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Froggy Jumps Finding Myself Reading RiverOnline version Reading self-concept focus by Hidden Author 1 Which best describes self-concept in Finding Myself? a What others say about your appearance b How you see and think about yourself c How you dress every day 2 What is the main goal of fostering positive thinking in self-esteem? a To ignore problems b To support confidence and resilience c To compare with others constantly 3 Which factor can influence your self-concept according to the lesson? a Only school grades b People and experiences around you c Only genetics 4 Which approach helps someone grow their strengths and potential? a Criticize weaknesses only b Ignore feedback from others c Focus on strengths and possible futures 5 What type of support is most helpful for others, according to the text? a Judgmental pressure b Passive indifference c Respectful and constructive support 6 Which idea should be avoided when building self-esteem? a Seeking new challenges b Relying on body comparison c Acknowledging personal strengths 7 What helps you maintain positive thinking during tough times? a Reframing challenges as growth opportunities b Dreading every setback c Blaming others for problems 8 Which is a healthy focus when understanding yourself? a Your weight and looks b What others own about you c Your strengths and future potential 9 How should feedback from others be used? a As guidance to improve, not as labeling b To decide your future instantly c To define your entire worth 10 What is NOT a purpose of self-concept work in school? a Recognizing personal strengths b Comparing appearances with peers c Building confidence

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Finding Myself Reading RiverOnline version

Reading self-concept focus

by Hidden Author

Which best describes self-concept in Finding Myself?

What others say about your appearance

How you see and think about yourself

How you dress every day

What is the main goal of fostering positive thinking in self-esteem?

To ignore problems

To support confidence and resilience

To compare with others constantly

Which factor can influence your self-concept according to the lesson?

Only school grades

People and experiences around you

Only genetics

Which approach helps someone grow their strengths and potential?

Criticize weaknesses only

Ignore feedback from others

Focus on strengths and possible futures

What type of support is most helpful for others, according to the text?

Judgmental pressure

Passive indifference

Respectful and constructive support

Which idea should be avoided when building self-esteem?

Seeking new challenges

Relying on body comparison

Acknowledging personal strengths

What helps you maintain positive thinking during tough times?

Reframing challenges as growth opportunities

Dreading every setback

Blaming others for problems

Which is a healthy focus when understanding yourself?

Your weight and looks

What others own about you

Your strengths and future potential

How should feedback from others be used?

As guidance to improve, not as labeling

To decide your future instantly

To define your entire worth

What is NOT a purpose of self-concept work in school?

Recognizing personal strengths

Comparing appearances with peers

Building confidence

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Which best describes self-concept in Finding Myself?

What is the main goal of fostering positive thinking in self-esteem?

Which factor can influence your self-concept according to the lesson?

Which approach helps someone grow their strengths and potential?

What type of support is most helpful for others, according to the text?

Which idea should be avoided when building self-esteem?

What helps you maintain positive thinking during tough times?

Which is a healthy focus when understanding yourself?

How should feedback from others be used?

What is NOT a purpose of self-concept work in school?

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