Module 3-Lesson 2-Trustworthiness and Respect

What is the definition of Respect

• Treating others the way you want to be treated

• Finding quick and clever ways to solve a problem

• Making silly faces at lunch

• Not returning my homework

Does this picture show respect?

• Yes.
• No.

When the teacher is talking to an adult or other student what is the proper way to get her attention?

• Gently put your hand on her shoulder?
• Walk right up to her and start talking?
• Tap her hand until she answers you?

Fill in the blank
If you respect somebody you should tell the

• truth
• lie

If someone is mean should you be mean back or would you show respect.

• be mean back
• show respect

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.

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.

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.

While chasing your little cousin around the house, you break a vase in your aunt’s bedroom. No one but you knows what happened. What should you do?

• Tell your aunt that you broke the vase and that you are sorry.

• Convince your little cousin that he did it, that it was an accident, and that he needs to tell his mom

• Leave the broken vase on the floor and pretend nothing happened.

• Leave the broken vase on the floor and pretend nothing happened.