Compromise, Cooperation, or Conflict?

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Mr. Sorn and Mrs. Montagna both want to use Mrs. Maronde's four wheeler. Mr. Sorn wants to ride it but Mrs. Montagna wants to use it to haul wood planks to the creek. They decide to drag the planks behind the four wheeler while Mr. Sorn drives and Mrs. Montagna rides on the back. What is this situation an example of? (Options: Conflict, Cooperation, Compromise)

Back

Compromise

Front

What is happening in the 4th grade hallway with Mr. Sorn and Mr. Aurand?

Back

Cooperation

Front

What is the situation between Mrs. Francis and Ms. Schreffler regarding their plans for Saturday?

Back

Conflict

Front

Mrs. Kreuz wants sausage and pepperoni on her pizza and Mrs. Haeberle wants olives and mushrooms on hers. They decide on a pizza with pepperoni and mushrooms.

Back

Compromise

Front

What term describes the action of the fourth grade language arts teachers creating a shared Google document to add questions for a vocabulary quiz?

Back

Cooperation

Front

What is the term that describes the process of Ms. Weaver melting chocolate and Mrs. Miley wrapping the chocolate suckers for the fourth graders? Options: Conflict, Compromise, Cooperation

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Cooperation

Front

Mrs. Haeberle needs to take her students to the library on Tuesday, but Mr. Caroff has the library signed out for MAP testing and won't share it with Mrs. Haeberle.

Back

Conflict

Front

Mrs. Kreuz's class is rocking out to Flocabulary while Mrs. Montagna's class is trying to take a test, and it is so loud that the test takers can't concentrate. Mrs. Kreuz agrees to pause the Flocabulary video and finish it after Mrs. Montagna's class finishes their test.

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Compromise