Morality Stories Review

What is a morality story?

• A story that teaches a lesson about right and wrong

• A story that focuses on historical events

• A story that is primarily about adventure and excitement

• A story that is centered around a romantic relationship

In "The Boy Who Cried Wolf," what lesson does the shepherd boy learn by the end of the story?

• Trust should be earned, not assumed.

• Being brave will help you in tough situations.

• Honesty is needed for building trust.

• Teamwork is the key to success.

What is the main lesson in "The Man Who Moved Mountains"?

• Patience and persistence can lead to success.

• Bravery is more important than strength.

• Only large actions make a difference.

• Kindness is always rewarded.

Morals are ...

• • an understanding of what the people around you think is right and wrong.

• the scientific laws that govern the physical universe.

• personal beliefs about what is important in life.

• the artistic techniques used in creating visual art.

The teacher explained that every choice we make, whether big or small, has (a)   that can affect us and others in ways we may not see.

• consequences
• integrity
• empathy
• perseverance

What is the role of morality stories across different cultures?

• They vary greatly and have little in common.

• They reveal a shared human desire to teach values with stories.

• They are mostly unique to certain regions.

• They are only found in ancient cultures in Europe and Asia.

What do morality stories often reflect?

• The economic status of a culture at a certain time in history.

• The geographical landscape of a region as it affects communities.

• Core beliefs and challenges of a society at a certain time in history.

• Political history and leadership of a society at a certain time in history.

Despite facing many setbacks during the difficult project, Lisa’s ​ (a)   allowed her to keep going and ultimately reach her goals.

• empathy
• integrity
• morals
• perseverance

Why is empathy important for morality stories?

• It allows individuals to manipulate others effectively.

• It helps individuals understand and connect with others' values and emotions.

• It encourages people to focus on their own needs.

• It is a skill that is only useful in professional settings.

The city faced a difficult ​ (a)   when they had to choose whether to keep the old historical park, or build a new community center to serve more residents.

• dilemma
• integrity
• values
• empathy