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Lesson 20: Why Community Matters
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Good communities are built on kindness and trust.
True
Saying hurtful things online is different from saying them in person.
False
Being part of a community means caring about others’ feelings.
True
Listening when others speak shows respect.
True
Posting silly or rude content during school is appropriate.
False
Using technology wisely is part of being responsible.
True
Helping a classmate shows you care.
True
Interrupting others is polite.
False
Being patient with others is part of being kind.
True
Making fun of someone’s body is acceptable.
False
Respecting classmates helps everyone learn.
True
Sharing private photos without permission is okay.
False
Using iPads responsibly shows maturity.
True
Kind actions can spread to others.
True
It is okay to embarrass someone if it is “just a joke.”
False
Encouraging others builds a positive community.
True
Watching meaningless videos all day helps your brain grow.
False
Brain rot happens when we spend too much time on unhelpful content.
True
Ignoring rules helps everyone.
False
Using hurtful jokes can damage friendships.
True
You should always ask permission before taking photos of others.
True
Taking pictures of people without asking is respectful.
False
It is important to stay focused during learning time.
True
Looking up silly memes during class helps learning.
False
A strong community is built on respect.
True
It is okay to laugh at someone if others are doing it.
False
Using kind words can make someone’s day better.
True
Calling someone names like "big back" is kind.
False
Saying "shut up" to someone shows respect.
False
Being kind helps everyone feel safe and welcome in a community.
True
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