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Test your understanding of ethics and religion concepts.

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Froggy Jumps Values & Beliefs QuizVersion en ligne Test your understanding of ethics and religion concepts. par Daryl Mae Azap 1 Honesty is the foundation of strong and lasting friendships. a True b False c Sometimes true 2 Peer pressure is always beneficial. a True b Sometimes beneficial c False 3 Tolerance means respecting beliefs that are different from your own. a False b Only respect yours c True 4 Mercy is giving more than what is due, while justice is giving what is due. a True b False c Mercy is justice 5 Frugality means using resources wisely and avoiding waste. a False b True c Wasteful 6 Wisdom is only about intelligence and knowledge. a False b True c Emotions only 7 Veracity means sticking to facts and avoiding lies. a False b True c Sticking to opinions 8 Obedience requires understanding the purpose of rules, not just following blindly. a Always blind b False c True 9 Discernment is important for personal growth and nation-building. a False b True c Only for personal growth 10 Sharing false information online is harmless. a Sometimes harmless b False c True 11 A religion teaches belief in only one God, who is the creator and ruler of the universe. What type of religion is this? a Polytheistic b Henotheistic c Monotheistic 12 A group believes in many gods, each with different roles and powers. What type of religion? a Monotheistic b Philosophical c Polytheistic 13 A religion recognizes many gods but worships one main god as supreme above the others. Type? a Polytheistic b Monotheistic c Henotheistic 14 A belief system focuses on moral teachings and a way of life rather than worship of a god. Type? a Polytheistic b Monotheistic c Philosophical 15 Gratitude is valuing the __________ to appreciate the __________ and improve the __________. a future / past / present b past / present / future c present / future / past 16 Charity is showing love through __________ to ease the suffering of others. a words b thoughts c actions 17 Peer groups influence how we __________, __________, and make __________. a think / act / decisions b feel / believe / choices c talk / listen / opinions 18 Obedience shows spiritual maturity, responsibility, and __________. a freedom b accountability c leadership 19 Discernment is making good __________ using thinking, reflection, inquiry, and prayer. a ideas b beliefs c decisions 20 Justice is giving what is due; __________ is going beyond what is required to help others. a kindness b mercy c patience 21 Compare “saving resources” and “conserving resources.” Which is true? a Saving is setting aside extra; conserving is using only what is necessary b Saving is using only what is necessary; conserving is setting aside extra c Both mean spending freely 22 Who demonstrates the best example of frugality? a Someone who throws away extra food b Someone who buys unnecessary things c Hugh Hammond Bennett, promoting soil conservation 23 If you were to design a school campaign to promote frugality, which activity would best suit this goal? a Distributing unlimited supplies to each student b Organizing a “Save and Reuse” challenge for students c Asking students to spend freely for a week 24 Which action reflects wise citizenship? a Voting randomly b Learning about candidates’ background before voting c Following peers blindly 25 If a friend spreads false rumors about someone, what should you do to maintain honesty? a B. Confront the friend and clarify the truth b Join in spreading the rumor c Ignore the situation entirely

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Values & Beliefs QuizVersion en ligne

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Honesty is the foundation of strong and lasting friendships.

Peer pressure is always beneficial.

Tolerance means respecting beliefs that are different from your own.

Mercy is giving more than what is due, while justice is giving what is due.

Frugality means using resources wisely and avoiding waste.

Wisdom is only about intelligence and knowledge.

Veracity means sticking to facts and avoiding lies.

Obedience requires understanding the purpose of rules, not just following blindly.

Discernment is important for personal growth and nation-building.

Sharing false information online is harmless.

A religion teaches belief in only one God, who is the creator and ruler of the universe. What type of religion is this?

A group believes in many gods, each with different roles and powers. What type of religion?

A religion recognizes many gods but worships one main god as supreme above the others. Type?

A belief system focuses on moral teachings and a way of life rather than worship of a god. Type?

Gratitude is valuing the __________ to appreciate the __________ and improve the __________.

Charity is showing love through __________ to ease the suffering of others.

Peer groups influence how we __________, __________, and make __________.

Obedience shows spiritual maturity, responsibility, and __________.

Discernment is making good __________ using thinking, reflection, inquiry, and prayer.

Justice is giving what is due; __________ is going beyond what is required to help others.

Compare “saving resources” and “conserving resources.” Which is true?

Who demonstrates the best example of frugality?

If you were to design a school campaign to promote frugality, which activity would best suit this goal?

Which action reflects wise citizenship?

If a friend spreads false rumors about someone, what should you do to maintain honesty?

Gratitude is valuing the to appreciate the and improve the __.

Peer groups influence how we , , and make __.