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Total questions: 150

Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins

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Class
Date
1.

Scenario – Identify the Theme: Ravi answers a question incorrectly in class. Some students laugh, but Ravi calmly accepts the mistake and raises his hand again to try another answer without feeling ashamed. What quality is Ravi showing?

a)

Self-esteem

b)

Emotional suppression

2.

Situation-Based – Identify the Theme: After receiving critical feedback from her teacher, Anjali tells herself, “Mistakes help me learn,” and continues working confidently. Which intrapersonal quality is reflected here?

a)

Self-esteem

b)

Fear of failure

3.

Real-Life Application: When you make a mistake in an exam or activity, your inner voice decides whether you feel confident or discouraged. Which concept mainly controls this inner voice?

a)

Self-esteem

b)

Stress

4.

Advantage-Based Question: Which of the following is a direct advantage of having healthy self-esteem?

a)

Confidence to try again after failure

b)

Avoiding all challenges

5.

Impact-Based Question: How does self-esteem affect academic and social life?

a)

It helps students express ideas confidently

b)

It makes students dependent on others

6.

Strategy-Based Question: Which action helps in improving self-esteem?

a)

Replacing negative self-talk with learning-focused thoughts

b)

Constantly comparing oneself with others

7.

Disadvantage-Based Question: What is a common result of low self-esteem?

a)

Fear of trying new tasks

b)

Healthy self-confidence

8.

Eminent Personality / Significance: Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam faced failures but believed in his worth and continued his efforts. Which quality helped him move forward?

a)

Self-esteem

b)

Emotional avoidance

9.

Scenario – Identify the Theme: Before starting an exam, Suresh imagines himself failing and believes he is “not capable,” even though he prepared well. Which concept is influencing Suresh’s thinking?

a)

Self-image

b)

Goal setting

10.

Situation-Based Question: Despite previous success, Meena sees herself as weak and incapable whenever she faces a new challenge. What intrapersonal factor is affecting her behavior?

a)

Negative self-image

b)

Positive motivation

11.

Real-Life Application: The mental picture you carry about who you are and what you can achieve mainly reflects:

a)

Self-image

b)

Emotional expression

12.

Advantage-Based Question: A positive self-image helps a person to:

a)

Face challenges with confidence

b)

Avoid responsibility

13.

Impact-Based Question: How does self-image influence behavior?

a)

It shapes confidence and decisions

b)

It has no effect on actions

14.

Strategy-Based Question: Which method helps build a positive self-image?

a)

Visualizing success and focusing on strengths

b)

Recalling past failures repeatedly

15.

Disadvantage-Based Question: What happens when a person has a negative self-image?

a)

Constant self-doubt and fear of failure

b)

Improved self-confidence

16.

Eminent Personality / Significance: Successful athletes visualize winning before performing. Which intrapersonal quality does this strengthen?

a)

Self-image

b)

Emotional regulation

17.

Scenario – Identify the Theme: Lakshmi says, “This problem is difficult, but if I practice, I can solve it,” and continues trying. Which quality is shown here?

a)

Self-efficacy

b)

Self-doubt

18.

Situation-Based Question: Even after failing once, Rohan believes he can improve with effort and tries again. What intrapersonal concept is reflected?

a)

Self-efficacy

b)

Low self-esteem

19.

Real-Life Application: Your belief that you can successfully complete a task mainly represents:

a)

Self-efficacy

b)

Emotional expression

20.

Advantage-Based Question: One major advantage of self-efficacy is:

a)

Persistence despite difficulties

b)

Avoiding effort

21.

Impact-Based Question: How does self-efficacy affect performance?

a)

It increases effort and confidence

b)

It increases fear and hesitation

22.

Strategy-Based Question: Which action improves self-efficacy?

a)

Practicing skills regularly

b)

Giving up after failure

23.

Disadvantage-Based Question: Low self-efficacy often leads to:

a)

Fear of trying new tasks

b)

Strong motivation

24.

Eminent Personality / Significance: Thomas Edison continued experimenting despite repeated failures. Which quality supported his persistence?

a)

Self-efficacy

b)

Emotional suppression

25.

Scenario – Identify the Theme: During an exam, Kiran feels uneasy and restless. He pauses and realizes, “I am anxious because I didn’t revise this topic well.” Which ability is Kiran using?

a)

Emotional awareness

b)

Emotional expression

26.

Situation-Based: Meena feels irritated after a conversation but understands that her irritation is due to tiredness, not anger at the person. Which skill is shown?

a)

Emotional awareness

b)

Emotional reaction

27.

Real-Life Application: The ability to recognize what emotion you are feeling and why you are feeling it is called:

a)

Emotional awareness

b)

Emotional control

28.

Advantage: What is a key benefit of emotional awareness?

a)

Better understanding of one’s feelings

b)

Suppressing emotions

29.

Impact: Emotional awareness helps students mainly by:

a)

Preventing impulsive reactions

b)

Increasing confusion

30.

Strategy: Which practice improves emotional awareness?

a)

Pausing and naming the emotion

b)

Ignoring feelings

31.

Disadvantage if Lacking: Lack of emotional awareness may lead to:

a)

Sudden emotional outbursts

b)

Emotional clarity

32.

Significance: Why is emotional awareness important for leaders?

a)

It helps them respond thoughtfully

b)

It makes them emotionally detached

33.

Scenario: After receiving unexpected bad news, Ramesh takes deep breaths before responding calmly. Which skill is shown?

a)

Emotional regulation

b)

Emotional avoidance

34.

Situation: Anjali feels angry but chooses not to shout and instead speaks politely. Identify the theme.

a)

Emotional regulation

b)

Emotional suppression

35.

Real Life: Managing how we respond to emotions is called:

a)

Emotional regulation

b)

Emotional awareness

36.

Advantage: Emotional regulation helps by:

a)

Reducing stress and conflict

b)

Increasing emotional pressure

37.

Impact: In stressful situations, emotional regulation allows a person to:

a)

Stay calm and think clearly

b)

React impulsively

38.

Strategy: Which technique supports emotional regulation?

a)

Deep breathing and pausing

b)

Immediate reaction

39.

Disadvantage: Poor emotional regulation can result in:

a)

Overreaction

b)

Emotional balance

40.

Significance: Why is emotional regulation essential in professional life?

a)

It improves workplace relationships

b)

It avoids responsibility

41.

Scenario: Sita feels upset but expresses her feelings respectfully without blaming anyone. Which concept is shown?

a)

Healthy emotional expression

b)

Emotional suppression

42.

Situation: Rahul calmly explains his disappointment instead of shouting. Identify the theme.

a)

Emotional expression

b)

Emotional regulation

43.

Real Life — Sharing feelings in a clear and respectful way refers to:

a)

Emotional expression

b)

Emotional awareness

44.

Advantage — Healthy emotional expression helps to:

a)

Strengthen relationships

b)

Create misunderstandings

45.

Impact — Expressing emotions properly improves:

a)

Communication and empathy

b)

Emotional confusion

46.

Strategy — Which method supports healthy emotional expression?

a)

Using “I feel” statements

b)

Blaming others

47.

Disadvantage — Suppressing emotions may lead to:

a)

Stress and frustration

b)

Emotional clarity

48.

Significance — Why is emotional expression important in teamwork?

a)

It builds trust and understanding

b)

It weakens cooperation

49.

Scenario — Before choosing a course, Anu compares options, outcomes, and long-term impact. Which skill is shown?

a)

Critical thinking

b)

Emotional thinking

50.

Situation — Ravi questions information instead of accepting it blindly. Identify the theme.

a)

Critical thinking

b)

Memorization

51.

Real Life — Analyzing information before making decisions is known as:

a)

Critical thinking

b)

Emotional awareness

52.

Advantage — Critical thinking helps people to:

a)

Make informed decisions

b)

Act impulsively

53.

Impact — In academics, critical thinking improves:

a)

Problem-solving ability

b)

Guesswork

54.

Strategy — Which habit develops critical thinking?

a)

Asking “why” and “how”

b)

Avoiding questions

55.

Disadvantage — Lack of critical thinking may cause:

a)

Poor decision-making

b)

Logical clarity

56.

Eminent Person — Dr. B. R. Ambedkar analyzed social issues deeply before reform. Which quality did he display?

a)

Critical thinking

b)

Emotional reaction

57.

Scenario — Despite pressure, a student refuses to cheat because honesty matters to him. Which concept is shown?

a)

Value alignment

b)

Fear of failure

58.

Situation — Meena chooses ethics over quick success. Identify the theme.

a)

Value alignment

b)

Goal pressure

59.

Real Life — Choosing actions that match personal beliefs is called:

a)

Value alignment

b)

Emotional regulation

60.

Advantage — Value alignment leads to:

a)

Inner peace

b)

Inner conflict

61.

Impact — When values guide decisions, people experience:

a)

Meaningful life choices

b)

Confusion

62.

Strategy — Which step helps align actions with values?

a)

Reflecting before acting

b)

Acting impulsively

63.

Disadvantage — Misalignment of values can cause:

a)

Guilt and stress

b)

Confidence

64.

Eminent Person — Mahatma Gandhi lived by truth and non-violence. Which quality does this reflect?

a)

Value alignment

b)

Emotional control

65.

Scenario — A student divides a big dream into smaller achievable steps. Identify the theme.

a)

Goal setting

b)

Wishful thinking

66.

Situation — Neha reviews her progress weekly to stay motivated. Which concept is this?

a)

Goal setting

b)

Emotional awareness

67.

Real Life — Turning dreams into actionable plans is called:

a)

Goal setting

b)

Self-expression

68.

Advantage — Goal setting provides:

a)

Direction and motivation

b)

Confusion

69.

Impact — Clear goals help students by:

a)

Improving focus and planning

b)

Increasing procrastination and distraction

70.

Strategy: Which method improves goal achievement?

a)

Setting realistic targets

b)

Setting vague goals

71.

Disadvantage: Without goals, people may feel:

a)

Directionless

b)

Purposeful

72.

Significance: Why is goal setting important for success?

a)

It tracks progress and growth

b)

It limits potential

73.

Scenario: Before an exam, Riya tells herself, “I can try my best.” Which concept is shown?

a)

Positive self-talk

b)

Negative self-talk

74.

Situation: Instead of saying “I can’t,” Arun says “I will try.” Identify the theme.

a)

Positive self-talk

b)

Self-doubt

75.

Real Life: Encouraging inner dialogue refers to:

a)

Positive self-talk

b)

Emotional expression

76.

Advantage: Positive self-talk helps by:

a)

Increasing confidence

b)

Increasing fear

77.

Impact: Positive self-talk improves resilience by:

a)

Strengthening mindset

b)

Weakening motivation

78.

Strategy: Which habit supports positive self-talk?

a)

Replacing negative thoughts

b)

Criticizing oneself

79.

Disadvantage: Negative self-talk may lead to:

a)

Anxiety and low confidence

b)

Emotional balance

80.

Significance: Why is positive self-talk important during challenges?

a)

It keeps hope alive

b)

It avoids effort

81.

Scenario – Identify the Theme: After failing a test, Raju feels disappointed. Instead of isolating himself, he talks to a friend and plans better preparation for the next exam. Which skill is Raju using?

a)

Coping strategies

b)

Emotional suppression

82.

Situation-Based: Meena listens to music and journals to manage stress before exams. Identify the concept.

a)

Coping strategies

b)

Avoidance behavior

83.

Real-Life Application: Healthy ways of handling stress and emotional challenges are called:

a)

Coping strategies

b)

Emotional expression

84.

Advantage: Effective coping strategies help individuals to:

a)

Handle stress in a healthy manner

b)

Increase emotional pressure

85.

Impact: Coping strategies mainly improve:

a)

Mental well-being

b)

Emotional confusion

86.

Strategies to Develop: Which action develops healthy coping?

a)

Talking, journaling, relaxation

b)

Ignoring problems

87.

Disadvantage if Lacking: Lack of coping strategies may lead to:

a)

Anxiety and burnout

b)

Emotional balance

88.

Significance: Why are coping strategies important in life?

a)

They help manage challenges constructively

b)

They avoid responsibility

89.

Scenario: When his plan fails, Arjun quickly looks for another solution instead of giving up. Which quality is shown?

a)

Adaptive thinking

b)

Rigid thinking

90.

Situation: Sita adjusts her study method when one approach doesn’t work. Identify the theme.

a)

Adaptive thinking

b)

Fixed mindset

91.

Real Life: The ability to adjust thoughts and actions to new situations is called:

a)

Adaptive thinking

b)

Emotional regulation

92.

Advantage: Adaptive thinking helps people to:

a)

Handle change effectively

b)

Resist change

93.

Impact: In professional life, adaptive thinking supports:

a)

Problem-solving and innovation

b)

Mental rigidity

94.

Strategy: Which habit develops adaptive thinking?

a)

Being open to alternatives

b)

Rejecting new ideas

95.

Disadvantage: Lack of adaptive thinking results in:

a)

Difficulty coping with change

b)

Flexible mindset

96.

Significance: Why is adaptive thinking essential in today’s world?

a)

It enables effective adjustment to change and complexity

b)

It prefers rigid adherence to fixed routines

97.

Scenario: When Priya thinks, “I am useless,” she pauses and asks herself, “Is this thought really true?” Which concept is shown?

a)

Reducing negative self-talk

b)

Emotional expression

98.

Situation: Ramesh replaces “I always fail” with “I am learning.” Identify the theme.

a)

Reducing negative self-talk

b)

Self-criticism

99.

Real Life: Challenging harsh inner thoughts refers to:

a)

Reducing negative self-talk

b)

Emotional awareness

100.

Advantage: Reducing negative self-talk helps to:

a)

Improve mental well-being

b)

Increase self-doubt

101.

Impact: Less negative self-talk leads to:

a)

Better confidence and focus

b)

Emotional instability

102.

Strategy: Which method reduces negative self-talk?

a)

Questioning irrational thoughts

b)

Believing every negative thought

103.

Disadvantage: Continuous negative self-talk can cause:

a)

Anxiety and low self-esteem

b)

Emotional strength

104.

Significance: Why is reducing negative self-talk important?

a)

Inner dialogue shapes behavior

b)

Thoughts have no influence

105.

Scenario: After making a mistake, Anu tells herself, “Everyone makes mistakes. I will learn from this.” Which quality is shown?

a)

Self-compassion

b)

Self-criticism

106.

Situation: Rahul treats himself kindly during failure instead of blaming himself. Identify the concept.

a)

Self-compassion

b)

Avoidance

107.

Real Life: Being understanding and kind toward oneself is called:

a)

Self-compassion

b)

Self-indulgence

108.

Advantage: Self-compassion helps individuals to:

a)

Recover faster from setbacks

b)

Lose motivation

109.

Impact: Self-compassion improves resilience by:

a)

Reducing harsh self-judgment

b)

Increasing guilt

110.

Strategy: Which practice enhances self-compassion?

a)

Self-kindness and acceptance

b)

Constant self-blame

111.

Disadvantage: Lack of self-compassion can lead to:

a)

Emotional exhaustion

b)

Emotional healing

112.

Significance: Why is self-compassion important for growth?

a)

Growth needs patience with oneself

b)

Growth requires harsh criticism

113.

Scenario: Despite nervousness, Karthik volunteers to speak on stage. Which quality is shown?

a)

Confidence

b)

Fear

114.

Situation: Meena focuses on her strengths instead of weaknesses. Identify the theme.

a)

Boosting confidence

b)

Emotional regulation

115.

Real Life: Belief in one’s abilities to face challenges is called:

a)

Confidence

b)

Self-image

116.

Advantage: Confidence helps individuals to:

a)

Take initiative

b)

Avoid responsibility

117.

Impact: Confidence improves communication by:

a)

Encouraging clear expression

b)

Creating hesitation

118.

Strategy: Which action boosts confidence?

a)

Practice and preparation

b)

Self-doubt

119.

Disadvantage: Lack of confidence results in:

a)

Fear of participation

b)

Assertiveness

120.

Significance: Why is confidence important in leadership?

a)

Leaders must inspire trust

b)

Leaders should avoid visibility

121.

Scenario: During stress, Neha focuses on her breathing and present moment. Which concept is shown?

a)

Mindfulness

b)

Distraction

122.

Situation: Anaya eats slowly, noticing taste and texture without distraction. Identify the theme.

a)

Mindfulness

b)

Distraction

123.

Being fully present in the moment is called:

a)

Mindfulness

b)

Emotional regulation

124.

Mindfulness helps by:

a)

Reducing stress and anxiety

b)

Increasing mental noise

125.

Mindfulness improves focus by:

a)

Anchoring attention to the present

b)

Encouraging overthinking

126.

Which practice develops mindfulness?

a)

Breathing awareness

b)

Constant distraction

127.

Lack of mindfulness can lead to:

a)

Stress and impulsiveness

b)

Mental calm

128.

Why is mindfulness essential for emotional balance?

a)

It creates awareness without judgment

b)

It suppresses emotions

129.

After a conflict, Riya writes her thoughts to understand her emotions. Which concept is shown?

a)

Journaling

b)

Emotional avoidance

130.

Kiran maintains a daily diary to reflect on his feelings. Identify the theme.

a)

Journaling

b)

Mindfulness

131.

Writing thoughts to understand oneself is called:

a)

Journaling

b)

Meditation

132.

Journaling helps individuals to:

a)

Gain emotional clarity

b)

Increase confusion

133.

Journaling improves self-awareness by:

a)

Organizing thoughts

b)

Ignoring emotions

134.

Which habit strengthens journaling?

a)

Honest daily writing

b)

Writing only positives

135.

Lack of reflection may lead to:

a)

Emotional overload

b)

Emotional understanding

136.

Why is journaling considered intrapersonal communication?

a)

It is a conversation with oneself

b)

It avoids self-reflection

137.

Sita sits quietly and observes her thoughts without reacting. Which practice is shown?

a)

Meditation

b)

Emotional expression

138.

Ramesh practices silence daily to calm his mind. Identify the concept.

a)

Meditation

b)

Journaling

139.

Focusing inward with awareness and no judgment is called:

a)

Meditation

b)

Mindfulness

140.

Meditation helps by:

a)

Reducing stress

b)

Increasing anxiety

141.

Meditation improves clarity by:

a)

Calming inner dialogue

b)

Encouraging rumination

142.

Which method supports meditation?

a)

Breath awareness

b)

Mental distraction

143.

Lack of inner calm may lead to:

a)

Emotional instability

b)

Focus

144.

Why do many leaders practice meditation?

a)

For emotional balance and clarity

b)

To avoid decision-making

145.

After a presentation, Mehul asks his teacher how he can improve. Which concept is shown?

a)

Seeking feedback

b)

Self-doubt

146.

Anjali reflects on suggestions instead of feeling offended. Identify the theme.

a)

Seeking feedback

b)

Emotional suppression

147.

Asking others for input to improve performance is called:

a)

Seeking feedback

b)

Self-esteem

148.

Seeking feedback helps individuals to:

a)

Identify areas for improvement

b)

Repeat mistakes

149.

Feedback improves self-awareness by:

a)

Revealing blind spots through others’ perspectives

b)

Reinforcing existing biases

150.

Which habit improves use of feedback?

a)

Listening openly and reflecting

b)

Defending mistakes