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    Life Skills Exam - 5th Standard

    1. What is active listening?


    a. Talking loudly
    b. Listening and paying attention when someone is speaking
    c. Interrupting others

    2. If your friend is upset and wants to talk, what should you do to


    show active listening?
    a. Laugh at them
    b. Listen, comfort them, and ask how you can help
    c. Tell them to stop being sensitive

    3. How can you show respect while talking to others?


    a. Interrupt them
    b. Use polite words and listen to their ideas
    c. Make fun of them

    4. What's an important quality of a good friend?


    a. Always agree with you
    b. Is honest and supportive
    c. Never talks to you

    5. What is not important in a friendship?


    a. Trust
    b. Being kind and caring
    c. Making fun of your friend

    6. Why do you have classroom rules?


    a. To make learning boring
    b. To create a safe and organized learning environment

    7. What is the purpose of raising your hand in class?


    a. To show off
    b. To ask questions or share answers
    c. To make your arm tired

    8. What is a timetable?
    a. A list of your favorite TV shows
    b. A schedule that helps you organize your day and tasks
    c. A book

    9. Why is it important to have a timetable?


    a. It's not important at all
    b. It helps you manage your time
    c. So you can forget everything

    10. Why is it important to know your strengths?


    a. It is not important at all
    b. It helps you understand where you are good and how to use
    those skills
    c. You can ignore your talent
    11. What are weaknesses?
    a. Things you don't need to improve
    b. Areas where you need to work on and get better
    c. Things you are already perfect at

    12. How can a timetable help you?


    a. It can't help at all
    b. It ensures you have time for everything and avoid rushing
    c. It's just a waste of paper

    13. When should you express gratitude to someone?


    a. Only when you receive an expensive gift
    b. When you like it
    c. Never express gratitude to others
    d. Whenever someone does something kind act for you or
    helps you

    14. What is one way to show gratitude to your friend for helping
    you with homework?
    a. Ignore your friend
    b. Say thank you
    c. Complain about their help
    d. Make fun of them

    15. What does it mean to feel grateful?


    a. To feel unhappy
    b. To feel scared and worried
    c. To feel excited and cheerful
    d. To feel thankful and appreciate

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