Carter's Advisory - Positivity Project Quiz 1

Character trait: responsible

• being reliable; accepting consequences for your actions

• being untruthful with yourself and others

• talking about others, but only when they can't hear you

• keeping private matters private

Which character trait does this describe:

can be counted on to act as expected

• integrity

• respect

• gossip

• trust

consequences

• the negative effects of a choice or decision, the negative outcome

• keeping private matters private, sometimes enforced by law

• repeating an action reliably to earn confidence and trust

• being able to trust in a person, situation, or thing

integrity

• using deception to complete a task or acquire something fraudulently that was not earned

• treating others things with care

• being true, authentic, real, the opposite of deceitful

• doing the right thing even when no one is looking or paying attention, even when you can get away with not doing the right thing

Does this show integrity?

A new student has joined your school. He dresses funny and seems a little weird. A bunch of your friends are laughing at him, so you join in.

• Yes

• No

Does this show integrity?

You forgot to do your homework, so you copy your friend's homework during resource. The teacher usually only does a spot check, so it doesn't really matter.

• Yes

• No

Does this show integrity?

You are buying candy at the movie theater. You realize that the cashier gave you too much change back. Your friends encourage you to keep it, but you go back to the cashier and turn the excess change back in.

• Yes

• No

What does it mean to 'be present'?

• Listening carefully when others are talking and focusing on the current situation/environment/class, etc.

• Showing up on time, but then playing video games while instructions are given.

• Walking away from someone while they are talking to you.

All of the following are ways you can make group work and partnership work productive EXCEPT:

***Think back to our circle talk on teamwork.

• Do you share of the work.

• Listen to what others have to say and their ideas.

• Be willing to compromise.

• Wait until the day the assignment is due and just don't show up to school.

What is one benefit to working in a team (collaboratively)?

• You can tell everyone what to do.

• You can avoid doing any work.

• You get to brainstorm ideas with others, share the workload, and maybe even learn something new from a teammate.

• You get to spend more time arguing with people than working.