Week 1: 7th Grade Wreck it Ralph Assessment

In the beginning of the movie, Ralph describes himself as "the bad guy." How does this reflect a fixed mindset?

• • Ralph believes he can change his role in the game

• • Ralph enjoys being destructive

• Ralph believes his identity is permanently defined by his job.

• • Ralph wants to try new games

When Ralph isn't invited to the 30th anniversary party, he complains that "it's not fair." What growth mindset response would be more productive?

• • Accept that nothing can ever change

• • View the setback as an opportunity to prove himself and earn inclusion

• • B) Feel bitter about the rejection but do nothing

• • Blame others entirely for the situation

When other "bad guys" tell Ralph "You can't change who you are," what mindset are they encouraging?

• • Growth mindset

• • Fixed mindset

• Mixed Mindset

Ralph's decision to leave his game to earn a medal represents what aspect of growth mindset?

• • Avoiding challenges

• • Seeking easy success

• • Taking risks to learn and grow

• • Following others' expectations

When Ralph manages to get a medal in Hero's Duty, what growth mindset principle is he demonstrating?

• • That failure is permanent

• • That effort can lead to achievement

• • That challenges should be avoided

• • That feedback is useless

When Vanellope takes Ralph's medal, how does his initial reaction demonstrate a fixed mindset?

• • He adapts quickly to the setback

• • He sees it as an opportunity to learn

• • He believes the setback is catastrophic and unfixable

• • He seeks constructive feedback

How does Vanellope's determination to race despite being a "glitch" represent growth mindset?

• • She ignores realistic limitations

• • She believes that her current limitations don't define her future potential

• • She follows what others tell her she can do

• • She avoids challenges that seem difficult

During Vanellope's driving lessons, what growth mindset principle is demonstrated when she crashes repeatedly but keeps trying?

• • Natural talent is all that matters

• • Failure is a permanent condition

• • Failure is part of the learning process

• • Effort is pointless if you don't succeed immediately

How does Ralph's growing support of Vanellope show his mindset evolving?

• • He begins to believe people can change and develop new skills

• • He believes talent is innate and fixed

• • He still thinks Vanellope can't overcome her limitations

• • He thinks challenges should be avoided

When Ralph learns that Vanellope is supposed to be a racer, how does this challenge his previous fixed mindset thinking?

• It reinforces his belief that people can't change

• • It shows him that what seemed like permanent limitations were actually artificial barriers

• • It proves that natural talent is all that matters

• • It demonstrates that avoiding challenges is best