Levers -Morals behind

Starter Quiz: Levers & Life Values

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Focus: Moral Values Only Theme: Balance · Teamwork · Smart Effort Total: 10 MCQs

Q1

A seesaw works best when both sides are balanced. What life value does this teach?

Compete all the time Choose the heavier side Balance study and play Like balancing arms around the fulcrum. Avoid sharing

Q2

A wheelbarrow lets one person move heavy loads. The best moral is:

Teamwork reduces burden Levers show power of support. Do everything alone Ignore help from others Take shortcuts only

Q3

Scissors need both fingers working together. This reminds us to:

Work against our partners Focus only on strength Avoid planning Cooperate for neat results Coordination creates clean outcomes.

Q4

A bottle opener works with small effort at the right place. The value is:

Use maximum force always Work smarter, not just harder Right point = big effect. Avoid tools Quit if it’s tough

Q5

Using tongs (Class III lever) needs more effort but gives control. Lesson?

Practice and patience build skill Effort now → mastery later. Avoid careful work Only speed matters Give up if slow

Q6

A crowbar lifts something stuck by finding a firm support. Value?

Ignore advice Push randomly harder Seek the right guidance/support The “fulcrum” in life. Work without planning

Q7

Longer handles on cutters make work easier. This teaches us to:

Choose the hardest path Ignore available resources Use only strength, never ideas Use the right tools wisely Tools = thoughtful choices.

Q8

A balanced lever is safe and steady. What classroom value matches?

Shout to be heard Be fair and considerate Balance ↔ fairness. Break rules for speed Take all credit

Q9

A fishing rod bends to keep the line from snapping. Moral?

Be flexible under pressure Flexibility protects results. Never adjust Blame others Rush without thinking

Q10

Many small levers in a tool kit solve big problems. The value is:

One person must do all Only strength wins Different talents together create success Diverse tools ↔ diverse people. Ignore others’ ideas

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