WorksheetsSemester Review: Leadership
Total questions: 110
Worksheet time: 2hrs 35mins
Which of the following best demonstrates responsibility at school?
Waiting until the last minute to complete assignments
Turning in homework on time and being prepared for class
Letting others do group work while you relax
Copying answers from classmates
What is the most appropriate way to show respect during a class discussion?
Speaking over others to make your point
Rolling your eyes when you disagree
Listening actively and waiting your turn to speak.
Having side conversations with friends
When you make a mistake, what is the most accountable response?
Blaming others for your error
Ignoring the mistake and hoping no one notices
Making excuses for what happened
Admitting the mistake and working to fix it
What demonstrates responsibility when using social media?
Sharing personal information freely
Posting kind and thoughtful comments
Spreading rumors about classmates
Ignoring online safety rules
Which action shows accountability in group work?
Completing your assigned tasks by the deadline
Letting others do most of the work
Making excuses when you don't contribute
Taking credit for others' work
What is the best way to handle disagreements with peers?
Spreading rumors about them
Giving them the silent treatment
Getting others to take sides
Discussing issues calmly and respectfully
What shows respect for cultural differences?
Making jokes about others' traditions
Learning about and appreciating different customs
Avoiding people who are different from you
Insisting everyone follow your customs
What is a respectful way to handle winning in sports or games?
Bragging about your victory
Showing good sportsmanship and congratulating others
Making fun of the losing team
Posting about others' failures online
Respect means
buying someone expensive gifts.
telling someone an important secret.
liking all the same things as someone.
treating someone with care and kindness.
Treating others like you’d want to be treated is known as the
Secret.
Golden Rule.
Way of Respect.
Kindness Quota.
How can you show respect when someone is talking to you?
ignore them
give them a hug
make eye contact
interrupt them with questions
Which of the following shows integrity?
Sally accidentally dropped her math binder.
You look at it and walk away.
You pick it up and give it to Sally.
You step on it and keep on walking.
You ignore the math binder on the floor.
Integrity is when you do the right thing when no one is watching.
True
False
Talking behind your friend's back is an example of integrity.
True
False
Which of the following is NOT an example of integrity?
Keeping promises.
Going back to a store and paying for something you forgot to pay for.
Giving back a bracelet someone dropped.
Gossiping
What does honesty mean?
to be truthful
to tell people what they want to hear
to make people happy
The act of being honest and possessing strong moral principles is known as...?
Integrity
Contentment
Fairplay
Probity
What is respect?
Treating others the way you want to be treated.
Treating yourself how you want to be treated.
Overrated
Treating others how they treat you.
Showing respect for your teachers includes (select all that apply)
raising your hand to be noticed in class.
using your manners when asking permission.
listening when the teacher is teaching.
I don't care about my teachers.
Which of these does NOT show respect to your teacher?
Listening when he/she speaks and following directions
Talking to friends when the teacher is teaching
Waiting your turn to speak
Identify the two internal character traits.
Blue eyes
Tall
Honest
Hard-working
What does "Action is character" mean?
It's not about what you say, but it is what you do.
To be a great person, you must have good character.
It's the actions you take that others pay attention to, not your proclamations.
Don't worry about what people say, read what they write.
Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.
Which lobe controls your personality, planning and reasoning?
frontal lobe
parietal lobe
occipital lobe
temporal lobe
The brain helps to control what you...
Think
Feel
Do
All of the above
What lobe is orange in this picture?
Parietal
Frontal
Temporal
Occipital
What lobe is bright pink in this picture?
Parietal
Frontal
Occipital
Temporal
The brains of teenagers are:
larger than those of adults
the same as adult brains
not yet fully developed
made up of different parts than those of adults
The last part of the brain to fully develop is:
the emotion center
the part of the brain that controls automatic behavior like breathing
the reward center
the part of the brain involved in critical thinking
Brain development continues through a person’s mid twenties.
True
False
Teens have the potential, through their choices and the behaviors they engage in to shape their own brain development.
True
False
Define "Self-Awareness."
The ability to understand who you really are.
The ability to be consistent.
The ability to interact with others in a positive way.
The ability to feel what others feel.
What are nerve cells that transmit information throughout the body, including the brain?
Therapy
Neurons
Protein
Synaptic pruning
What is the brain's ability to reorganize and create new connections between neurons called?
Neuroplasticity
Rehabilitation
Hobbies
Synaptic pruning
When I learn new things, my brain's neural connections
stay the same
get stronger
get weaker
Which of the following is a way we can strengthen our neural connections?
learning a new language
practicing a sport
studying for a science test
All of the above
A person's intelligence grows as they learn new things.
True
False
Neurons make more connections as a person learns.
True
False
The brain is a muscle.
True
False
If you are struggling to learn something new: "growth mindset" is the attitude that _____ .
you are not smart enough to learn it
you will never learn it
your brain is weak
you haven't learned it...yet...
Noticing and appreciating things in life, things in others, and things in the world
Patience
Empathy
Respect
Gratitude
Developing ____ helps people be thankful for and appreciate what is good and meaningful in their lives.
gratitude
optimism
empathy
resilience
How does gratitude affect stress management?
It increases stress
It helps manage stress more effectively
It has no effect on stress
It causes more stress
Understanding the feelings of others is:
Empathy
Gratitude
Attitude
Tolderance
Which is an example of showing gratitude?
Saying thank you to someone holding the door open
Being jealous of your friend who got the toy you wanted
Practicing Gratitude increase your happiness. True or False?
True
False
Why is it important to take responsibility for your actions when apologizing?
It demonstrates arrogance, indifference, and lack of empathy.
It shows weakness, irresponsibility, and disrespect for others.
It allows you to avoid consequences, blame others, and be dishonest.
It shows maturity, accountability, and respect for others.
How can you show genuine remorse when apologizing?
Blame others
Acknowledge the harm, take responsibility, express empathy, offer to make amends, and commit to change.
Deny any wrongdoing
Minimize the impact of your actions
You want someone to stop tapping on the table. What do you do?
Ask them to stop
Tell the teacher
Scream "STOP!!"
Hit their hand to make them stop
What is the definition of compassion?
Compassion is the feeling of deep sympathy and sorrow for someone who is suffering, accompanied by a strong desire to alleviate their pain or distress.
Compassion is the feeling of joy and happiness for someone who is suffering.
Compassion is the act of causing harm or distress to someone who is suffering.
Compassion is the feeling of indifference towards someone who is suffering.
How can one cultivate compassion?
By avoiding any form of interaction with others.
By being selfish and self-centered.
By ignoring the needs and feelings of others.
By practicing empathy, kindness, and understanding towards others.
How does practicing compassion benefit one's mental health?
By increasing stress, decreasing positive emotions, and worsening overall well-being.
By having no impact on stress levels, emotions, or well-being.
By causing more stress, negative emotions, and a decline in overall well-being.
By reducing stress, increasing positive emotions, and improving overall well-being.
Which of the following statements are true about compassion? (select all that apply)
Research shows that people who practice compassion are happier, build stronger relationships, and have lower health risks
It creates a sense of connectedness to support healthier and happier communities
Compassion is when you have more concern for yourself instead of others
Compassion is the ability to understand another person's suffering, combined with a wanting to improve the situation for that person
What 3 questions below could you ask someone to show compassion to someone else? (Select 3)
What did you do over the weekend?
Do you want to talk?
Are you okay?
What can I do to help?
Putting yourself before others is kind.
False
True
Read the passage below:
"Conformity gets a bad rap, and it often deserves one. People abuse drugs, deface national parks, and spend $150,000 on tote bags after seeing others do so. Peer pressure doesn’t have to be all bad, though. People parrot each other’s voting, healthy eating, and environmental conservation efforts, too. They also “catch” cooperation and generosity from others. Tell someone that his neighbors donated to a charity, and that person will boost his own giving, even a year later." (Excerpt from Paragraph 2, "Kindness Contagion")
According to the passage, what is the meaning of “conformity gets a bad rap”?
b
The author suggests that it is difficult to conform to society’s expectations.
The author discusses the benefits of conformity.
The author suggests that the idea of conformity is often seen as unfavorable
Hannah paid her rent by writing a $400 check to her landlord. This is a _________.
Money is automatically transferred into Victor’s checking account for earnings from his job. This is a __________.
Kayla had a balance of $106.15 in her checking account. She deposited $75.00. What is her new balance?
41.15
171.15
31.15
181.15
Willis had a balance of $546.24 in his checking account. He wrote a check for $100.35. What is his new balance?
645.63
445.89
646.59
446.85
What is wrong with this check?
They didn't write who they are paying.
The money amount in dollars is wrong.
The money amount written in words is wrong.
What is budgeting?
The process of maximizing profits by minimizing expenses.
The process of investing in high-risk financial ventures.
The process of creating a plan to manage and allocate financial resources.
The process of tracking expenses after they have been incurred.
Why is budgeting important for personal finance?
Budgeting is not important for personal finance.
Budgeting only helps individuals track their income.
Budgeting helps individuals track their income and expenses, prioritize their spending, and save for future goals.
Budgeting is only necessary for short-term financial goals.
What is the difference between fixed and variable expenses?
Fixed expenses are costs that change from month to month, while variable expenses remain the same each month.
Fixed expenses are costs that are not necessary, while variable expenses are essential.
Fixed expenses are costs that can be easily reduced, while variable expenses cannot be reduced.
Fixed expenses are costs that remain the same each month, while variable expenses can change from month to month.
What are the benefits of saving money?
Higher debt, limited financial options, inability to achieve financial goals
Financial security, emergency fund, future investments, achieving financial goals
Where do you place the napkin?
On your head
On your lap / legs
What should you say when you leave the table?
Please
Excuse Me
How should you hold your utensils?
In your fist
You don't need utensils
Use your fingers
Like a pencil
When is an appropriate time to take a drink?
When your mouth is empty
Whenever you are thirsty
While you're chewing
While you're talking
If you have something stuck in your teeth, you should...
Use a toothpick at the table
Wait until you are finished eating and go to the restroom to remove it
Use your finger
Use your napkin
If you get up from the table during a meal, what do you do with a napkin?
Put it on the table
Take it with you
Give it to someone else at the table
Put it on your chair
To eat soup, you should do all of the following except...
Hold your soup spoon like you hold a pencil
Wait to eat your soup until everyone is served
Pick up the bowl and drink the soup
Fill the spoon about half full and bring it up to your mouth
If someone asks you a question while your mouth is full of food, you should...
Answer them right away, even with food still in your mouth
Ignore the question
Hold up your index finger to indicate "wait a minute" and once you are done chewing/swallowing, then answer the question.
What should you do if you are served something you do not like?
Spit it out
Shove it away from you
Take a polite bite
Offer it to someone else at the table
When setting the table for a formal meal, where should the knife be placed?
above the dinner plate
left of dinner plate
right of dinner plate
on the dinner palte
When used in the table setting along with a salad plate, where should the bread-and-butter plate be placed?
above the fork, to the upper left
above the knife, to the upper left
lower left, beside the fork
toward the center, above the dinner plate
A cup and saucer are needed for an informal meal. Where should they be placed?
above the dinner plate
above the salad plate
to the left of the dinner plate
to the right of the dinner plate
An exchange student notes that meals with her host family are quite different from meals at home. What general guideline should be followed to avoid insulting the host family?
ask the family to get American foods so the student can eat in another room
decline to eat anything that looks unfamiliar
eat with the same rules as followed at home
watch the host or hostess and follow how he/she eats
A salad is served as a first course, and the main part of the meal will be served later. Two forks are part of the place setting. Good table manners guidelines indicate that a person should use what utensil to eat the salad?
fork farthest from the plate
fork next to the plate
largest fork
small fork above the plate
In a situation where you are unsure of how to introduce someone, it is best to not introduce them at all.
True
False
A set of rules that are polite and good manners
Etiquette
Bad Mannerisms
Guest
Hostess
What is an essential part of leadership according to the text?
Motivating others and garnering commitment toward a vision.
Focusing on personal gains.
Avoiding conflicts at all costs.
Being the most knowledgeable person in the room.
What is the benefit of self-awareness in leadership?
It makes you more effective as a leader.
It makes you more popular.
It allows you to avoid difficult situations.
It helps you to be more authoritative.
What does respect help to foster in a team?
Trust.
Fear.
Competition.
Isolation.
What must a leader be able to do to get work done, according to the text on influence?
Influence others
Work alone
Ignore team members
Avoid emotional intelligence
Why is courage important for team members and leaders?
It enables them to take bold actions that move things in the right direction
It makes them more fearful
It encourages them to avoid risks
It helps them to be more secretive
The benefits of being a leader include
wealth, fame, and happiness.
self-confidence, self-fulfillment, and self-worth.
self-confidence, wealth, and fame.
none of the above
What are two characteristics that every leader should process?
Smart
Flexibility
Loyalty
Communication
What does having a positive personality mean?
You are humorous & kind-hearted
You are optimistic & impulsive
You are a confident person & optimistic.
How can a good leader best motivate others?
positive atitude
verbal encouragement
being passionate about what they are doing
all of the above
Why are communication skills important for a leader?
so they can tell people what to do
to be able to deceive followers
none of the above
to be able to explain their goal or vision
What is the first step in becoming a leader?
understanding yourself
understanding qualities of a follower
understanding the qualities great leaders have
all of the above
