True or False: Good sportsmanship means being kind and fair, even if you lose.
True
When someone on the other team makes a good play, what should you do?
Boo Them
Ignore Them
Congratulate Them
Laugh at Them
True or False: Respect only matters when teachers are watching.
False
If you win a game, you should:
Say “Good game!” to others
Tell the others they aren't as good as you
Do a victory dance in their face
Brag loudly
True or False: Good sportsmanship means following the rules, even when no one is looking.
True
When a teammate makes a mistake, what’s the best response?
Ignore them
Make fun of them
Yell at them
Encourage them
If you lose a game, what’s the right thing to say?
Good Job
What the Sigma
I quit
That's not fair
If you see someone cheating, you should:
Tell an adult or remind them of the rules
Yell at them
Join them
Pretend not to notice
True or False: It’s respectful to interrupt others when they’re talking.
False
True or False: Being respectful only applies during games, not in class or at home.
False
True or False: Respect means using kind words, even when you’re frustrated.
True
True or False: Being a good sport means you don’t always have to win to have fun.
True
True or False: Sportsmanship only happens in sports, not in everyday life.
False
If a teammate is upset after losing, you could:
Laugh at them
Tell them to get over it
Ignore them
Say “You did great!”
Your teacher asks you to take a break after getting after you in class multiple times. You should:
Take the break but mess around in the hall
Apologize and take the break
Refuse to take the break
Tell your teacher to take the break
Which of these is an example of showing respect?
Screaming 67 in the halls
Listening when others speak
Ignoring directions
Talking over someone
