Apologetics Chapters 11-12

Question 1

To steer you toward a course of action

Answer 1

Compel

Question 2

To keep you moving in the right direction

Answer 2

Propel

Question 3

To cause you to actually start moving forward in the right direction

Answer 3

Impel

Question 4

To surrender something for the sake of something else

Answer 4

Sacrifice

Question 5

To wish, crave, or long for something that brings you satisfaction or enjoyment

Answer 5

Desire

Question 6

To have an attraction or to be curious about something

Answer 6

Interest

Question 7

Existing conditions or surroundings

Answer 7

Circumstances

Question 8

The degree of strength or severity

Answer 8

Intensity

Question 9

A persistent, irrational fear; resulting in avoidance

Answer 9

Phobia

Question 10

Of essential and decisive importance.

Answer 10

Critical

Question 11

Will have interest in literary and dramatic occupations

Answer 11

Artistic

Question 12

Will have interest in engineering and technical occupations

Answer 12

Realistic

Question 13

Will have interest in accounting and clerical occupations

Answer 13

Conventional

Question 14

Will have interest in teaching, social welfare, or other occupations that help people

Answer 14

Social

Question 15

Will have interest in a scientific and analytical occupations

Answer 15

Investigative

Question 16

Will have interest in supervisory and leadership occupation

Answer 16

Enterprising

Question 17

Will display aggressive personal traits

Answer 17

Enterprising

Question 18

Will be thing-oriented rather than people-oriented

Answer 18

Realistic

Question 19

Will be practical, conforming, and efficient

Answer 19

Conventional

Question 20

Will be sensitive to the needs of others

Answer 20

Social

Question 21

Will be practical and shy

Answer 21

Realistic

Question 22

Will be self-confident and sociable

Answer 22

Conventional

Question 23

Will be curious and intellectual

Answer 23

Investigative

Question 24

Will be friendly and outgoing

Answer 24

Social

Question 25

Will display non-comforting and idealistic traits

Answer 25

Artistic

Question 26

The job example given was working as a treasurer on a political campaign

Answer 26

Conventional

Question 27

The job example or interest given was working on cars

Answer 27

Realistic

Question 28

The job example or interest given was entertaining guests

Answer 28

Social

Question 29

The job example or interest given was working for a community action or political organization

Answer 29

Enterprising

Question 30

The job example or interest given was reading fiction

Answer 30

Investigative

Question 31

The job example or interest given was listening to music

Answer 31

Artistic

Question 32

Will participate in activities that involve the interaction with other people to reach organizational goals or economic gain

Answer 32

Enterprising

Question 33

Will participate in activities that involve the exploration and examination or physical, biological, and cultural things.

Answer 33

Investigate

Question 34

Will participate in activities that involve the precise use of objects, tools, machines and animals.

Answer 34

Realistic

Question 35

Will participate in activities that involve the precise, ordered use of data.

Answer 35

Conventional

Question 36

List the three levels of passion that illustrate how passion is developed

Answer 36

Interest

Desire

Sacrifice

Question 37

List the three critical forces that shape our experiences

Answer 37

Circumstances

Intensity

Missing this one

Question 38

What is the primary reason individuals stop dreaming or stop having hope in their dreams.

Answer 38

The fear of disappointment

Question 39

Why is it significant that old people have dreams?

Answer 39

They still have hope and passion even after facing disappointment.

Question 40

What was the example the author gave from the physical earth to illustrate how three shaping forces work?

Answer 40

Carbon.

Starts as Coal -> Graphite -> Diamond