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📊 Self-Awareness Quiz – Based on Class 8 Mathematics Syllabus

Total Questions: 50
Response Style: Yes/No or One-liner answers
Purpose: To assess students’ interest, confidence, engagement, and habits related to Math concepts.

🔢 Section A: Numbers, Rationality & Roots

  1. Do you feel confident when working with rational numbers?
  2. Can you easily locate numbers on a number line?
  3. Have you ever taught someone else how to add or subtract rational numbers?
  4. Do you enjoy working with exponents and powers?
  5. Can you tell if a number is a perfect square without calculating it?
  6. Do you find square roots easier than cube roots?
  7. Have you used squares or square roots in real-life situations?
  8. Do you remember the cube of 2, 3, and 4 without help?
  9. Have you tried visualizing how cubes and squares grow?
  10. Do you solve math puzzles or games involving powers or roots?

✏️ Section B: Algebra and Equations

  1. Do you enjoy solving linear equations?
  2. Can you form your own equations from word problems?
  3. Do you feel comfortable working with algebraic expressions?
  4. Have you used identities like (a + b)² or (a − b)(a + b)?
  5. Do you think algebra helps solve real-world problems?
  6. Have you practiced simplifying algebraic expressions at home?
  7. Can you recall a time when solving an equation made you feel proud?
  8. Do you revise algebraic formulas regularly?
  9. Have you ever explained an algebraic rule to a classmate?
  10. Do you enjoy factorizing expressions into simpler parts?

🔺 Section C: Geometry, Shapes & Mensuration

  1. Can you identify different types of quadrilaterals (like parallelogram, trapezium)?
  2. Have you ever drawn a perfect rhombus or kite?
  3. Do you like finding the area or perimeter of shapes?
  4. Can you measure angles using a protractor confidently?
  5. Have you applied knowledge of surface area or volume in daily life (like wrapping a gift)?
  6. Do you enjoy drawing 3D shapes like cubes and cuboids?
  7. Do you prefer practical geometry to theory-based geometry?
  8. Have you used formulas for volume or surface area in real-life tasks?
  9. Can you explain the difference between area and perimeter?
  10. Have you created any geometry-related project or model in school?

📈 Section D: Data Handling, Graphs & Comparisons

  1. Do you enjoy collecting and organizing data in tables?
  2. Can you draw bar graphs or pie charts neatly and accurately?
  3. Have you ever used graphs outside of school (e.g., science project, survey)?
  4. Do you feel confident analyzing data to answer questions?
  5. Have you learned how to compare percentages and ratios in real life (like in shopping)?
  6. Do you enjoy solving problems that include profit, loss, or interest?
  7. Can you explain when to use a line graph vs. a bar graph?
  8. Do you like solving problems related to simple and compound interest?
  9. Have you compared exam marks using percentages?
  10. Do you use estimation strategies when solving quantity comparison problems?

💡 Section E: Attitudes, Habits & Reflection

  1. Do you find Math enjoyable most of the time?
  2. Do you study Math regularly, not just before exams?
  3. Do you ask questions in class when you don’t understand a concept?
  4. Do you feel relaxed or anxious before a Math test? (One-liner)
  5. What Math topic do you enjoy the most? (One-liner)
  6. What topic in Math do you find most challenging? (One-liner)
  7. Have you used online resources (videos, games) to understand Math better?
  8. Do you solve extra Math problems for fun or practice?
  9. Have you helped a friend understand a Math topic this year?
  10. In one sentence, how do you feel about your progress in Math this year?

Usage Tips:

  • For Teachers: Use it as a reflective tool before or after assessments.
  • For Students: Track your learning and set goals for improvement.
  • For Parents: Understand your child’s confidence and areas needing support in Mathematics.

🧠 Self-Awareness Quiz — Class 8 Science Theme

Total Questions: 50
Answer Format: Yes/No or One-liner
Purpose: Encourage students to reflect on how they relate to and engage with Science topics.


🌱 SECTION A: Learning from the Natural World (Biology & Environment)

  1. Have you ever helped grow a plant or seen how crops are cultivated?
  2. Do you know how to properly wash vegetables to avoid harmful microbes?
  3. Have you seen mold growing on bread or food?
  4. Can you name one useful microorganism and how it helps? (One-liner)
  5. Do you try to reduce your use of plastic in daily life?
  6. Have you visited a zoo, national park, or botanical garden?
  7. Can you describe one way we can conserve endangered animals? (One-liner)
  8. Do you know why trees are important for our environment?
  9. Have you ever seen a cell under a microscope?
  10. Do you understand why conserving biodiversity is important for us?

👩‍⚕️ SECTION B: Understanding Ourselves (Body, Health & Growth)

  1. Do you know what puberty is and when it begins?
  2. Can you name two changes that happen in boys or girls during adolescence? (One-liner)
  3. Have you learned how babies are born in animals or humans?
  4. Are you comfortable talking about health and hygiene with your teacher or parent?
  5. Do you follow any healthy habits like bathing regularly or eating nutritious food?
  6. Do you know how cells help your body grow and function?
  7. Have you talked to a teacher about feelings or confusion related to adolescence?
  8. Do you feel confident about the changes happening in your body?
  9. Have you participated in a health-related activity or campaign in school?
  10. Can you list two things you do to stay healthy every day? (One-liner)

⚙️ SECTION C: Exploring Physics in Daily Life

  1. Have you noticed how a door stops due to friction?
  2. Do you understand how air pressure helps a syringe or straw work?
  3. Have you tried measuring force using a spring balance?
  4. Can you feel vibrations when a loudspeaker plays music?
  5. Do you know how sound travels to your ears?
  6. Have you seen a rainbow and wondered how it forms?
  7. Can you safely switch off electrical appliances after use?
  8. Have you tried using a mirror to reflect light on a wall?
  9. Do you understand why a pencil looks bent in water?
  10. Do you enjoy watching the stars or moon at night?

🔬 SECTION D: Chemistry in Everyday Life

  1. Do you know the difference between a metal and a non-metal?
  2. Have you ever seen rust forming on iron?
  3. Do you understand why LPG or petrol catches fire easily?
  4. Have you seen a candle flame and its different zones?
  5. Do you know the dangers of touching electrical wires with wet hands?
  6. Have you observed bubbles forming during a chemical change?
  7. Can you list one use of coal or petroleum in your house? (One-liner)
  8. Have you learned about acid and base through a litmus test?
  9. Do you remember a fun science experiment with vinegar or baking soda?
  10. Do you try to safely dispose of chemical wastes or old batteries?

🌍 SECTION E: Thinking Like a Scientist (Habits & Mindset)

  1. Do you enjoy learning Science in school?
  2. Do you revise Science topics regularly or only before tests?
  3. Have you done any science-related activity outside of class (e.g., fair, model, YouTube experiment)?
  4. Do you ask questions when you don’t understand a scientific concept?
  5. Have you ever helped a friend with a Science topic?
  6. Do you find it easier to learn Science through experiments than reading?
  7. What is your favorite Science topic this year? (One-liner)
  8. What topic did you find the most difficult or confusing? (One-liner)
  9. Do you think Science helps explain many things you see in the real world?
  10. In one sentence, how do you feel about learning Science this year?

✅ How to Use:

  • Teachers: Use as a reflective activity before/after unit tests or exams.
  • Students: Use as a journaling tool or quiz to track confidence and interest.

🧭 Self-Awareness Quiz: CBSE Class 8 Social Science

Total Questions: 50
Answer Format: Yes/No or One-liner
Objective: Encourage students to reflect on their relationship with Social Science topics.


📜 SECTION A: Exploring History – Understanding Our Past

  1. Have you ever visited a historical monument or museum?
  2. Can you name a freedom fighter you admire the most? (One-liner)
  3. Do you find it interesting to learn how the British came to India?
  4. Have you ever imagined what life was like during the 1857 revolt?
  5. Do you think tribal stories and voices are important to learn in school?
  6. Can you recall any reformers who worked for women’s education? (One-liner)
  7. Do you like reading or hearing stories from India’s independence movement?
  8. Have you discussed with someone how history affects your life today?
  9. Do you find British-era policies like “Permanent Settlement” confusing?
  10. Would you like to learn more about your own family or local history?

🌍 SECTION B: Understanding Geography – Our Earth and Its Resources

  1. Do you think water should be conserved more carefully?
  2. Have you ever grown a plant or tried gardening?
  3. Can you name two resources that we use daily? (One-liner)
  4. Do you know where your city/town gets its water from?
  5. Have you seen a documentary or video about wildlife conservation?
  6. Do you think industrial development is necessary for the country?
  7. Do you know what kind of soil is found in your region?
  8. Do you help your parents or school in recycling or waste management?
  9. Can you name one problem farmers face today? (One-liner)
  10. Would you like to work on a project about saving natural resources?

⚖️ SECTION C: Civics – Understanding Society and Governance

  1. Do you know which Fundamental Right you use the most? (One-liner)
  2. Have you read or heard about the Indian Constitution in class?
  3. Do you think everyone should be treated equally regardless of religion or caste?
  4. Have you ever seen a news video or read an article about a law being made?
  5. Do you know the name of your local MLA or MP?
  6. Have you ever visited a government office or public hospital?
  7. Can you name one public facility your school uses? (One-liner)
  8. Do you feel laws help protect poor and marginalized people?
  9. Have you heard about a court case that led to justice?
  10. Do you know what secularism means in Indian society?

📘 SECTION D: Study Habits and Self-Reflection

  1. Do you revise Social Science regularly, or only before exams?
  2. Which subject (History, Geography, or Civics) do you enjoy the most? (One-liner)
  3. Do you try to connect what you learn in class with real-world news?
  4. Do you take notes or make mind maps while studying Social Science?
  5. Have you helped a classmate understand a difficult topic?
  6. Do you ask questions in class when you’re confused about a concept?
  7. Have you ever made a project or poster on a Social Science topic?
  8. Do you enjoy role plays or storytelling activities in Civics or History?
  9. Which topic in Social Science did you find most difficult? (One-liner)
  10. Do you feel confident discussing current events in class or with family?

❤️ SECTION E: Relating Social Science to Life

  1. Do you feel learning about marginalized groups helps you become kinder?
  2. Have you ever participated in a cleanliness or awareness drive?
  3. Do you discuss elections or political news with your family?
  4. Have you ever donated to or helped with a social cause?
  5. Do you know the name of the President or Prime Minister of India?
  6. Can you name a female leader or reformer you admire? (One-liner)
  7. Do you think laws should change as society evolves?
  8. Have you ever noticed unfairness or inequality in your surroundings?
  9. What kind of change would you like to see in your community? (One-liner)
  10. In one sentence, how do you feel about learning Social Science? (One-liner)

✅ Suggested Use:

  • Teachers: As a reflective tool before or after exams.
  • Students: For journaling or group discussions.
  • Parents: To understand student engagement with Social Science topics.