Chapter- 2.4         Have you Earned Your Tomorrow


Question 1: What is the title of the lesson in Section 2.6?
Answer:
The title of the lesson is “Money”.

Question 2: What is the main purpose of the Ice Breakers in this lesson?
Answer:
The main purpose is to discuss the importance of money and its proper use.

Question 3: What is one use of money mentioned in the text?
Answer:
Money is used as capital in business.

Question 4: What other purpose of money can be discussed?
Answer:
Money can be used for personal needs and expenses.

Question 5: How does money help in business?
Answer:
Money helps in starting and running a business smoothly.

Question 6: What is the importance of donating money to the poor and needy?
Answer:
Donating money helps support those in need and shows compassion.

Question 7: What is meant by spending money judiciously?
Answer:
Spending money judiciously means using it wisely without waste.

Question 8: How can money be a source of help for society?
Answer:
Money can help society by funding education, healthcare and charity.

Question 9: What is the significance of discussing money in class?
Answer:
Discussing money helps students understand its value and responsibilities.

Question 10: What does the web activity in the lesson focus on?
Answer:
The web activity focuses on the proper use of money, such as donations and judicious spending.

Question 11: Why is it important to make a list of good qualities of a friend?
Answer:
It is important to recognize and appreciate positive traits in friends.

Question 12: Give one example of a good quality of a friend.
Answer:
One good quality is honesty.

Question 13: Give another example of a good quality of a friend.
Answer:
Another good quality is helpfulness.

Question 14: What is the third good quality a friend may have?
Answer:
The third quality is loyalty.

Question 15: Give a fourth good quality of a friend.
Answer:
A fourth quality is kindness.

Question 16: What does the saying “Money is the root of all evils” mean?
Answer:
It means that greed and misuse of money often lead to wrongdoing.

Question 17: Can money be used for good purposes?
Answer:
Yes, money can be used for good purposes like charity and helping others.

Question 18: Should students lend money to friends?
Answer:
It depends; students should lend money only if necessary and with responsibility.

Question 19: Give one reason why lending money to a friend can be good.
Answer:
It can help a friend in an emergency.

Question 20: Give one reason why lending money to a friend can be risky.
Answer:
It can cause misunderstandings or affect friendship if not returned.

Question 21: How does money help in daily life?
Answer:
Money helps in buying necessities like food, clothing and education.

Question 22: Why is it important to discuss judicious spending with students?
Answer:
It teaches them to prioritize needs and avoid wasteful habits.

Question 23: How can donations with money impact the poor?
Answer:
Donations can provide food, shelter, education and medical help to the needy.

Question 24: How does money act as capital in business?
Answer:
Money allows business owners to buy materials, pay workers and expand their business.

Question 25: Why should students understand the value of money?
Answer:
Understanding money helps students manage it wisely and responsibly.

Question 26: How can discussions on money develop moral values?
Answer:
Discussions teach honesty, empathy, sharing and responsible use of resources.

Question 27: How does lending money reflect trust?
Answer:
Lending money shows trust in a friend’s honesty and responsibility.

Question 28: How can money be misused?
Answer:
Money can be misused through greed, overspending, cheating or crime.

Question 29: What is the lesson learned from using money wisely?
Answer:
The lesson is that money brings comfort, helps others and prevents problems when used properly.

Question 30: What is the overall message of this Ice Breakers activity?
Answer:
The overall message is to value money, use it responsibly, help others and develop good financial habits.

Answer by Dimpee Bora