Classroom Expectations Quiz

What should you do if your actions interfere with learning, hurt someone, or prevent you from being your best self?

• Continue doing it if it benefits you.

• Stop doing it immediately.

• Ask your friend if it's okay.

• Ignore it and hope no one notices.

Which of the following is an example of respecting everyone in the classroom?

• Interrupting a classmate while they are speaking.

• Listening attentively when a classmate is speaking.

• Making negative comments about a classmate's ideas.

• Excluding others from group activities.

What is a consequence of not following classroom rules?

• Receiving a reward.

• Getting a verbal reminder.

• Being ignored by the teacher.

• Having more free time.

Which action demonstrates staying engaged in class?

• Daydreaming during a lesson.

• Using your phone instead of participating.

• Actively participating in discussions.

• Ignoring the teacher's instructions.

What should you do if you don't understand a concept during a lesson?

• Stay silent and hope you figure it out later.

• Ask the teacher for help.

• Copy from a classmate without understanding.

• Avoid doing the assignment.

Which of the following is an example of positive reinforcement in the classroom?

• Ignoring good behavior.

• Giving a verbal reminder for bad behavior.

• Praising and recognizing positive behavior.

• Sending a note home for bad behavior.

What is an example of following directions in the classroom?

• Completing assignments on time.

• Making excuses for not doing homework.

• Speaking out of turn during discussions.

• Ignoring group work instructions.

How can you show respect to your classmates and teacher?

• By making fun of their ideas.

• By listening carefully and following instructions.

• By using your phone during lessons.

• By excluding them from activities.

What should you do if you see a classmate struggling with a task?

• Ignore them and focus on your work.

• Offer to help them.

• Make fun of their struggle.

• Tell them to figure it out on their own.

Which of the following is NOT an example of being your best self in the classroom?

• Striving for personal excellence.

• Engaging positively in class activities.

• Allowing frustration to build without seeking help.

• Contributing ideas during discussions.