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Froggy Jumps Valuing othersOnline version How to make others feel valuable. by Tina Pirigyi 1 What does the speaker suggest can be used to sharpen our personalities? a Other people's personalities b Our own experiences c Books and education 2 According to the video, what is the metaphor used for personal development? a Iron sharpening iron b Water flowing c Flames burning 3 The speaker mentions an opportunity for personal growth. To what does this opportunity relate? a Valuing others' personality types b Accepting challenges c Gaining Wealth 4 What should we consider when feeling irritated by someone? a Our own internal feelings b Their background c Their social status 5 Why does the speaker believe we should value other personality types? a Because God made all of us b Because they are entertaining c Because they are always right 6 What question does the speaker encourage us to ask ourselves? a Why do I dislike certain people? b Why should I change my career? c Why do I feel lonely. 7 How does the speaker suggest we view challenges from others? a as a chance for growth b as a burden c as a competition 8 The speaker implies that personal growth may come from what type of interaction? a challenging interactions b only friendly interactions c avoiding difficult people 9 What is a key reason mentioned for stepping back in our relationships? a to understant our irritation b to change our friends c to network better 10 In what way does the speaker view each person's creation? a as unique and valuable b as irrelevant c as a way to compete 11 What does value mean? a to regard that something is considered to possess; the importance, worth or usefulness of something b to consider others to be unimportant and to only worry about my own worth c to compete with others to be the best you can be 12 How do you show someone that he/she has value? a All of the answers b treating them with respect; listening to their ideas; accepting them as who they are c being empathetic toward people; understand perspectives; include people even if they are different

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by Tina Pirigyi

What does the speaker suggest can be used to sharpen our personalities?

According to the video, what is the metaphor used for personal development?

The speaker mentions an opportunity for personal growth. To what does this opportunity relate?

What should we consider when feeling irritated by someone?

Why does the speaker believe we should value other personality types?

What question does the speaker encourage us to ask ourselves?

How does the speaker suggest we view challenges from others?

The speaker implies that personal growth may come from what type of interaction?

What is a key reason mentioned for stepping back in our relationships?

In what way does the speaker view each person's creation?

What does value mean?

How do you show someone that he/she has value?