A Method for Studying Value Relationships Based on Proverbs Test - the question form
Questions: 24 · 5 minutes
1.
A. Learning is light; ignorance is darkness.
B. The less you know, the better you sleep.
2. Select the proverb that best reflects your views on life.
A. One can become wealthy who sleeps little because of their labors.
B. You will not get rich from work; you are more likely to become bent-backed.
3. Select the proverb that more closely reflects your views on life.
A. To live in the world is to live in peace.
B. To love everyone—there is not enough heart.
4. Select the proverb that more closely reflects your views on life.
A. Everyone is fondest of their own home.
B. In a big heart, even what is far away feels close.
5. Select the proverb that best reflects your views on life.
A. A person is attractive in appearance.
B. A person may look fine, but have a crooked soul.
6. Select the proverb that best reflects your views on life.
A. Conscience is a reliable adviser.
B. It may be shameful, but it is filling.
7.
A. Without learning, you are like a person without hands.
B. Pursuing learning means enduring hardship.
8. Select the proverb that more closely reflects your views on life.
A. Do not put off until tomorrow what you can do today.
B. Tomorrow is another day for our laziness.
9. Select the proverb that more closely reflects your views on life.
A. One for all, and all for one.
B. Everyone is responsible for themselves.
10. Which proverb is closer to your views on life?
A. The homeland is a mother; know how to stand up for her.
B. For some, war is misery; for others, it is a dear mother.
11. Select the proverb that more closely reflects your views on life.
A. Beauty will save the world.
B. Beauty without wisdom is empty.
12. Select the proverb that best reflects your views on life.
A. Everyone has their own way of doing things.
B. You become like the company you keep.
13. Which proverb best reflects your views on life?
A. The more you learn, the stronger you become.
B. The more you know, the sooner you will grow old.
14. Which proverb more closely reflects your views on life?
A. You cannot gain honor without hard work.
B. The more honor you have, the more trouble you have.
15. Select the proverb that best reflects your views on life.
A. Learn what is good, and you will not think about what is bad.
B. A bad example is contagious.
16. Which proverb is closer to your views on life?
A. Those who fight for their homeland are given double strength.
B. One person alone is not a warrior.
17. Which proverb best reflects your views on life?
A. Simplicity, truth, and purity are the best beauty.
B. Beauty is better, but truth is more necessary.
18. Select the proverb that best reflects your views on life.
A. The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.
B. Slow and steady wins the race.
19. Which proverb is closer to your views on life?
A. Learning to read and write will always be useful.
B. Live and learn for a lifetime, and you will still die a fool.
20.
A. Whoever does good, evil will not harm.
B. Do not do good, and you will not receive evil.
21. Which proverb is closer to your views on life?
A. There are still kind people in the world.
B. Self comes first.
22.
A. Where you were born is where you belong.
B. Staying at home will get you nowhere.
23. Which proverb is closer to your views on life?
A. Beauty lasts until evening, but kindness lasts forever.
B. Even a bad person will live out their lifespan.
24. Which proverb more closely reflects your views on life?
A. To whom much is given, much will be required.
B. You cannot jump higher than your head.