A Quiz About Character Traits Part- III

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    Your teacher sends you back to the room to get her keys and her coat. You know that she keeps her purse in the filing cabinet and you overheard her talking to another teacher about needing to deposit some money in the bank. What is the MOST ethical response?

    • Go through her coat pockets
    • Look through the grade book
    • Return with her keys and coat
    • Take a few dollars from her purse
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Here we present you the third part of "A Quiz About Character Traits." Our character traits differentiate us from each other; some could be good, and some could also be bad. Well, that's enough of the talk; this quiz was made to make you aware of some words which describe a personality or character trait. So, let's see how much you know about them.

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  • 2. 

    Your Keyboarding teacher gave a spelling quiz on parts of a personal business letter. You failed the quiz because you have never really been good at spelling. The teacher has announced that you can retake the quiz. What response would BEST demonstrate your perseverance?

    • Complain about the quiz

    • Keep the failing grade

    • Refuse to do any work

    • Study and retake the quiz

    Correct Answer
    A. Study and retake the quiz
    Explanation
    The best response that demonstrates perseverance is to study and retake the quiz. This shows a willingness to improve and not give up despite initial failure. Complaining about the quiz, keeping the failing grade, or refusing to do any work would not demonstrate perseverance but rather a lack of effort or determination.

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  • 3. 

    Your teacher is passing out rewards to those students who passed last week’s chapter test. Although you know you failed the test, you wonder if the teacher remembers. She asks those students who passed the test to raise their hands to receive their rewards. What response would BEST demonstrate your integrity?

    • Get your friend to get the reward for you

    • Keep your hand down and say nothing

    • Raise your hand to receive the reward

    • Take the reward off the teacher’s desk

    Correct Answer
    A. Keep your hand down and say nothing
    Explanation
    Keeping your hand down and saying nothing would be the best response to demonstrate integrity in this situation. By not falsely claiming to have passed the test, you are being honest and showing respect for the teacher's instructions. Taking the reward off the teacher's desk or getting a friend to get the reward for you would be dishonest and lack integrity.

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  • 4. 

    Each co-worker in your department has a secret code to use for the copy machine. You and Alexia are in the copy room. Alexia keys in the secret code to make her copies. What is the MOST ethical response?

    • Sell her code to the other co-workers

    • Tell her code to the other co-workers

    • Turn away from her as she is keying her code

    • Use her code to make your copies

    Correct Answer
    A. Turn away from her as she is keying her code
    Explanation
    The most ethical response in this situation is to turn away from Alexia as she is keying her code. This shows respect for her privacy and maintains the confidentiality of her code. Selling or telling her code to other co-workers would be a breach of trust and unethical. Using her code to make your own copies would also be dishonest and unethical.

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  • 5. 

    Which situation shows a LACK of student respect?

    • Holding the door to the cafeteria for another student

    • Raising your hand and waiting to be called on

    • Returning a lost book to the library

    • Telling another student to shut up

    Correct Answer
    A. Telling another student to shut up
    Explanation
    Telling another student to shut up demonstrates a lack of student respect because it involves using disrespectful language and disregarding the feelings and rights of the other person. Respectful behavior involves treating others with kindness, consideration, and politeness, which is not exhibited in this situation.

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  • 6. 

    What character trait is someone demonstrating when they choose NOT to take harmful substances?

    • Courage

    • Integrity

    • Kindness

    • Self-discipline

    Correct Answer
    A. Self-discipline
    Explanation
    When someone chooses not to take harmful substances, they are demonstrating self-discipline. Self-discipline refers to the ability to control one's impulses, desires, and behaviors in order to achieve a specific goal or maintain personal values. In this case, the individual is exercising self-discipline by resisting the temptation or peer pressure to engage in harmful substance use, prioritizing their health and well-being over immediate gratification.

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  • 7. 

    Your office manager has purchased a single-user license of Microsoft Office and has asked you to install it on the five computers in your department. What is the MOST ethical response?

    • Ask the office manager if you are breaking copyright law

    • Install the software on the five computers

    • Take the software home and install it

    • Tell the office manager you’ll install it after your break

    Correct Answer
    A. Ask the office manager if you are breaking copyright law
    Explanation
    The most ethical response in this situation is to ask the office manager if you are breaking copyright law. Installing software on multiple computers without the appropriate licenses would be a violation of copyright law and could lead to legal consequences. By seeking clarification from the office manager, you are demonstrating ethical behavior and ensuring compliance with copyright regulations.

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  • 8. 

    Phillip arrived home late from baseball practice and decided to play video games instead of studying for his quiz for Business Computer Technology. He copied the answers down on the palm of his hand so he could use them during the quiz. What character trait does Phillip lack?

    • Integrity

    • Kindness

    • Respect

    • Responsibility

    Correct Answer
    A. Integrity
    Explanation
    Phillip lacks integrity because he is dishonest and cheats by copying the answers on his hand instead of studying for the quiz. Integrity means having strong moral principles and being honest, trustworthy, and ethical in one's actions. By cheating, Phillip shows a lack of integrity and a disregard for academic honesty.

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  • 9. 

    What character trait is being demonstrated when you decide to study for your test instead of going to the movies?

    • Courage

    • Good judgment

    • Integrity

    • Perseverance

    Correct Answer
    A. Good judgment
    Explanation
    Good judgment is being demonstrated when you decide to study for your test instead of going to the movies. This decision shows that you are making a wise and responsible choice by prioritizing your academic success over immediate gratification. It reflects your ability to assess the situation, weigh the potential consequences, and make a decision that aligns with your long-term goals and values.

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  • 10. 

    Which is NOT an example of being self disciplined?

    • Procrastinating and being lazy

    • Controlling your feelings, thoughts, and actions

    • Standing up for what you believe

    • Treating others as you want to be treated

    Correct Answer
    A. Standing up for what you believe
    Explanation
    Standing up for what you believe is an example of being assertive and standing by your principles, which requires self-discipline. The other options, procrastinating and being lazy, not controlling your feelings, thoughts, and actions, and not treating others as you want to be treated, all demonstrate a lack of self-discipline.

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