A Quiz About Character Traits Part- II

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    Your teacher has spent two hours creating a really neat bulletin board outside of his classroom. The bulletin board contains a small basketball hoop and a small basketball suspended from the ceiling with string. You know the purpose of the bulletin board is to spark interest in an upcoming 3-Point Shootout Fundraiser. The students walking down the hallway are slapping at the ball and attempting to pull down the hoop. What response would BEST demonstrate appropriate self-discipline?

    • Avoiding any contact with the ball and hoop
    • Joining the others destroying the board
    • Laughing while they pull down the hoop
    • Pulling down the ball and hoop yourself
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Welcome to "A Quiz About Character Traits Part- II." Character traits are valued aspects of a person’s behavior, and these traits and personality are intertwined. Everyone has a character trait, which can be either good or bad, and labeled as descriptive adjectives as a patient, faithful, or jealous. How much do you know about it? Let's see with this quiz!

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  • 2. 

    A new student has just been introduced to your class. After his introduction, your teacher asks the class to break into groups for an activity. The new student sits in his seat and doesn’t join in a group. What response would BEST demonstrate your kindness?

    • Get with your group and ignore the new student

    • Introduce yourself and invite him to join your group

    • Point at the new student and make fun of him

    • Tell your classmates to invite him to their group

    Correct Answer
    A. Introduce yourself and invite him to join your group
    Explanation
    Introducing yourself and inviting the new student to join your group would be the best response to demonstrate kindness in this situation. It shows inclusivity and makes the new student feel welcome and accepted. This response promotes a sense of belonging and helps the new student feel more comfortable in their new environment.

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  • 3. 

    Attempting difficult things that are worthwhile is known as what?

    • Courage

    • Integrity

    • Respect

    • Self-discipline

    Correct Answer
    A. Courage
    Explanation
    Courage is the correct answer because attempting difficult things that are worthwhile requires bravery, determination, and the willingness to face challenges and overcome obstacles. It takes courage to step out of one's comfort zone, take risks, and pursue goals that may seem daunting or intimidating. Courage is the quality that empowers individuals to push through fear, persevere in the face of adversity, and achieve great things.

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  • 4. 

    Attempting difficult things that are worthwhile is known as what?

    • Courage

    • Integrity

    • Respect

    • Self-discipline

    Correct Answer
    A. Courage
    Explanation
    Courage is the correct answer because attempting difficult things that are worthwhile requires bravery and the willingness to face fears and challenges. It takes courage to step out of one's comfort zone and take on difficult tasks, as there is always the risk of failure or rejection. By choosing courage, individuals demonstrate their determination and strength to overcome obstacles and pursue meaningful goals.

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  • 5. 

    Attempting difficult things that are worthwhile is known as what?

    • Courage

    • Integrity

    • Respect

    • Self-discipline

    Correct Answer
    A. Courage
    Explanation
    Courage is the correct answer because it refers to the act of attempting difficult things that are worthwhile. It takes courage to face challenges and overcome obstacles, especially when the outcome is uncertain or the task requires a lot of effort. Courage is about pushing oneself outside of their comfort zone and taking risks in order to achieve something meaningful. It is a quality that is admired and respected, as it demonstrates strength, determination, and a willingness to face adversity.

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    Your FBLA chapter is out of town competing at the State Leadership Conference. Your advisor has told all chapter members that under no circumstances are they to leave the hotel. There is a really “hip” restaurant across the street from the hotel and you have heard they have really good appetizers. What is the MOST ethical response?

    • Call a cab and go to the restaurant

    • Invite your friends to go along with you

    • Leave a message for your advisor where you went

    • Stay at the conference with your friends

    Correct Answer
    A. Stay at the conference with your friends
    Explanation
    The most ethical response is to stay at the conference with your friends. This is because your advisor explicitly stated that under no circumstances should you leave the hotel. By staying at the conference, you are following the instructions and respecting the authority of your advisor. Going to the restaurant or inviting your friends to go along with you would be disregarding the rules set by your advisor. Leaving a message for your advisor where you went may not be enough to justify your actions if you choose to go to the restaurant.

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  • 7. 

    You watch your classmate write the answers to today’s quiz on the tabletop. Your teacher walks up behind you and asks who wrote on the tabletop. What response would BEST demonstrate your honesty?

    • Tell your teacher the writing was on the table already

    • Tell your teacher you don’t know who wrote it

    • Tell your teacher you wrote on the table

    • Tell your teacher your classmate wrote on the table

    Correct Answer
    A. Tell your teacher your classmate wrote on the table
    Explanation
    The best response that demonstrates honesty is to tell the teacher that your classmate wrote on the table. This response not only acknowledges the act of writing on the table but also identifies the responsible person without implicating oneself or falsely accusing others.

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    On the snack counter in the teacher workroom, there is a jar labeled “Honor System.” As teachers take snacks from the cabinet, they should drop the appropriate amount of money in the jar. Mr. Smith is passing by and sees a yummy treat that all of the teachers have been talking about. He doesn’t have any money but decides to take the snack anyway. Which character trait is Mr. Smith NOT showing?

    • Integrity

    • Kindness

    • Perseverance

    • Responsibility

    Correct Answer
    A. Integrity
    Explanation
    Mr. Smith is not showing integrity because he is not being honest or truthful by taking the snack without paying for it. Integrity involves having strong moral principles and acting in an ethical manner, which Mr. Smith is not demonstrating in this situation.

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    You and your friends are on an FBLA trip. Upon entering the restaurant for dinner, you realize that you left your wallet on the bus. Your advisor lets you go back to the bus to get it. As you are getting on the bus, you notice that Joe also left his wallet. What response would BEST demonstrate your honesty?

    • Get your wallet and leave the bus

    • Hide his wallet so he can’t find it

    • Take a few dollars from his wallet

    • Give Joe’s wallet to your friend.

    Correct Answer
    A. Get your wallet and leave the bus
    Explanation
    The best response that demonstrates honesty in this situation is to get your wallet and leave the bus. This shows that you are responsible for your own belongings and do not take advantage of the situation by taking or hiding someone else's wallet.

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    Treating others the way you wish to be treated is known as what?

    • Courage

    • Kindness

    • Respect

    • Responsibility

    Correct Answer
    A. Kindness
    Explanation
    Treating others the way you wish to be treated is known as kindness. This principle encourages individuals to show compassion, empathy, and understanding towards others, just as they would like to be treated themselves. By practicing kindness, people can create a positive and harmonious environment, fostering strong relationships and promoting a sense of community. It involves being considerate, helpful, and respectful towards others, regardless of their differences or circumstances. Kindness is a fundamental value that promotes empathy and contributes to building a more compassionate and inclusive society.

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  • 11. 

    What is the determination to do the right thing?

    • Courage

    • Integrity

    • Respect

    • Responsibility

    Correct Answer
    A. Courage
    Explanation
    Courage is the determination to do the right thing even in the face of fear or difficulty. It is the ability to stand up for what is right and take action, regardless of the potential consequences. Courage is often required when faced with ethical dilemmas or situations that challenge one's values and beliefs. It involves taking risks and making difficult decisions, but ultimately leads to doing what is morally and ethically correct.

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