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Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
Who is a Scriptwriter in the "Three Kinds of People in This World"?
Someone who acts without control over their life
Someone who comments on others' lives
Someone who creates, plans, and controls their life
Someone who only watches the movie of their life
According to Socrates, what makes life worth living?
Achieving material success
Avoiding criticism
Examining and understanding your life
Following societal norms
What does Thomas Hobbes suggest in his work The Leviathan?
People learn more by studying others and themselves
Reading books is the only way to learn
Self-awareness is unnecessary
Strengths are more important than weaknesses
What does self-concept refer to?
A person’s academic achievements
A person’s ability to adapt to challenges
A person’s abstract idea about themselves
A person’s external appearance
What does the Hidden Self in the Johari Window represent?
Information neither you nor others know about yourself
Information only you know about yourself
Information others know about you, but you don’t
Information you and others both know
What is the Open Self in the Johari Window?
Information only others know about you
Information that is unknown to everyone
Information you and others know about you
Information you keep private
What is necessary for a person to develop self-concept?
Being alone
Interacting with others
Reading books
Watching TV
What does it mean when self-concept is organized?
A person firmly believes in their own perception of themselves
A person’s perception has no structure
A person quickly changes their perception based on others' opinions
A person’s view of themselves is random
Why is self-concept considered dynamic?
It is determined only in childhood
It is influenced by age and experiences
It is unrelated to challenges
It stays the same throughout life
What happens to self-concept as a person grows older?
It becomes less important
It develops and changes with new experiences
It disappears
It remains fixed
What does self-efficacy refer to?
The positive feedback you receive from others
The skills you have learned over time
Your innate talents
Your belief in what you can achieve with your abilities
Which step comes after defining the problem in rational decision-making?
Compute the optimal decision
Generate alternatives
Identify the criteria to judge options
Rate each alternative
Which of the following is a developmental task for middle adolescence?
Developing stronger peer relationships
Earning a professional income
Managing long-term financial responsibilities
Making lifelong career decisions
Which activity shows responsibility in late adolescence?
Accepting consequences for actions
Avoiding responsibilities whenever possible
Ignoring personal goals
Relying only on others’ guidance
How can adolescents compare their development with peers?
Assessing strengths and areas for improvement
Copying friends’ choices blindly
Ignoring differences in abilities
Waiting for others’ validation
Which developmental task is appropriate in late adolescence?
Balancing personal freedom with responsibilities
Focusing only on peer approval
Ignoring long-term goals
Refusing to make independent decisions
What is stress?
A physical or emotional response to challenges
A type of leisure activity
A way to avoid responsibilities
Ignoring problems completely
Which of the following is a common source of stress in adolescence?
Academic pressure
Balanced sleep
Supportive friendships
Time for hobbies
How can identifying personal stressors help adolescents?
By allowing them to develop coping strategies
By ignoring stress signals completely
By relying solely on friends for support
By avoiding all responsibilities
Which of the following demonstrates a healthy coping strategy?
Engaging in regular physical activity
Ignoring responsibilities
Overeating
Procrastinating
Which action demonstrates high-order thinking in stress management?
Analyzing triggers and planning healthy responses
Ignoring stress until it disappears
Relying on peers to manage problems
Venting without reflection
Which lifestyle habit promotes healthful coping with stress?
Maintaining regular sleep schedules
Skipping meals frequently
Spending excessive time on social media
Using substances to relax
How can adolescents manage academic stress effectively?
Avoiding studying entirely
Prioritizing tasks and planning study schedules
Relying on friends to complete assignments
Waiting until deadlines approach
Which of the following is a mental strategy for coping with stress?
Ignoring responsibilities
Practicing mindfulness or meditation
Overindulging in unhealthy habits
Procrastinating important tasks
Which brain side is often linked to creativity and imagination?
Both sides
Left brain
Right brain
Spinal cord
Which task shows left-brain thinking?
Drawing a cartoon
Listening to music
Solving a math problem
Visualizing a dream
Writing sentences and following grammar rules mainly use of the:
Left brain
Muscles
Right brain
Spine
When a student uses logic and creativity together, the brain:
Functions poorly
Is confused
Uses both sides
Works slowly
A caring brain helps a person to be:
Careless
Kind
Selfish
Silent
Which behavior shows a caring brain in the classroom?
Helping others understand a lesson
Bullying classmates
Ignoring someone in need
Making fun of mistakes
Why should students develop a caring brain?
To become popular
To build respect and understanding
To control others
To win every argument
Saying “I understand how you feel” is an example of:
Caring
Complaining
Forgetting
Judging
What does emotional intelligence mean?
Ability to control emotions only
Ability to understand and manage emotions
Ability to win arguments
Ability to work faster
Which is an example of a basic emotion?
Anger
Confidence
Motivation
Pride
Showing happiness by smiling is an example of:
Emotional expression
Emotional hiding
Emotional weakness
Emotional withdrawal
Knowing how strong an emotion helps a person to:
Avoid communication
Communicate feelings better
Hide emotions
Ignore others
Why is it important to understand your emotions?
To ignore problems
To manage feelings properly
To stop feeling emotions
To control others
Which is a healthy way to manage anger?
Calmly talking about feelings
Blaming others
Shouting loudly
Throwing objects
Talking to a trusted person when you feel sad shows:
Avoidance
Emotional awareness
Emotional confusion
Emotional hiding
What should you do when you feel upset during a conflict?
Ignore everyone
Listen and respond calmly
React immediately
Walk away without talking
