Sessional 1 Value Education

What are values?

• A) Material possessions

• B) Beliefs that guide behavior and decisions

• C) Laws made by the government

• D) Money and wealth

Which of the following is an example of a moral value?

• A) Being honest

• B) Loving nature

• C) Enjoying art
  
  

• D) Earning money

Tracking your values helps you to:

• A) Make better decisions in life
  
  
  

• B) Gain popularity among others

• C) Avoid working

• D) Get more material possessions

4. The role of ethics in personal and social well-being is to:

• A) Promote selfish behavior

• B) Avoid any responsibility

• C) Encourage ethical decision-making for a better society

• D) Focus only on individual success

What does integrity primarily involve?

• A) Achieving personal success
  
  
  

• B) Gaining wealth and fame

• C) Competing with others

• D) Being truthful and honest in all actions

How does work ethics contribute to social harmony?

• A) By encouraging individual competition
  
  
  

• B) By ensuring fairness, responsibility, and respect in the workplace

• C) By focusing solely on profits

• D) By promoting secrecy and non-cooperation

Which of the following is an example of civic virtue?

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  A) Respecting the rights of others and participating in community activities
  
  

• B) Working hard to earn money

• C) Ignoring others' needs

• D) Focusing on personal goals only

Why is cooperation important in a family?

• A) It helps each member achieve personal goals
  
  
  

• B) It encourages competition between family members

• C) It creates harmony and mutual support among family members

• D) It is only important for work-related tasks

How does cooperation in a team in your office contribute to success?

• A) It increases individual competition
  
  
  

• B) It ensures that everyone works together toward common goals

• C) It focuses only on personal achievement

• D) It discourages communication between team members

What does commitment to cooperation mean in social contexts?

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  A) Avoiding participation in group activities

• B) Focusing only on personal success
  

• C) Ignoring others’ needs

• D) Collaborating with others to achieve shared goals for the common good