Classroom PRIDE Quiz

The "P" for our PRIDE acronym stands for...

• Pride

• Personality

• Positive

• Persistence

The "R" in our PRIDE acronym stands for...

• Respectful

• Ridgedale

• Responsibility

• Reason

The "I" in our PRIDE acronym stands for...

• Impartial

• Independence

• Inability

• Inclusive

The "D" in our PRIDE acronym stands for...

• Determination

• Dependable

• Distraction

• Deliberate

The "E" in our PRIDE acronym stands for...

• Entertainment

• Education

• Engaged

• Elevate

Which of the following classroom scenarios would happen to show an example of PRIDE?

• Staying on task and trying your best despite not feeling well

• Causing a distraction by yelling answers across the room to your friends

• Entering the classroom and complaining about how awful your previous class went

• Waiting for class to start and then asking to leave to go get something out of your locker

Which of the following classroom scenarios would happen to show an example of PRIDE?

• Taking someone else's belongings and hiding them while they're not looking

• Shouting out answers to questions without raising your hand

• Waiting patiently and quietly for the teacher to finish helping another student before asking them a question

• Running into the classroom seconds before the bell rings, shouting "I'm not late" before getting to your seat

Which of the following classroom scenarios would happen to show an example of PRIDE?

• Moving someone's things out of their assigned seat so you can sit next to your friend.

• Arguing and not listening to each other's opinions when working on a group project

• Asking someone to work with you after they were left without a partner on a group assignment

• Not saying anything when you notice a new student seems to be confused, then laughing about it with your friends later

Which of the following classroom scenarios would happen to show an example of PRIDE?

• Showing up to class with everything with you and ready to go, including having homework finished on time

• Watching someone make fun of another student and not saying anything to avoid getting them in trouble

• Showing up to class with all of your materials and claiming to have your assignment finished, but it is only halfway done

• Copying down responses of another student and trying to claim them as your own original thought and ideas

Which of the following classroom scenarios would happen to show an example of PRIDE?

• Laying your head down on the desk and taking a nap because you're not interested in the material that day

• Arguing with the teacher in the middle of class because you think something they told you was wrong

• Pulling your phone out to check if your significant other has texted you back in the last 30 seconds; then changing your music while your phone is out

• Raising your hand and replying to a question asked by the teacher regarding the information being discussed in the class