English 1C » Summer 2019 » Chapter 12 Quiz

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Question #1
Studs Terkel states that "work is a search for daily ___ as well as daily bread..."
A.   growth
B.   gratitude
C.   challenge
D.   meaning
Question #2
Consider the following situation: You are addicted to consuming sugary drinks and have been unable to reduce your consumption despite many attempts. This is an example in which your freedom is limited by...
A.   Temporal constraints
B.   External constraints
C.   Internal constraints
D.   Sensory constraints
Question #3
True or false: The "three essential dimensions" of self-function are best when they work separately.
A.   FALSE
B.   TRUE
Question #4
When choosing a career, Chaffee suggests that students ask themselves two primary questions:
A.   Do you know people in this field? Does this career result in job satisfaction?
B.   How much will you make? What are the desired qualifications?
C.   How realistic is this goal? How many hours am I willing to work per week?
D.   What are you interests? What are your capabilities?
Question #5
According to Chaffee, what is the main reason why people are reluctant to embrace their freedom?
A.   Confusion
B.   Responsibility
C.   Peer pressure
D.   Moral and ethical dilemmas
Question #6
Dr. Victor Frankl's work on human psychology developed out of which world event?
A.   World War I
B.   The bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
C.   The Holocaust
D.   The Great Depression
Question #7
Which of the following options is not a major myth regarding free choice? 
A.   Freedom means simply doing what you want
B.   Freedom is limited to choosing from available options
C.   Freedom demands creative thinking
D.   Freedom means simply making a choice
Question #8
In Chapter 12 Chaffee writes about The Good Life. Who originally developed this concept?
A.   Nietzsche
B.   Stanley Kubrick
C.   Carl Rogers
D.   Victor Frankl
Question #9
Following the idea that "success has a thousand fathers," Chaffee states that success moves in what direction?
A.   Upward
B.   Toward the biggest group of people
C.   Downward
D.   Toward a hardworking individual
Question #10
By comparison, blame tends to move in what direction?
A.   Toward the biggest group of people
B.   Downward
C.   Upward
D.   Toward a hardworking individual

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