You Learn by Living Test | Final Test - Easy

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 147 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

You Learn by Living Test | Final Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is one downfall to women in politics?
(a) they are overly concerned with looks
(b) they misgauge their competition
(c) they are more prone to gossip
(d) they are more sensitive to criticism

2. Children must learn to face responsibility for their actions, but what is also important to allow them to make?
(a) amends
(b) adjustments
(c) mistakes
(d) corrections

3. According to Eleanor Roosevelt, what does everyone have a need for?
(a) to be respected as a human being
(b) to be accepted and loved
(c) to be loved by a family
(d) to be recognized as an individual

4. Why is the United States often despised by other nations?
(a) because Americans are loud and disrespectful
(b) because Americans do not understand other nations cultures
(c) because Americans expect others to speak English
(d) because Americans do not have manners

5. Who visits a CCC camp in America and pays special attention to the individuality of the boys?
(a) The Queen Mother Elizabeth
(b) Franklin Roosevelt
(c) The Attorney General
(d) The King of England

6. What is Eleanor Roosevelt's definition of success?
(a) contributing and earning a living
(b) raising a family and living your potential
(c) contributing to the world and paying back to society
(d) living your potential and contributing

7. How does one young man offend an office full of people in Japan?
(a) the man bows down
(b) the man suggests gender equality
(c) the man does not attempt to speak Japanese
(d) the man dresses inappropriately

8. What reason does Eleanor Roosevelt give for the corruption that exists in politics?
(a) humans are in politics
(b) humans are gullible creatures
(c) politicians are self-indulgent
(d) politicians like to get away with things

9. What does Eleanor Roosevelt consider herself to be?
(a) a pessimist
(b) a realist
(c) an optimist
(d) a true believer

10. What is the name of the multicultural group of youths who assemble to discuss politics?
(a) The Model United Nations
(b) The Multicultural Youth of Nations
(c) The Encampment for Citizenship
(d) Citizenship Rights for Youth

11. What are the two types of social conformity that Eleanor Roosevelt discusses?
(a) social conformity and conformity to alien standards
(b) conformity to alien standards and moral conformity
(c) ethical conformity and political conformity
(d) economic conformity and conformity to alien standards

12. Who does Eleanor Roosevelt reuse to walk behind as an example of showing disapproval in an inoffensive way when in a different country?
(a) a Senator at the White House
(b) the men in Japan
(c) a young woman in Bombay
(d) the Buddhist priest in Thailand

13. How to people choose their beliefs?
(a) through their ability to stand up for their beliefs
(b) through a series of trial and error
(c) through the influence of their families
(d) through tenacity and persistence in finding the truth

14. What mistake does a youth make that Eleanor Roosevelt takes a deep interest in?
(a) choosing a career they dislike
(b) choosing a lifestyle that compromises their health
(c) choosing a goal that is not in reach
(d) choosing a spouse that is not a match

15. How can politics turn unsavory?
(a) through favoritism
(b) through economic corruption
(c) through bribery
(d) through bipartisanship

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Eleanor Roosevelt say is necessary about working in the modern world with different cultures and different races?

2. From where is it vital to learn the facts of an issue?

3. What does Eleanor Roosevelt discuss when she talks about usefulness being a type of love?

4. What is each individual responsible for in their community?

5. What does Eleanor Roosevelt say is an important subject to study in order to become more informed about politics?

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