Awesome Actions for School
Quiz by Tyler Wayne
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Measure skillsfrom any curriculum
Measure skills
from any curriculum
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30 questions
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- Q1Being prepared for school with work completed and turned in on time is an example of:Being ResponsibleBeing safeBeing boredBeing Good120sEditDelete
- Q2The teacher has asked you to take out your Journey's textbook and turn to page 332. What's the expected behavior?Take out the textbook and turn to page 332Do something elseFinish talking to your neighborAsk for a break120sEditDelete
- Q3Listening actively without interrupting in order to understand means to:Get a Dojo pointShow disrespectGet something you wantShow respect120sEditDelete
- Q4A behavior that encourages others to feel calm or possibly even happy in response is an:Disruptive BehaviorUnexpected BehaviorPositive BehaviorExpected Behavior120sEditDelete
- Q5A behavior that make people who witness the behavior feel stress or possibly become upset by it.Negative BehaviorUnexpected BehaviorDisruptive BehaviorExpected Behavior120sEditDelete
- Q6How people feel affects how they treat someone.TrueFalse120sEditDelete
- Q7Unexpected behaviors usually cause others to feel:Bored or sleepyAngry or violentStressed or upsetHappy or calm120sEditDelete
- Q8Expected behaviors usually make others feelAngry and frustratedUncomfortableWild and sillySafe and happy120sEditDelete
- Q9An example of listening actively is:DaydreamingPlaying in your deskEye contact on the speakerTalking when someone else is talking120sEditDelete
- Q10When the teacher asks a question to the entire class, the expected behavior is to:Write down the answerTalk to your neighborRaise your hand and waitBlurt out the answer120sEditDelete
- Q11During math time, your classmate has a book out and is reading under the desk. This is an example of:Expected behaviorUnexpected behaviorBeing boredDisobeying120sEditDelete
- Q12Following classroom agreements is a way to show others that you are:The teacher's favoriteResponsibleTrustworthySneaky120sEditDelete
- Q13Turning to face a classmate who is answering a question or asking a question is a way to:Be disrespectfulGet points for your groupLet everyone feel importantMake the teacher happy120sEditDelete
- Q14Someone cuts in front of you in line as you are going out to recess. This is an:Positive behaviorUnexpected behaviorExpected behaviorDisrespectful behavior120sEditDelete
- Q15Accepting the consequence for unexpected behavior is an example of what?Getting in troubleTaking responsibilityLyingDisagreeing with the teacher120sEditDelete
- Q16Being willing to ask for help and give it freely to others is an example of:LeaderTeamworkNot being smartUnexpected behavior120sEditDelete
- Q17Which of the examples demonstrates teamwork?Telling people what to doBlaming others for mistakesDoing something by myselfHelping others to follow school expectations120sEditDelete
- Q18Being willing to tell the truth, no matter what might happen means:Getting in troubleScaredBlamingTrustworthy120sEditDelete
- Q19A classmate asks you to borrow some of your markers for a project. Asking for permission is an example of:AnnoyingRespectTaking thingsUnexpected Behavior120sEditDelete
- Q20On your way outside to recess, you see three students running down the hall. This behavior is considered:FunNo big dealUnsafeExpected120sEditDelete