1. Choose the correct alternative.

Taking responsibility for your actions means:

• Blaming others.

• Making excuses.

• Saying or admitting you did something wrong.

2. Choose the correct alternative.

When you take responsibility, people will think that you are:

• Untrustworthy.

• A bad person.

• Trustworthy.

3. Choose the correct alternative.

Each time you don’t accept responsibility, you become a person

• With good character.

• That is irresponsible, untrustworthy, and unreliable.

• Courage

4. State whether the following statement is 'True or False'.

Your failure to accept responsibility will send a strong signal to others that you are trustworthy and will make a good friend.

• True

• False

5. Choose the correct alternative.

Taking responsibility is social skill that:

• You are born with.

• You learn.

• Is not very important.

6. Complete the following statement:

_______________is when people believe that you are honest and truthful.

• Responsibility

• Trustworthy

• Courage

7. Choose the correct alternative.

Whenever you are in a situation in which you must be accountable for your own actions, it is important to ask yourself, “Who is responsible for my actions?”

• MOTHER

• TEACHER

• MYSELF

7. Choose the correct alternative.

Responsibility is being accountable for your...

• Actions.

• Behavior.

• Decisions.

• All of the above.

8. State whether the following is 'True or False'.

Your failure to accept responsibility will send a strong signal to others that you are trustworthy and will make a good friend.

• True

• False

10. Choose the correct alternative.

Excuses are a way to deflect ________________ to something or someone else.

• ANGER

• BLAME