Truths and lies

What does it mean to "blame" someone?

• a) To give them credit for something good
  

• b) To accuse them for something wrong
  

• c) To ignore their mistakes
  

• d) To praise their efforts

Which of the following is an example of "cheating"?

• a) Following all the rules in a game
  

• b) Copying someone’s work on a test
  

• c) Helping a friend study for a test

• d) Asking for feedback on your homework

Which word describes a person who is not truthful?

• a) Honest
  

• b) Pretend
  

• c) Dishonest
  

• d) Suspicious

What does it mean to "hide your emotions"?

• a) To express your feelings openly
  

• b) To pretend you have no feelings
  

• c) To suppress or conceal how you feel
  

• d) To communicate your emotions clearly

Which of the following is the opposite of being "honest"?

• a) Kind
  

• b) Dishonest
  

• c) Loyal

• d) Trustworthy

Which of these is an example of making up an excuse?

• a) Saying "I’m sorry, I forgot to complete the task"
  

• b) Telling the truth about why something happened
  

• c) Apologizing for a mistake you made
  

• d) Offering a solution to fix the problem

If someone is "pretending," what are they doing?

• a) Being authentic and truthful
  

• b) Acting in a way that is not real
  

• c) Asking for help
  

• d) Taking a break from something

8. What does it mean to "spread lies"?

• a) To give compliments to others
  

• b) To tell false information to others
  

• c) To share good news with friends
  

• d) To speak the truth about a situation

If someone is "suspicious," how do they likely feel?

• a) Confident and relaxed
  

• b) Doubtful or mistrustful
  

• c) Happy and content
  

• d) Curious and excited

What is a "white lie"?

• a) A completely false statement
  

• b) A lie meant to hurt someone
  

• c) A harmless or minor lie told to avoid hurting someone’s feelings
  

• d) A lie that can be easily detected