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- 1. Multiple ChoiceWhat are values?Ideas, thoughts, and actions that are important to usSomething that we enjoy doingStrange thoughtsAn object that we like
- 2. Multiple ChoiceWhich one of these ways do we NOT use our values for?Making decisionsSetting your alarmChoosing a career that you will enjoyEvaluating the people and things in your life
- 3. Multiple ChoiceWhich one of these represents the relationship value?Doing your homeworkGetting closer with your friends and familyPlaying a sportCooking cake
- 4. Multiple ChoiceDane has a lot of homework but he was invited to see a movie with his friend after school. Dane wants to go to the movie, but he tells his friend that he can't go because homework is more important to him and that the teacher is relying on him to get his work done.
Which value does this scenario represent?FriendshipSportsmanshipIncluding OthersResponsibility - 5. Multiple ChoiceDawn's goal was to get all A's on her report card at the end of the quarter. She worked hard and got all A's. She felt very happy that she accomplished her goal.
Which value is this scenario an example of?SportsmanshipAcheivmentCuriosityGood manners - 6. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following scenarios is an example of compassion?She won the soccer tournament and felt very happyHe studied hard so he could get an 100% on his next testEven though Cindy is going through a hard time, she knows things will get betterShe saw her friend hurt and it made her feel really bad for him
- 7. Multiple ChoiceIn the school yearbook, Carrie had her own page since she was voted "best smile" This scenario is an example of..CreativitityRecognitionSportsmanshipTeam work
- 8. Multiple ChoiceWhich one of these scenarios is an example of "courage"?The people on Flight 93 prevented the terrorists from attacking the US CapitolShe was nervous about dancing in front of the crowd so she ditched the performanceThe student's homework was too hard so he chose not to do itShe got her allowance at the end of the week for doing her chores
- 9. Multiple ChoiceWhat is a moral value?if it is important for acquiring something elseA value that shows you how to do somethinga value that helps judge behavior based on what we think is good compared to what we think is wrongNone of these
- 10. Multiple ChoiceWhich one is NOT an example of an intrinsic value?HappinessEducationLoveRespect
- 11. Multiple Choice"If it is important for acquiring something else". Which type of value matches this definition?Intrinsic ValuesEducationInstrumental ValuesMoral Values
- 12. Multiple ChoiceCan values change?YesNoNot enough information to answer this question
- 13. Multiple ChoiceWhich of these is something that could make your values change?Going shoppingDrawing a pictureMaking a friend that is very different from youNone of these, your values never change
- 14. Multiple ChoiceBetween ages 1-7, where do our values come from?Teachers, heroesParentsYour values are established, but you may test your values from time to timePeers
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