“Good and Bad Actions at School"

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This quiz helps students identify good and bad actions in different school situations. By reading each scenario and choosing the correct answer, students learn how behavior affects others and understand the importance of respect and responsibility in the school environment.

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“Good and Bad Actions at School"Version en ligne This quiz helps students identify good and bad actions in different school situations. By reading each scenario and choosing the correct answer, students learn how behavior affects others and understand the importance of respect and responsibility in the school environment. par illary 1 Two students are working on a group project. One of them listens carefully while the other explains the ideas. They both take turns speaking and respect each other’s opinions. Is this a good action? a Yes, because they show teamwork and respect. b No, because they are talking too much. c No, because only one student should speak. 2 A teacher is giving instructions, but two students keep talking loudly and laughing. They ignore the teacher and interrupt the class. a Yes, because they are having fun. b No, because they are disrespecting the teacher. c Yes, because they finish their work quickly. d 3 During lunchtime, a student finishes eating and decides to clean her table and throw her trash away. She also helps a classmate who dropped his juice. a Yes, because she is being responsible and helpful. b No, because she should leave the mess for the staff. c No, because she touched someone else’s things. 4 At recess, two students push others to get to the swings first. They make the smaller kids wait and start arguing loudly. a Yes, because everyone wants to play. b No, because they are being rude and unsafe. c Yes, because they arrived first. 5 A new student arrives at school and feels nervous. Some classmates smile at her, invite her to sit with them, and help her find her classroom. a No, because they should ignore her. b No, because they don’t know her well. c Yes, because they are showing kindness and empathy.