Q1: Self-management primarily refers to:
(a) Managing a group of people effectively
(b) Being dependent on others during challenging times
(c) Taking responsibility for one’s actions and well-being
(d) Delegating tasks to others
Ans: C
Self-management is about managing oneself and being accountable for one’s own actions and well-being.
Q2: Which of the following is NOT a result of effective self-management?
(a) Improved self-monitoring of behavior
(b) Increase in dependence on others
(c) Ownership of tasks and consequences
(d) Better goal-setting and performance evaluation
Ans: B
Self-management reduces dependence on others and encourages independent behavior.
Q3: Which skill involves completing tasks without constant supervision?
(a) Time Management
(b) Stress Management
(c) Independent Working
(d) Team Player
Ans: C
Independent working means taking ownership of tasks and completing them without needing supervision.
Q4: What is a key benefit of self-confidence as part of self-management?
(a) It encourages laziness
(b) It promotes anxiety
(c) It helps people believe in their ability to face challenges
(d) It reduces productivity
Ans: C
Self-confidence helps individuals believe in their abilities and handle life’s challenges effectively.
Q5: Which factor does not influence self-confidence?
(a) Social environment
(b) Cultural beliefs
(c) Physical activity
(d) Time zone
Ans: D
Social, cultural, and physical factors influence self-confidence. Time zone does not.
Q6: What does a team player typically do?
(a) Avoid working with others
(b) Works solo on tasks
(c) Works with the team toward common goals
(d) Supervises everyone on the team
Ans: C
A team player contributes effectively to achieving common goals in a team setup.
Q7: Which of the following is an example of stress management?
(a) Avoiding all schoolwork
(b) Finishing schoolwork on time to free up personal time
(c) Ignoring stressful tasks completely
(d) Multitasking beyond limits
Ans: B
Finishing tasks on time reduces stress and allows for personal enjoyment without guilt.
Q8: What helps in reinforcing positive behavior through self-management?
(a) Punishing mistakes
(b) Encouraging harmful habits
(c) Rewarding and repeating good behavior
(d) Ignoring consequences
Ans: C
Self-management involves self-reinforcement—doing the right thing and reinforcing it through consistent practice.
Q9: Which of the following is NOT listed as a self-confidence building tip?
(a) Staying hygienic and clean
(b) Comparing yourself with others constantly
(c) Thinking positively
(d) Chatting with positive people
Ans: B
Constant comparisons can damage self-confidence. The chapter promotes positive self-thinking and company.
Q10: Which activity best demonstrates time management?
(a) Ignoring your timetable
(b) Studying randomly and skipping breaks
(c) Scheduling time for studies, exercise, and relaxation
(d) Studying all night before an exam without rest
Ans: C
Time management involves balancing activities to maximize productivity and maintain well-being.
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