preparation and research.

c)

A clear thesis is unnecessary for effective storytelling.

d)

It helps to confuse the audience with multiple points.

11.

Who was Malala Yousafzai and what did she advocate for?

a)

An author known for writing children's books.

b)

Malala Yousafzai is a Pakistani activist who advocates for girls' education.

c)

A famous singer from India who promotes music education.

d)

A politician advocating for environmental issues.

12.

What are the benefits of writing a blog for students?

a)

More time for leisure activities

b)

Benefits of writing a blog for students include improved writing skills, enhanced critical thinking, self-expression, personal branding, and community engagement.

c)

Increased social media followers

d)

Higher grades in all subjects

13.

Share a quote by Albert Einstein that reflects on education.

a)

Learning is only valuable if it leads to a job.

b)

The purpose of education is to pass exams.

c)

"Education is not the learning of facts, but the training of the mind to think."

d)

Education is about memorizing facts and figures.

14.

How can one structure an argument in a speech?

a)

Begin with a thesis, support with evidence, address counterarguments, and conclude with a summary.

b)

Start with a joke, then provide personal anecdotes, and finish with a call to action.

c)

Present random facts, share unrelated stories, and end abruptly without a conclusion.

d)

Begin with a summary, list unrelated points, and conclude with a question.

15.

What role do children play in advocating for human rights?

a)

Children only play games and have fun.

b)

Children advocate for human rights by raising awareness, mobilizing peers, and influencing policy.

c)

Children are not involved in social issues.

d)

Children should focus solely on their education.

16.

What are some popular platforms for blogging?

a)

Facebook

b)

WordPress, Blogger, Medium, Wix

c)

LinkedIn

d)

Instagram

17.

What is a famous quote by Martin Luther King Jr. about justice?

a)

Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.

b)

Justice is blind.

c)

An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind.

d)

The time is always right to do what is right.

18.

How can students prepare for public speaking?

a)

Avoid eye contact with the audience

b)

Practice regularly, know your audience, organize your content, use visual aids, and seek feedback.

c)

Speak as quickly as possible to finish early

d)

Read directly from your notes

19.

What impact can a well-written speech have on an audience?

a)

A well-written speech can inspire, engage, and connect with the audience, leading to a lasting impact.

b)

A well-written speech can only entertain but not inform the audience.

c)

A well-written speech can confuse the audience and lead to misunderstandings.

d)

A well-written speech has no effect on the audience's emotions or thoughts.

20.

Who is Greta Thunberg and what is her contribution to environmental activism?

a)

A politician advocating for economic reforms.

b)

A famous scientist known for her work in renewable energy.

c)

Greta Thunberg is a prominent environmental activist who has significantly raised awareness about climate change and inspired global youth movements.

d)

An artist promoting wildlife conservation through her paintings.