Responsibility

What is the definition of 'Responsibility'?

• The ability to understand and share the feelings of another.

• The act of achieving success.

• The state of being accountable for something.

• Feelings of pity and sorrow for someone else's problem.

Responsibility is being accountable for your....

• Actions.

• Decisions.

• Behaviour.

• All of the above.

You have guests at your house for dinner. What would you do after the guests leave?

• Watch TV and relax.

• Help clean the dishes.

• Eat more food.

• Run into your room and sleep.

What do you do when you find your best friend cheating during an exam?

• Report this to the teacher.

• Ignore him or her and don't do anything.

• Cheat together with your friend.

• Advise your friend not to cheat the next time.

What are your responsibilities as a student?

• To obey school and classroom rules.

• To distract others from learning.

• To be prepared for class and participate in class activities.

• To talk when the teacher is teaching.

• To complete assignments given by teachers.

What are 2 ways you can be responsible in your community?

• Picking up trash.

• Laughing at your friend when he falls down.

• Help keep your surrounding clean.

• Playing loud music when your friend is studying.

Are you being responsible when you turn in your COMPLETED assignment AFTER the due date?

• Yes

• No

Below are the importance of being responsible, EXCEPT...

• To make others like us.

• To build a safe and positive surrounding.

• To improve academic performance.

• To grow as a better person.

During this pandemic, what are 3 actions we are responsible of doing to prevent the spread of COVID-19?

• Wear a mask, shake a friend's hand, wash your hands frequently.

• Wear a mask, social distancing, wash your hands twice a day.

• Wear a mask, sanitise your hands frequently, social distancing.

• Wear a mask only in school, social distancing, wash hands frequently.

You see a student vandalising school property - scratching and scribbling the walls.

What will you do?

• Tell him/her the outcome of vandalising.

• Blame and scold the person.

• Notify a teacher.

• Join him/her and scribble the walls.