VALUES EXERCISE ADAPTED FROM TAPROOT (http://www.taproot.com/archives/37771)

Let's identify your core value. Please select and write down each core value that resonates with you from the list below. Do not think too much about your choice. As you read the list, please write down the words that you feel is a central value. If you think that the value you have is not on the list, please write it down

Achieving abundant acceptance responsibility Adventurous adventure Advertisement Praise attraction The self-balance is the best of kindness, boldness, boldness, tranquility, care, charity, happiness, smart community, commitment, compassion, cooperation, cooperation, coherence, Creativity, reliability, curiosity

Familiarity, flexibility, freedom, happiness, generosity, grace, growth, flexibility, health, honesty, faithfulness, faithfulness, dedication, reliability, diversity, sympathy, enthusiasm, ethics, excellence, expression power, Humility, humor, inclusiveness, personality, innovation, inspiration, wisdom

Intuition, happiness, good knowledge, leadership, learning, love, loyalty, creation, difference, correct thinking, motivation, optimism, open thinking, original passion, personal development, aggressive professional quality, recognition, Risk, Security, Service, Mental Stability, Peace, Perfection, Gameplay, Popularity

Prepare for professionalism and do it on time, relationship, reliability, resilience, responsibility, responsibility, safety, self-control, innocence, simplicity, stability, success, teamwork, compassion, traditionism, trust Sex, understanding, identity, practicality

2. Combine all similar values ​​from the list of values ​​you just created. Grouping them is personal to you personally. Create up to five groups. If there are five or more groups, delete the least important group. Please see the example below

3. Select one word in each group that best represents the group label. Again, please do not think too much of your tags. I have neither a correct answer nor a wrong answer. You have defined the right answer for you. See the example below. The labels selected for grouping are displayed in bold.

Accept the trust relationship of sympathy, comprehensiveness, intuition, kindness, love, and open thinking

Accept the trust relationship of sympathy, comprehensiveness, intuition, kindness, love, and open thinking

Adaptability to fire: Jeffrieson resists fire due to various structural and physiological adaptability. Rapid primary root growth and insulated bark early development protect Jeffriesons seeds and seedlings. Jeffrieson is considered to be moderate fire resistant seedlings (2 to 4 inch (5 to 10 cm) DBH) and is highly tolerable during adulthood. Thick bark, protected buds, self-cultivation, vast crowns, and watery needles minimize the damage of Jeffrey Pines. Some people speculate that deep bark cracking may be an adaptation of the fire. As described in the literature, Jeffrey Pine can reduce the scales of the burning bark as a means of reducing fire damage, the firefighter reports observing the missing fire by dropping the scales of the bark Did. The bark dropout process has not yet passed the experimental test

Savanna's biome has developed its own adaptability to survive in a long-term, dry environment. They contain long roots that reach groundwater levels, stems that store water, and thick and sturdy barks that resists wild and artificial fire and leaves that naturally fall during winter due to water savings. Some grass species that breed in savanna biome include red oat, grass, road grass, lemon grass, star glass and some shrubs. There are several kinds of trees in the prairie, such as acacia tree, pine tree, palm tree. The following is a detailed study on some plant species of the Savanna biota.