Study

What would you do/say? Set 1

  •   0%
  •  0     0     0

  • Your teacher accuses you of talking in class, but it was someone else. What should you say/do?
    Blame the real person right away
    Say calmly, “I understand it looked like me, but it wasn't"
    Argue loudly that it wasn’t you
    Stay quiet and be mad the rest of the day
  • You make a mistake while presenting in class and people laugh. What’s a good response?
    Stop and refuse to finish
    Tell them to be quiet
    Walk out of class
    Laugh a little and keep going
  • You accidentally say something that hurts a friend’s feelings. What’s the best thing to do?
    Ignore them until they get over it
    Say, “I didn’t mean it, so it’s fine.”
    Pretend it didn’t happen
    Apologize and ask how to make it right
  • A peer asks to copy your homework because they forgot to do theirs. What would you say/do?
    “Sure, but don’t tell anyone.”
    No, that’s not fair, but I can help you review it next time
    “No, figure it out yourself.”
    “Maybe, if you give me something in return.”
  • Someone in class always talks over you. What should you say/do?
    Stop talking altogether
    “Can I please finish what I was saying?”
    Yell over them
    Wait until class is over to complain
  • Your friend tells you a secret, and someone else asks about it. What should you do?
    Tell them—it’s not a big deal
    Make up a different story
    Say, “That’s private. You should ask them.”
    Avoid answering
  • You’re invited to a classmate’s birthday party, but you don’t really know anyone else going. What’s a good way to handle it?
    Text that you’re sick and skip it.
    Go, but stay on your phone the whole time.
    Only go if one of your close friends goes too.
    Go to the party and meet new people
  • You’re in a store and see your friend pocket something without paying. What should you do?
    Tell the store employee immediately in front of your friend.
    Tell them that’s stealing and they could get in big trouble
    Leave the store so you don’t get blamed.
    Pretend you didn’t see it.
  • You’re babysitting your younger sibling, and they break something important while playing. They beg you not to tell your parent. What’s the best choice?
    Be honest and help your sibling take responsibility.
    Agree to keep it secret so they won’t get in trouble.
    Blame the pet.
    Clean it up and hope your parent doesn’t notice.
  • Your friend is upset but insists they don’t want to talk. You suspect something serious. What would you do?
    Try to make them laugh immediately.
    Respect their privacy completely.
    Ignore it; they’ll be fine.
    Encourage them gently and tell a trusted adult if needed.
  • You’re at a friend’s house, and their family does something very different from what you’re used to (like praying before meals or using different foods). What’s the most respectful thing to do?
    Laugh or ask why they do that.
    Tell them it’s weird and you don’t do that at your house.
    Refuse to join in and make a big deal about it.
    Be respectful, follow their lead, and stay polite.
  • You notice a friend laughing at a joke that makes another classmate feel embarrassed. What would you do?
    Quietly tell your friend it might hurt someone.
    Ignore it; it’s not your problem.
    Join in and add another joke.
    Laugh along to fit in.
  • You’re working on a group project and two group members disagree about what to do. They both ask you to take their side. What would you do?
    Pick the side you like best
    Suggest you all focus on the project goals instead of sides
    Stay out of it completely
    Let the teacher solve it
  • You’re at a group hangout, and two of your friends start arguing loudly. Everyone else looks uncomfortable. What should you do?
    Walk away and say nothing.
    Record it to show others later.
    Pick a side and jump into the argument.
    Try to distract them or suggest taking a break to calm down.
  • Your teacher gives feedback that your work could be better. What should you do?
    Argue that it’s fine as is
    Ignore the feedback
    Ask what you can improve and try again
    Feel embarrassed and stop trying
  • Someone in your friend group starts gossiping about another friend who isn’t there. What should you say/do?
    Walk away without saying anything
    Listen silently
    Say, “Let’s not talk about them when they’re not here.”
    Add to the gossip
  • A group member is taking credit for a group’s success but not doing any work. What would you do?
    Stop participating in the group entirely.
    Confront them angrily in front of the group.
    Complain to another student.
    Talk privately with them about sharing credit.
  • You’re texting a friend, and they suddenly stop replying in the middle of a conversation. What should you do?
    Message their other friends to ask why they’re ignoring you.
    Assume they’re mad at you and post about it online.
    Give them space and check in later calmly.
    Keep sending messages until they respond.
  • A friend sends you a message asking for your password so they can log into your account. What should you do?
    Say no and explain why sharing passwords is unsafe.
    Change your password later but still send it to them.
    Ignore their request.
    Give it to them because you trust them.
  • Your friend posts something embarrassing about you online as a “joke.” What should you do first?
    Message them privately to explain it upset you and ask them
    Comment something mean back
    Tell everyone not to talk to them
    Post something embarrassing about them too