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Directions for Numbers 1- 149 : Read each multiple choice item and possible answers Which change is characterized by teens wanting to An important aspect of character is helping a
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carefully. Mark the letter of the correct answer on your answer sheet or as directed by your spend time with friends rather than their family? person:
teacher. MAKE NO MARKS ON THIS TEST.
A Intellectual A Be outgoing and win friends.
B Moral B Choose right from wrong.
If Gracie wants to prioritize her to-do list, she Tineya is frustrated because she feels she needs to
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should rank the items by: do everything for other people and has little time for C Physical C Develop a sense of humor.
herself. How could she BEST solve this problem?
A Convenience. D Social D Gain respect from others.
A Break large tasks into smaller tasks
B Cost.
B Dovetail activities
C Difficulty. Aaron knows that his personality is influenced by A person can improve self-esteem by:
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C Learn to say no at times his neighborhood, the school he attends, and
D Importance. A Accepting themselves as they are.
friends. He is influenced by:
D Quit procrastinating
B Being around people who put them down.
A Attitudes.
Often Sarah Beth takes on more responsibilities C Doing things they do not enjoy.
2 B Environment.
than she can accomplish. Which troublemaker of Cathy is planning the things she wants to
D Trying to achieve goals they can never reach.
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time management is she guilty of? accomplish next month. What management tool C Morals.
will be most efficient for her to use?
A Dovetailing D Peers.
Who shows good character on the job?
A Calendar
B Overcommitment 16
A Adrienna increases the amount of her tips the
B Chart
C Procrastination Nicholas talks to the school counselor about a
customers wrote on the charge slips.
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C Schedule situation at home that is disturbing him. He is
D Scheduling
demonstrating what quality of health? B Hernandez usually arrives five minutes late, but
D To-do list
does not report this on his time sheet.
A Mental
Which of Kristina’s friends is procrastinating? C Jose sets tables with silverware that he
3 B Moral
How can Dad help Jim develop high self-esteem? accidentally dropped on the floor.
A Debra takes on too many jobs at one time.
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C Physical
A Compare him to his brother who is always in D Lucinda called the owner of a blank check that
B Linda leaves social time out of her schedule.
trouble D Social she found while cleaning a table.
C Phyllis puts off doing her research paper.
B Help him choose the sport in which he might
D Tami watches TV and reads at the same time. best succeed
An important part of keeping mentally healthy is: When does character development begin?
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C Point out what he does wrong
A Avoiding situations where it is easy to make a A Early childhood
Barry can’t get his homework done because he
D Require Jim to always obey Dad’s orders mistake.
4 B Preteen
forgets his assignments! How could he improve his
B Expressing emotions in positive ways.
planning? C Adolescence
What causes the physical changes in a teen’s body C Focusing on things that have been done wrong.
A Call friends each evening for assignments D Young adulthood
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as he/she grows from adolescence to young
D Spending hours thinking about weaknesses.
B Complete homework in the mornings at school adulthood?
C Ask friends over for a study group A Attitudes
Who is a peer to sixteen-year-old Charod?
D Use a date book to record assignments B Emotions 13
A Dad
C Hormones
B Grandmother
D Sense of humor
C Preschool brother
D Teenage friend
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Cole, Kay, Madison, and Patty got into a fight at Who demonstrates trustworthiness? What explains why 15-year-old Ericka has the same A “to-do” list of homework assignments can help a
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school. Before suspending them, the assistant eye color, hair color, and nose shape as her mother? student:
A Debra copied the test answer sheet she found on
principal allowed each one to tell her side of the
the teacher’s desk. A Attitudes A Decide homework priorities.
story. Who is responsible for her actions?
B Jessica shared information that was told to her B Environment B Differentiate between good and bad homework.
A Cole swore, when suspended, that she just told
in confidence.
Kay about the rumor Patty started. C Heredity C Every once in a while.
C Melody dry-cleaned the dress she borrowed
B Kay thought her suspension was unfair because D Hormones D Make the homework assignments easier.
before returning it to Claire.
Patty deserved to be slapped.
D Zoe spent the money she collected from the
C Madison pouted about her suspension because Ethan is just starting on a major science project that Mrs. Lewis announced to her Teen Living class that
fund raising project.
she only encouraged Kay to slap Patty. 26 is due tomorrow. What caused him to wait so late? 31 they would have a test on Friday. Several students
asked questions. Which student seems interested in
D Patty calmly accepted her punishment and A Deferring
John lived in a nice home with both of his parents. preparing for the test?
admitted that she had started the rumor.
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Twice a week he volunteered at the community B Imitation
A Deneen asked if she had to take the test since
shelter to better understand the problems of
C Procrastination she did so well on her project.
Who demonstrates a caring attitude? homeless people. What character trait is John
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exhibiting? D Values B Kris asked if the class would be able to use their
A After Chris left the room, his classmates
notes for the test.
mocked Chris’s speech problem. A Accountability
Daniel found a class ring in the hallway and turned C Linda asked if she would have to take the test
B After Diana twisted her ankle, her teammates B Apathy
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it in to the office. What personal characteristic is he since she would be gone on Friday.
continued in the walk-a-thon without her.
C Empathy exhibiting?
D Tangela asked what objectives the test would
C Although Kates’s father lost his job, her friends
D Honesty A Appreciation cover.
still expected her to go on the cruise.
B Commitment
D Noticing that the new student was eating lunch
Now that she is in high school, Megan no longer Which student is improving classroom notes for
alone, Rolando asked if he could join him. C Empathy
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needs to be reminded to pick up her clothes. his/her benefit?
D Responsibility
Recently she offered to do the family laundry. This
A Alex rewrote and organized his classroom notes
Who shows respect for others? behavior and attitude demonstrates her:
each night.
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A Caylen wore her sister’s favorite sweater A Compassion. When trying to study for an exam:
B Anne drew pictures around her notes.
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without her permission.
B Loyalty. A Minimize distracting noises.
C H.C. didn’t bother with notes, he remembered
B Lee read his sister’s diary without her
C Responsibility. B Do not take breaks. most of what the teacher said.
knowledge.
D Tolerance. C Turn air to freezing. D Jordan used a tape recorder for her notes, but
C Matthew ignored Lynn’s mispronunciation of a
never listened to them again.
word in front of her friends. D Work on a small surface.
After stuffing a ring in her pocket while shopping,
D Tharon interrupted his brother’s story to tell one
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Dana could not ignore the nagging feeling that Timothy sat down to write his essay at 9:30 p.m.
of his own. Learning and study skills can be improved by:
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shoplifting was wrong. She put the ring back on the 29 He had to keep getting up to sharpen his pencil, to
counter. Dana made the right decision by listening A Dividing study time into large units. get a drink of water, and to find his dictionary.
to her: What was Timothy doing?
B Not listening to teacher while taking notes.
A Conscience. A Burning off energy
C Organizing classroom notes.
B Family. B Procrastinating
D Speaking only when spoken to in class.
C Friends. C Trying to work
D Religion. D Working efficiently
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Alex is taking two honors classes, one on-line class, Deven wants to combine her after school chores so What is a fact about rape? Which is a recommended safety procedure?
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plays football, and works every night until closing she will have more time to visit her grandparents.
A The rapist is always a stranger. A At night, make sure all lights are turned off
at the local supermarket. Alex has no time for What is Deven doing?
studying. Alex is: B The rapist wants to overpower someone. B If the door at home is found open, go inside and
A Dovetailing
check to be sure nothing has been disturbed
A Flexible. C Victims are responsible for the attack
B Evaluating
C Leave a spare key under the door mat
B Lazy. D Victims provoke the attack.
C Implementing
D Look through a window or peephole before
C Overcommitted.
D Prioritizing opening the door
To help reduce the amount of garbage in the
D Talented.
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environment, a person should practice:
Ricardo makes a cassette tape of himself saying his What is an example of the cost to society of
A Conservation, recycling, and reusing.
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Who is dovetailing his/her tasks? vocabulary words and definitions. Then he studies violence?
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by listening to himself on a tape player during his B Precycling, recycling, and reusing.
A Clayton plays ball and then does his homework. A High price of guns in different states
30-minute bus ride to school. This is an example
C Recycling, renewing, and reusing.
B Katie goes to dance, piano practice, and then of: B Money that gangs take from their members
does homework. D Recycling, repairing, and reusing.
A Bartering. C Movie producers’ profits from violent films
C Marsha listens to her tape recorded notes as she
B Dovetailing. D Tax money spent on criminals in prison
takes a bath. Jake, Aaron, Elizabeth, and Becky are preparing an
C Overcommitment. 44 exhibit for the community service project, which
D Warren studies his math and then watches
involves cleaning up the environment. What should Which student is actively listening to the teacher as
television. D Procrastinating.
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NOT be included? he/she lectures to the class?
A Avoid air pollution by walking or car pooling A Jenna is writing a letter to her boyfriend.
Which is a good time management tool for a student Greg is scheduled to work three nights during exam
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to become more organized and to have better study 40 week. What is the best strategy for him to use? B Conserve resources by recycling solid wastes B Kelly is watching the teacher and writing key
skills? and old clothing notes.
A Ask his boss if he can reschedule his hours
A Graphing calculator C Play the car stereo loudly C Sammie is looking at the teacher while
B Let his friends study and borrow their notes
daydreaming.
B Pencil pouch D Stay informed about environmental issues in the
C Quit his job and find another one after exams
area D Tiffany is drawing diagrams of plays for
C Weekly calendar
D Stay up after work to study and catch up on volleyball.
D Workbook for textbook sleep later
Which is NOT a source of air pollution?
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Pete is irritated that Mark borrows his gym clothes
A Aerosol sprays
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Which is a positive way to deal with stress? What is TRUE of emotional abuse? without permission. What should Pete say to let
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Mark know how he feels?
A Act on impulse A Always physical
C Exhaust from motor vehicles A “I feel upset when you borrow my gym clothes
B Focus on mistakes B Caused by victim
without asking me!”
D Radiation
C Get some exercise C Lowers victim’s self-esteem
B “I’m sick of you wearing my gym clothes
D Hit a wall D Usually stops without asking me first!”
C “You need to get your own gym clothes and
stop borrowing mine!”
D “You’re either too cheap or too lazy to bring
your own gym clothes!”
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What is TRUE about communication? Who has developed good listening skills? Jared is in charge of decorating the gym for the Heather and April faced suspension from school if
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class dance, and Sophie is in charge of the they did not agree to resolve their differences
A Communication is a two-way process of A Jesse tries to be open-minded to everyone’s
refreshment table. They are arguing about where to through peer mediation. What is the FIRST step
sending and receiving messages. ideas.
put the chairs and tables. Their conflict is a result they must take in resolving their conflict?
B Hearing a message means the same as listening B Kari forms her opinions before she hears other’s of a:
A Agree to a chosen solution
to a message. ideas.
A Learned behavior.
B Identify possible solutions
C Silence provides accurate feedback. C Michael gets emotional when he disagrees with
B Personality difference.
others. #] Identify the problem
D Tone of voice has little impact on a message’s
C Power struggle.
meaning. D Rochelle interrupts others to express her own C Renegotiate if necessary
ideas. D Situational cause.
Someone who concentrates carefully on what is Which behavior is positive and effective in a
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being said is probably: Active listening involves: What is TRUE about mediation? conflict situation?
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A Practicing active listening skills. A Adding information to the conversation. A Conflicting parties must talk to each other A Raise the voice
through the mediators.
B Responding to a “you” message. B Expressing a positive attitude. B Stand close to the other person
B Mediators take sides with opposing parties to
C Thinking of “I” statements. C Giving both verbal and nonverbal feedback to C Threaten to fight
even the score.
the speaker.
D Trying not to show boredom. D Use I-messages
C Name calling is considered helpful in resolving
D Using plenty of body language.
the problem.
Laura feels nervous about asking her parents’
D Parties are encouraged to show their emotions if
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permission to take a summer trip with her When speaking, Jennifer practiced the skills she
necessary. What is a positive result of conflict?
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boyfriend’s family. When might be the best time learned in class. Which skill is she practicing? 64
and place to talk with them? A Differences are settled.
A Choosing you-messages to communicate
Sarah is outgoing and likes to talk about herself.
A After both parents have enjoyed a relaxing B Feelings are hurt.
B Establishing rapport with the listener 60 Eileen is quiet and doesn’t care for people who
dinner
C Illnesses develop from stress.
brag. They have trouble getting along. What is
C Keeping emotions in the conversation
B As her mother comes in the door after working causing their conflict?
D Injuries result from violence.
overtime D Using a monotone voice to convey the message
A Learned behaviors
C As her parents are getting ready to go to bed
B Personality differences A cause of conflict could be:
D While her father is unloading a trunk full of Yesterday Jack and Liam got into an argument 65
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during gym class. Today they want to resolve their C Power struggles A Avoidance.
groceries
conflict. What action should they take?
D Situational causes B Compromise
A Both should choose a quiet place to discuss
C Mediation
Which is an example of feedback?
what happened.
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A “If you think that’s bad, let me tell you what To avoid a conflict with his brother, Karl suggests D Power struggles
B Both should fight it out until the best man wins. 61 that they go before students who are trained in
happened to me.”
conflict resolution. What conflict resolution
C Jack blames Liam and should expect him to
B “Let me tell you what I would do if I were in technique are they using?
apologize.
your place.”
A Defusing behavior
D Liam should stop talking to Jack until Jack
C “Why did you say something like that to her?”
apologizes. B Learned behavior
D “You must have been really upset by that.”
C Negotiation
D Peer mediation
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What step in the planning process are students Which could increase communication? The frequency of divorce in the United States in the Which groups have higher divorce rates?
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working on when they create a list of topics and last 20 years has:
A High self-esteem A All groups the same
activities to be considered for the Family Night
A Decreased.
theme? B Intense emotions B Couples with high educational levels
B Increased.
A Identify concerns C Mixed messages C Couples with similar religious beliefs
C Remained at 13% of marriages.
B Set a goal D Prejudice D Teenage couples
D Stayed approximately the same.
C Form a plan
D Act If one family member abuses drugs: Which is NOT a way a family should solve
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Setting limits and teaching children appropriate problems?
A Another family member is likely to use drugs.
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behavior is part of what family function?
A Cover for family members who have serious
A special committee was appointed to try and B Half of the other members are likely to be
A Emotional support problems
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involve at least 75% of their members in chapter affected.
events. They also hoped to involve parents. What B Moral development B Get help when needed
C The rest of the family may not be affected.
step of the planning process are they implementing?
C Physical care C Look for positive outcomes in all types of
D The whole family is affected.
A Identify concerns situations
D Socialization
B Set a goal D Tackle the problem together
Which is an example of a major conflict?
C Form a plan 72 Which family structure consists of a husband, wife,
A Death of a family member
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D Act and their biological children? What does the family life cycle show?
B Disagreement with parents 82
A Blended A Basic stages that families go through in life
C New teacher
The family night committee created a detailed plan B Extended B Birth order of family members
68 D Painting one’s room.
including project resources, member
C Nuclear C People keeping one job all their lives
responsibilities, and additional tasks which must be
D Single-parent D Relatives contributing to families
completed. What step of the planning process are
Family conflicts occur when:
they implementing? 73
A Children are treated like adults.
A Identify concerns Other relatives live with parents and their children Which is NOT a stage of the family life cycle?
B Communication is open. 78 in which family structure? 83
B Set a goal A Child rearing
C Family members disagree with one another. A Blended
C Form a plan B Launching
D Rules are established together. B Extended
D Act C Retirement
C Nuclear
D Social
What is the key to managing work, rest, and play?
D Single-parent
The group evaluated the project and summarized 74
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whether or not its goal was achieved. What step of A Changing living patterns
Crises in family life:
the planning process did it implement?
B Increasing leisure time If a parent loses his/her job, a teen can help by: 84
A Almost always bring change of some type.
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A Identify concerns
C Maintaining a balance A Arguing with his/her siblings.
B Can be avoided with good planning.
B Form a plan
D Reducing the amount of sleep B Getting a part-time job.
C Causes most families to split up.
C Act
C Staying out late at night.
D Involves only the parents.
D Follow up
D Transferring to another school.
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What is TRUE about abuse? Leaving a note for others or writing a schedule on a Which situation is the MOST stressful? What happens when two people compromise?
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family calendar are examples of:
A Always justified A Being fired from a job A Both give up something to get something.
A Emotional support.
B Can be emotional, physical, or sexual B Getting a raise at work B Both give up their values and principles.
B Good communication.
C Directed only to children C Spraining your ankle C Neither person gets what he/she wants.
C Sharing goals.
D Occurs only when a child misbehaves D Starting a new class in school D One person usually gets the better deal.
D Sharing traditions.
What is TRUE about codependency? Being prepared to take other people’s ideas and What helps teenagers practice sexual abstinence?
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When families merge or blend and start to share a opinions seriously shows:
A Allows families to grow and develop A Avoiding dating in groups
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home and resources:
A Assertiveness.
B Allows someone else’s problems to control your B Dating at home when parents are gone
A Conflict can occur.
behavior B Discrimination.
C Learning refusal skills
B Counseling is required.
C Encourages a teen to invite friends over often C Prejudice.
D Watching a PG-rated movie on a date
C No changes occur.
D Gives teens the opportunity to communicate D Respect.
freely D Relationships always work.
When sixteen-year-old Stacey told her parents that
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The best way to gain another person’s trust is to: she was pregnant, they kicked her out of their
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Teens should assume their fair share of home What action will weaken a family? house. Stacey does not have a job or any money
A Agree to communicate.
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responsibilities because: saved. Where can she go for financial assistance?
A Establishing traditions
B Be honest.
A Each person contributes to the total needs of the A Community college
B Keeping feelings to oneself
family. C Show appreciation.
B Local hospital
C Spending time together
B There will be no quarrels if they do. D Try to compromise.
C March of Dimes
D Working toward common goals
C They are not old enough or strong enough to do
D Social services
things alone. People with a poor self-concept:
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Dating serves a significant purpose because it
D They want to earn money. A Feel comfortable with all types of people.
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allows people to: Which pregnant youth is putting her unborn baby at
B Often work hard to develop their strength. 103 risk?
A Feel important about themselves.
Mrs. Jordan and her two daughters live in a small
C Tend to have a negative image of themselves. A Caroline attended a prenatal clinic for high-risk
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house. They show respect for each other by: B Feel secure about having a partner to go out
patients.
with. D Tend to have confidence and a positive attitude.
A Borrowing possessions without asking.
B Natasha rescheduled dental x-rays until after
C Learn what qualities you like in a partner.
B Knocking on closed doors before entering. she gave birth.
The way you feel about yourself is called your self-:
D Show others they are liked.
C Playing loud music late at night. 99 C Sheila took aspirin for headaches during her
A Control.
pregnancy.
D Talking about family matters in public.
Teenagers who sign an abstinence pledge agree to: B Esteem.
D Beth quit horseback riding when she became
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A Date in groups. C Growth. pregnant.
Family members can share responsibilities by:
89 B Date people without STDs. D Image.
A Avoiding work when possible.
C Marry after they finish high school.
B Letting chores go undone if convenient.
D Postpone sexual activity.
C Taking turns doing various chores.
D Waiting to be asked to do specific jobs at home.
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Which daily activity could cause harm to an unborn Children born to youth parents are at a greater risk If Michelle becomes a youth parent, what would be Which describes an effective leader?
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baby? for being: a financial consequence to her?
A “I help create new projects and activities.”
A Drinking two quarts of bottled water A Abused and neglected. A Feeling fatigue and lack of energy
B “I hesitate to share my ideas with the group.”
B Sleeping eight to ten hours B Gifted and talented. B Giving up smoking
C “I imitate others’ ideas.”
C Smoking a pack of cigarettes C Loved and pampered. C Losing a college scholarship
D “I procrastinate completing projects.”
D Walking briskly for two miles D Overstimulated and spoiled. D Missing the senior prom
A laissez-faire leader would be most effective in
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Fifteen-year-old Laura refused to believe that she The younger a girl is when she has a baby, the more Being persuasive and providing encouragement are which situation?
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was pregnant. She continued to attend weekend likely she is to: tactics used by leaders in their role as:
A An emergency occurs within the group.
parties where she usually drank too much beer.
A Become financially independent. A Communicators.
This behavior put her baby at higher risk for B Group members are unmotivated.
developing: B Fulfill her career goals. B Motivators.
C Members are experienced and self-directed.
A Congenital rubella syndrome. C Graduate from high school. C Participants.
D Members have difficulty making decisions.
B Down’s syndrome. D Live in poverty. D Problem solvers.
C Fetal alcohol syndrome. Which statement describes an effective leader?
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Which consequence is most associated with a youth What is a trait of an effective leader?
D Sudden infant death syndrome. A “I delegate responsibilities to others.”
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parent giving up activities with friends?
A Delegates responsibilities
B “I dictate what others should do.”
A Financial
What consequence is involved when a youth parent B Has low self-esteem
C “I speculate while others work.”
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experiences feelings of isolation, despair, and B Future
C Ignores problems
D “I vacate when it’s time to clean up.”
frustration?
C Physical
D Shows apathy
A Emotional
D Social
Who demonstrates fairness?
B Financial
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Which characteristic best describes a task-oriented
A Coach Bass started his own son in every game,
C Future Which consequence is involved in dropping out of 116 leader?
while some players never got to start.
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school to earn money for child support payments?
D Physical A Allows for creativity
B Leo’s friends asked him to drive them to the
A Emotional
B Emphasizes people games without offering to pay him for gas.
What consequence is most associated with B Future
C Focuses on feelings and needs C The athletic director scheduled practice times so
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developing toxemia during pregnancy?
C Physical that all teams rotated use of the gym.
D Focuses on job completion
A Emotional
D Social D The umpire refused to admit a bad call, causing
B Future the best team to lose the game.
Who demonstrates effective leadership?
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A Chris seems unsure of his decisions.
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D Social have:
B Gretchen accepts differences among
A Fewer serious health problems.
individuals.
B Higher than average birth weight.
C Hillary shows little interest in the group.
C Lower risk of infant death.
D Torrence cannot admit his own mistakes.
D Lower than average birth weight.
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Who demonstrated honesty? When the chair announced, “Motion carried,” John Minor criminal offenses are called: Job readiness characteristics include:
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called for a division of the house. John was asking
A After wearing her formal dress to the prom, A Arrests. A Having a positive “can do” attitude.
to:
Marjorie tried to return it for a full refund.
B Criminals. B Ignoring other employees.
A Adjourn.
B Joanie told the salesclerk that she got makeup
C Felonies. C Procrastinating whenever possible.
on the blouse she had tried on earlier. B Amend.
D Misdemeanors. D Showing aggressiveness.
C Rodney opened a package of grapes in the store C End discussion.
and ate some before buying them.
D Revote.
In civil law, the person making the complaint is the: Displaying a positive attitude when applying and
D Sean shrunk a “Dry Clean Only” sweater in the
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interviewing for a job:
wash and returned it as defective. A Plaintiff.
After much discussion, the chair asked members to
A Does not influence employers.
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vote on the motion by saying “Aye” or “No”. What B Civilian.
Which leader is a good manager? kind of vote was this? B Gives a good impression.
C Criminal.
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A Alec failed to check the school calendar and A Ballot C Is harmful in most situations.
D Defendant.
scheduled an assembly on a holiday.
B Proxy D Is not helpful.
B Donnella gathered all the necessary supplies
C Roll call Every citizen has the responsibility to:
before the showcase committee met.
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What communication barrier occurs when a person
D Voice A Protect one other.
C Mark tried to complete the entire project by 137 forms opinions about coworkers without complete
himself and missed the deadline. B Take court action. knowledge or facts?
Discussion about the FCCLA homecoming banner
D Vanessa could not get a reservation for the C Make a complaint. A Distracting
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went well until Rhonda took over and insisted that
banquet because she called too late.
her ideas were best. What group role does Rhonda D Obey the law. B Ignoring
play?
C Prejudice
A month after buying a portable radio, Gareth
A Compromiser During a job interview, which posture indicates
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self-confidence and interest in the job?
he had picked the right one. He is: B Dominator
A Leaning back in the chair with arms and legs
A Setting a goal. C Follower Leni uses his laptop computer to keep up with his
crossed
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schedule, phone calls, and customers’ orders.
B Forming a plan. D Initiator
B Leaning forward in the chair with elbows Which SCANS skills does Leni use to keep up with
C Acting. resting on knees his busy schedule?
One of the many community services provided by
D Evaluating. C Sitting up straight on the edge of the chair with A Interpersonal
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tax dollars is:
feet flat on the floor
B Knowledge
A Club dues.
D Sitting with head and shoulders bent forward
Fifty members attended the FCCLA meeting to vote
C Technology
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on a homecoming project. How many votes are B Law enforcement. and eyes cast downward
D Wisdom
needed for a simple majority?
C School dance.
A 25
D Student school supplies. When applying and interviewing for a job, a
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person’s physical appearance:
B 26
A Determines the salary offered.
C 34
B Does not matter to potential employers.
D 35
C Should be neat and show self-respect.
D Should portray one’s thoughts and mood for
that day.
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Unit A: Personal, Family, & Community Living Unit A: Personal, Family, & Community Living
What should Jon do after he sends a letter of When being interviewed for a job, a person should: What is a DISADVANTAGE of many jobs in the
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application to a local business? community and family services field?
A Mumble when answering a question.
A Call and ask why he hasn’t been contacted A Lack of personal satisfaction from the work
B Sit up straight and speak very softly.
B Call and request further information or an B Lack of variety in the types of work available
C Smile and wink at the interviewer.
interview
C Limit of available jobs compared to other types
D Speak clearly to be heard and understood.
C Send a second letter of application of work
D Send another letter asking why he has not been D Relatively low pay for the level of responsibility
A resume for a teenager with no job experience
contacted
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should focus on:
A social work position usually requires what
A Elementary school activities.
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Practicing a job interview: minimum level of training?
140 B Future employment plans.
A Gives a person more self-confidence. A High school diploma
C Interests and abilities.
B Guarantees that the person will get the job. B High school diploma and on-the-job training
D Sporting interests.
C Helps someone know the exact questions that C General college classes
will be asked.
D College degree
Marla is about to start a new job as a teacher at a
D Makes a person more nervous during the real
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childcare center. What should Marla do to prepare
interview.
for her new job? Which quality is helpful for a career in the
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community and family services field?
A Baby-sit all week for the director’s children.
Which situation represents a technology skill?
A Argumentative
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A April read Consumer Reports before ordering
next year. B Flexibility
her computer.
C Learn as much as she can about the center. C Instability
B Daniel read the manual before setting up his
computer. D Plan a celebration party with friends. D Selfishness
C Renota told her friends that she was getting a
computer. Which professional is trained specifically to help
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people overcome drug, gambling, and other types of
D Walter completed his lab report on a computer
addictions?
spreadsheet.
A Community support worker
When completing a job application, the applicant B Extension agent
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should:
C Social service aid
A Answer every question honestly.
D Substance abuse counselor
B List family members as references.
C Make up answers to questions that don’t have a
clear answer.
D Not proofread the application when finished.
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Unit B: Children Unit B: Children
Directions for Numbers 1- 32 : Read each multiple choice item and possible answers During what stage of development do children first Heather babysits nine-month-old Sherman. What
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carefully. Mark the letter of the correct answer on your answer sheet or as directed by your begin to acquire a sense of trust? toys or games should she use to entertain him
teacher. MAKE NO MARKS ON THIS TEST. during the day?
A Infant
A Bicycle, jump rope, and skates
B Toddler
One-year-old Rosa and two-year-old Anna are Kristen’s parents are amazed at her development.
1 5 B Books, puzzles, and simple riding toys
playing beside each other, but not actually playing In the last few months, she has rolled over and C Preschooler
with each other. What type of play is this? learned to sit alone. What stage is Kristen? C Crib toys, squeak toys, and stuffed animals
D School age
A Active A Infant D Musical chairs, role-play, and tricycle
B Cooperative B Toddler
What play materials help a child develop large
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C Parallel C Preschooler motor skills? Play helps children develop socially, because they
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learn to:
D Solitary D School age A Blocks
A Develop eye-hand coordination.
B Books
B Feel good about who they are.
How can caregivers encourage a child’s language Mikala likes to string beads to make necklaces. C Puzzles
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development? What type of skill is this? C Recognize colors, shapes, and numbers.
D Tricycles
A Feed the child nutritious foods A Emotional D Share, take turns, and compromise.
B Involve the child in sports B Large motor
Lauren wants to bake a cake while babysitting her
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C Play the piano for the child C Social three-year-old sister, Jane. What items would be While Shaneka is preparing dinner for her family,
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best to give Jane to play with in the kitchen? her two-year-old brother, Leroy, likes to play on the
D Talk to the child frequently D Small motor
floor in the kitchen. What should Shaneka give him
A Can opener, cans of food, and a dull knife to
to play with?
cut up bananas
Giving a child different blocks to sort by color Alex is six months old. What age group is he in? A Bread and electric toaster
3 7 B China plates, glasses, and silverware to practice
encourages which area of development?
A Infant table setting B Cheerios and a bowl
A Emotional
B Toddler C Egg beater, food chopper, grater, pots and pans C Egg and egg beater
B Intellectual
C Preschooler D Plastic bowls, plastic measuring cups, and D Milk and cup
C Physical wooden spoons
D School age
D Social
When reading to a toddler:
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What is the MOST important factor to consider
Sadie is two years old. What age group is she in? A Read age appropriate books.
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Steve is excited because he will start kindergarten
4 A Infant B Read books without pictures.
next fall. What age group is Steve in? A Age of child
B Toddlers C Read a favorite book once a month.
A Infant B Child’s preference
C Preschooler D Skip every other page.
B Toddler C Cost of toy
D School age
C Preschooler D Parents’ preference
D Adolescent
Ivie is four years old. What age group is she in?
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A Infant
B Toddler
C Preschooler
D School age
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