7th Grade Skills

What does it mean to be honest?

• Lying and deceiving others

• Being rude and disrespectful

• Keeping secrets and withholding information

• Telling the truth and acting sincerely and trustworthy.

Why is honesty important in maintaining integrity?

• Honesty is important in maintaining integrity because it involves being truthful, trustworthy, and having strong moral principles.

• Honesty is not important in maintaining integrity.

• Being dishonest can actually enhance one's integrity.

• Integrity can be maintained without honesty.

Give an example of a situation where being honest requires courage.

• Telling someone they look bad in an outfit

• Returning extra change given by a cashier

• Admitting to cheating on a test

• Admitting a mistake

What is accountability?

• Avoiding responsibility for one's decisions

• Taking responsibility for one's actions, decisions, and their consequences.

• Ignoring the consequences of one's actions

• Blaming others for one's actions

How does being accountable contribute to maintaining integrity?

• Being accountable leads to dishonesty and unethical behavior.

• Being accountable promotes honesty, transparency, and ethical behavior, which are essential components of maintaining integrity.

• Being accountable is unrelated to maintaining integrity.

• Being accountable has no impact on maintaining integrity.

Provide an example of a situation where being accountable is necessary.

• Attending a social event

• Watching a movie alone

• Taking a nap

• Working on a team project

What does it mean to be responsible?

• To be responsible means to avoid taking any actions or obligations.

• To be responsible means to ignore one's actions and obligations.

• To be responsible means to blame others for one's actions and obligations.

• To be responsible means to be accountable for one's actions and obligations.

Explain the relationship between responsibility and integrity.

• Responsibility is more important than integrity.

• Integrity is only important in personal life, not in professional life.

• Responsibility and integrity have no relationship at all.

• Responsibility and integrity are closely related as they both involve a sense of accountability and honesty.

Give an example of a situation where being responsible demonstrates integrity.

• Taking ownership of mistakes and rectifying them

• Blaming others for mistakes and refusing to take responsibility

• Ignoring mistakes and hoping they will go unnoticed

• Covering up mistakes and pretending they didn't happen

Why is it important to practice honesty, accountability, and responsibility in our daily lives?