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Home > What's Your Greatest Strength?

What's Your Greatest Strength?

Discover your greatest personal strength by taking this fun quiz!

Time flies fastest when you are *

Imagining what you can do to make the world a better place.

Reading a book about something you've always wondered about.

Helping your parents plan a family vacation.

What do you enjoy most about creating a mural with your art class? *

Seeing how your specific section fits into the whole mural.

Sharing a fun experience with your classmates.

Learning a new artistic technique.

If you don't understand how a telephone works, you *

Ask a parent or teacher to explain it to you.

Reflect on how amazing it is that people can communicate with each other from far away.

Take it apart and figure it out yourself.

When you see beautiful scenery, you *

Decide to come back the next day for a picnic with your friends.

Wonder why some flowers are red and some are yellow.

Praise God for creating such a beautiful world for your enjoyment.

Your favorite place to spend a Sunday afternoon is *

At a soup kitchen, feeding people who are less fortunate than you.

At a museum, learning history, science, or how things work.

On a soccer field, competing against your arch rivals.

Your goal in life is to *

Make the world a better place and be a good person.

Discover new things and learn a lot.

Enjoy and have fun. After all, life is an adventure.

If you were falsely accused, you would *

Passionately defend yourself.

Investigate what really happened by interviewing witnesses and suspects.

Set aside your anger and trust that everything will be okay.

Lesson Plan:

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Students will define what happiness means to them. Students also will learn that Jewish sources define the concept of happiness differently depending on the context.

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