7 Tutor Quiz | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

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When you keep trying to finish a hard task even when you want to quit, what value are you practicing?

Perseverance (or Grit).

The teacher leaves the classroom for ten minutes during an open-book quiz. A classmate whispers to you, "Hey, let's use our phones to look up the answers, she'll never know." How do you respond with integrity?

Say "No thanks, I'm going to just do the quiz properly," and keep working.

What is the correct term for when a group of people your own age tries to pressure you into doing something you don't want to do?

Peer Pressure

If you realize you accidentally gossiped and hurt a friend’s feelings, what is the action that best shows integrity?

Owning up to it, apologising sincerely, and promising to do better.

True or False: A true friend will ask you to change who you are or break your rules to fit in.

False

Everyone in the group chat is making fun of a classmate. What is the most responsible action?

Speak up against the behaviour, leave the chat, or report it to an adult (do not participate).

True or False: Showing respect means you must agree with every single opinion your friends or classmates have.

False. You can disagree with someone completely while still treating them with respect by listening to them, not calling them names, and valuing the

You accidentally drew on your friend's favourite squishy with permanent marker. No one saw you do it. What is the most honest way to deal with the situation?

Tell them exactly what happened right away, and apologise.

A friend trusts you with a secret, but you find out the secret involves them doing something dangerous. What is the right thing to do?

Tell a trusted adult immediately (safety always overrides a secret).

A classmate is giving a presentation and makes a mistake, causing a few people to laugh. What does a respectful student do?

Maintain polite eye contact, listen quietly, and offer encouragement.

You find a lost wallet full of cash in the school corridor. What is the correct action?

Hand it in to the office or a teacher (taking it is stealing).

True or False: If a friend asks you to lie to a teacher or parent to protect them, a true friend always tells the lie.

False. (Real friends do not ask you to compromise your integrity or get into trouble for them).

True or False: Gossiping is only harmful if the rumour you are spreading about someone turns out to be completely fake.

False. (Spreading private or hurtful information about someone is harmful, even if the information is true).

If you have an argument with a friend, what is the first constructive step to solving the conflict?

Listening to their side of the story without interrupting.

our friend is copying answers from your test paper without your permission. What should you do to show integrity?

Cover your paper and talk to them later, or let the teacher know (cheating is wrong).

If you are able to understand and share the feelings of another person who is having a hard day, what trait are you showing?

Empathy

You notice a new student sitting completely alone at lunchtime. They look nervous. What can you do to be inclusive??

Go over, introduce yourself, and invite them to sit with your group.

What is the difference between "tattling" and "reporting"?

Tattling is trying to get someone into trouble; reporting is trying to get someone out of trouble/keep them safe.

What is the word for doing the right thing even when absolutely no one is watching you?

Integrity

What is the term for a small, exclusive group of friends that intentionally leaves others out and makes them feel unwelcome?

A clique