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1.02: Defining Your Character
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- Q1Which situation best shows that someone values honesty?A cashier accidentally gives $20 in change, instead of $10. The customer returns $5 of the extra change.A cashier accidentally gives $20 in change, instead of $10. The customer keeps all of it.A cashier accidentally gives $20 in change, instead of $10. The customer brings the extra amount back to the cashier.30s
- Q2What is integrity?caring about yourself more than others.Having strong moral principles.helping others do their work.30s
- Q3Ethical decisions help you find...which decision would be right and which would be wrong.new friends.what you want to do in a future career.30s
- Q4What are morals?Being willing to make the right decision (choosing right conduct).Making wrong choices.They are exactly the same as ethics.30s
- Q5What is character?Character is what makes us all the same.Character is talking about Disney people, like Mickey Mouse.Character is what individualizes use - qualities, values, strengths, etc.30s