Quiz1_Grade3_MOralEd_1stQTR

It means giving others their rights or treating others justly.

• Fair

• Equality

• Unfair

• Justice

It means treating people without discrimination,

regardless of color, gender or abilities.

• Unfair

• Fair

• Equality

• Justice

It means unjust or depriving someone of their rights.

• Discrimination

• Unfair

• Fair

• Justice

What is Discrimination?

• Giving others their rights; treating others justly.

• Unjust; depriving someone of their rights

• Treating people without discrimination, regardless of color, gender or abilities

• Isolating, differentiating or segregating someone; giving preference to some people over other people.

It means giving people their rights; fairness; absence of injustice.

• Justice

• Fair

• Equal

• Unfair

What are some examples of being fair?

• Pushing someone to the ground

• Listening to others opinions, sharing, and playing by the rules.

• Stealing someone else toys

• Bossing everyone around.

Fair or unfair: Girls are always allowed to line up to go home first.

• Fair

• Unfair

Fair or unfair: Some boys don't let another boy play basketball at recess because they say he is too short.

• Fair

• Unfair

It means variance or contrast.

• Similar

• Different

• Fair

• Unfair

What would you do if your friends laugh at one of the people of determination because he can’t kick the ball properly.

• I laugh with them

• I advise them to stop hurting him

• I don’t care

• All of the above