Values & Relationships
Goal setting & Motivation
Commitments & Responsibilities
Life Skills & Future readiness
100

What is one reason people look for shared values when forming friendships?

People look for shared values when forming friendships.

100

What is the difference between a short-term and long-term goal?

A short-term goal is achieved in under 12 months, while a long-term goal takes years.

100

What are examples of commitments a Year 10 student might have?

Examples: homework, sport, part-time work, family chores.

100

What is the purpose of income tax in Australia?

Income tax funds community services like health, education, and infrastructure.  

200

Give an example of how your upbringing might shape your values?

The way you were raised can influence your priorities and what you see as important.

200

What are examples of short-term and long-term goals?

Examples: short-term = finishing an assignment; long-term = becoming a teacher.

200

Why is balancing commitments important?

Balance prevents stress, burnout, and poor performance in other areas.

200

What is the tax-free threshold and why does it exist?

The tax-free threshold means people earning below a set amount don’t pay tax.

300

Identify one quality you bring to a relationship and explain how it supports positive connections?

Qualities like loyalty, honesty, or kindness help strengthen positive connections.

300

What does SMART stand for in goal setting?

SMART stands for Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound.

300

What can happen if someone has too many commitments?

Taking on too much can lead to stress, exhaustion, and missed deadlines.

300

What documents can be used as proof of identity when applying for a TFN?

Documents such as a passport, birth certificate, or driver’s licence can be used.

400

Why is it important to respect others’ identities in relationships?

Respecting identity ensures inclusivity and helps people feel valued.

400

What is one barrier to achieving a goal and how can it be overcome?

Barriers include lack of motivation, time, or money. Strategies include planning, seeking support, or breaking tasks into steps.

400

How can your online presence affect job opportunities?

Inappropriate or negative online presence can stop you from being hired.

400

What are deductions in the tax system, and how can they benefit you?

Deductions are work-related expenses like petrol or uniforms that reduce taxable income, lowering the amount of tax you pay.

500

How can differences in values strengthen or challenge a friendship?

Differences in values can create conflict but also bring new perspectives and balance

500

Is failure to achieve a goal always a negative outcome? Why or why not?

Failure can be negative (disappointment, setbacks) but also positive (learning, growth, resilience).

500

Should you sacrifice all free time for commitments? Why or why not?

Some commitments require sacrifices, but free time is also necessary for health and wellbeing.

500

What is the purpose of lodging a tax return each year?

A tax return is a yearly form that tells the ATO how much income you earned and how much tax you paid, so they can check if you owe more or get money back  

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