Yr11 Moral Education Unit 4-Civic Studies post assessment

One-word value statements that define our true self.

• Core values

• Societal values

• Familial values

• True values

Values acceptable or unacceptable in a culture, nation or society.

• Core values

• Societal values

• National values

• Familial values

Values acceptable or unacceptable within a family and which are passed on from one generation to another.

• Universal values

• Moral values

• Societal values

• Familial values

In these types of cultures, group and social cooperation is highly valued and people are more likely to lean on family and the community in their decision making.

• Privileged cultures

• Individualistic cultures

• Collective cultures

• International cultures

In ________________ cultures, individual rights are highly valued and a great emphasis is placed on being unique and self-reliant in decision making.

• individualistic

• individual

• universal

• collective

The process of identifying something you want to accomplish and then establishing measurable objectives in order to achieve it.

• dream fulfilment

• desire

• goal setting

• hope and aspiration

Select two of the following answers:

Rationality is the quality in which one bases decisions on _____________ and ______________.

• logic

• impulse

• reason

• emotions

The state of being equal, especially in status, rights and opportunities.

• Justice

• Personal power

• Fairness

• Equality

The handling of issues and situations in a rational and considerate way.

• Non-argumentative

• Non-defensive

• Non-confrontationalism

• Non-critical

Tick two of the following answers that best describe the term 'rights':

• Refer to what we are expected to do morally, socially or legally.

• Refer to something that we enjoy or gain.

• They are our responsibilities and duties as members of a society towards others.

• They are individual privileges or entitlements that are given and protected by law.