Well-Being and Life Satisfaction Quiz

Study Notes

Introduction

Fulfilling: Meaning a job or activity gives you a sense of purpose and satisfaction.
Materialistic: Focusing on material possessions and wealth as the primary source of happiness.
Meaningful: Having purpose, significance, and value in life.
Adventurous: Seeking out new experiences and challenges, often involving risks.

Satisfaction

Satisfaction: Feeling content and pleased with your life.
Boredom: A state of being uninterested and lacking stimulation.
Curiosity: A desire to learn and explore the unknown.
Desirable: Something sought after or wanted, often for its positive qualities.

Station 1: Best Summer Ever!

To encourage: To motivate or inspire someone to do something.
To raise: To increase something, like funds or awareness.
Opportunity: A chance or possibility to do something.
Assistant Counsellor: A junior role supporting senior counsellors.
Senior Counsellor: A more experienced counsellor with responsibility.
To be passionate about something: To have a strong interest and enthusiasm for something.

Qualifications

Qualification: A skill or piece of knowledge that makes someone suitable for a job.
To require: To need something specifically.

Other Key Terms/Phrases

Applicant: A person applying for a job or position.
Position: A job or role within an organization.
To be supposed to ( + infinitive): To be expected to do something based on rules or expectations.
To set a good example: To act in a way that others should try to follow.
At all times: Always, consistently.
To be expected to ( + infinitive): To be required to do something.
To be a team player: To work effectively and cooperatively with others.
Responsibility: A duty or obligation to handle something.
CV (Curriculum Vitae): A document summarizing your skills and work experience.
Application letter: A formal letter accompanying a CV, expressing interest in a job.
Gender: A person's sex or identity, often male or female.
Employer: A person or organization that hires employees.
Focused: Concentrated and dedicated.
All-rounder: Someone with a wide range of skills and abilities.
To stand out (from): To be different and noticeable.
Weakness: A negative aspect or limitation.
Stereotype: A general belief about a group of people that is often inaccurate or unfair.
Gender stereotype: A prejudice or assumption about individuals based solely on their gender.
To consider: To think carefully about something before making a decision.

Description

Explore concepts of fulfillment, materialism, and meaningful living in this engaging quiz. Assess your understanding of satisfaction, boredom, and curiosity in the context of life's opportunities. Ideal for those looking to reflect on their values and experiences.