National Values 1 - JSS1 Civic education Past Questions and Answers - page 1
What are values?
Economic assets
Deeply ingrained principles guiding behavior
Scientific theories
Artistic expressions
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Why are values considered a moral compass?
Because they dictate fashion trends
Due to their influence on decision-making and behavior
For their impact on technology
Because they determine academic success
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What role do values play in personal decision-making?
They limit individual freedom
They create confusion and uncertainty
They guide choices based on principles and beliefs
They encourage impulsive actions
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How do values contribute to a fulfilling life?
By promoting material wealth
By fostering a strong moral character
By encouraging isolation
By discouraging personal growth
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In what way do shared values contribute to societal well-being?
By fostering competition and rivalry
By creating division and conflict
By promoting social cohesion and unity
By encouraging individualism
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Which source significantly shapes values through cultural traditions and religious beliefs?
Economic systems
Cultural influence
Political ideologies
Scientific discoveries
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How do family values impact an individual's moral development?
By discouraging moral growth
By having no impact on personal beliefs
By creating a foundation for ethical principles
By promoting individualism
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What role does education play in shaping values?
It has no impact on ethical principles
It enforces conformity
It conveys societal norms
It discourages critical thinking
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How can media influence the formation of values?
By promoting isolation
By contributing to the adoption or adaptation of certain values
By discouraging social interactions
By limiting exposure to diverse perspectives
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Why are personal experiences considered a source of values?
Because they have no impact on ethical beliefs
Because they contribute to the formation and evolution of values
Because they encourage conformity
Because they limit personal growth
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