Trustworthiness

Telling a lie to get out of trouble is okay.

• Yes, it is okay to tell a lie.

• No, it is not okay to tell a lie.

One way to be trustworthy is to keep your promises.

• Yes, being trustworthy means that you keep your promises.

• No, being trustworthy, has nothing to do with keeping your promises.

My teacher asked me to walk a student to the Nurse. Instead of returning back to class, after dropping the student off, I went to the gym and talk with coach Nelson. Was I being trustworthy?

• Yes

• No

Coach Myers gave us homework last night. I was not able to get it finished because I had baseball practice. So, I would not get into trouble, I had someone give me the answers. Was I trustworthy?

• Yes

• No

What does being trustworthy mean?

• Being honest and being able to be trusted.

• Playing nicely with other classmates, and doing my part.

• None of the above.

Laura, borrows a book form Coach Myers, but she never returns it. Is Laura being trustworthy?

• Yes

• No

Alexa, borrows one of Coach Myers’ books, and while she is reading it the book rips. Alexa, immediately tells coach Myers what happened. Was Alexa being trustworthy?

• Yes

• No

It doesn’t matter if lose the trust of someone since I can get it back easily.

• True

• False

You have a big test coming up tomorrow that you have not studied for. What should you do?

• Copy off your friend’s test.

• Fake a stomach ache, stay home, and skip the test.

• Study for the test and hope for the best.

• Take the test and know you earned whatever grade you get.

Your parents asked you to walk the dog when you got home today. What do you do?

• Take the dog on a long walk so you can both get some fresh air and exercise.

• Let the dog run around the back yard.

• Walk the dog to the mailbox and back.

• Let the dog out the front door. He’ll come back on his own.