Health Term 1 Assessment

1. What is self-respect?

• Thinking you are better than others

• Being proud of who you are and treating yourself kindly

• Always getting what you want

• Letting others make all your decisions

2. What is a respectful way to speak to others?

• Yelling when you’re upset

• Listening carefully and using kind words

• Talking over people

• Ignoring people when they speak

3. Which of these is a good way to make new friends?

• Waiting for others to talk first

• Taking their toys so they notice you

• Only playing with people you already know

• Saying hello and asking to join in

4. Which sentence is an example of an “I-message”?

• You always leave me out!

• I feel sad when I’m not included because I want to play too.

• You make me angry!

• Stop being mean to me!

5. What is a fair way to deal with conflict at school?

• Walk away and never talk to the person again

• Shout until they agree with you

• Tell your friends to stop playing with them

• Take turns talking and try to solve the problem together

6. When you feel really upset, what can you do to help calm down?

• Take deep breaths or talk to a trusted adult

• Get angry at someone else

• Scream loudly

• Hide under a table

7. What does it mean to belong?

• Being the same as everyone else

• Feeling accepted and safe in a group

• Doing what others tell you to

• Always being the leader

8. What does inclusivity mean?

• Making sure everyone has a chance to join in

• Only playing with your best friends

• Choosing people who are the best at games

• Saying “no” to people you don’t know

9. What is empathy?

• Knowing all the rules

• Understanding how someone else feels (putting yourself in their shoes)

• Letting others win so they can be happy

• Being really smart

10. Your friend looks sad. What’s the kindest thing you can do?

• Ask if they’re okay and offer to play

• Tell them to stop being sad

• Ignore them so they cheer up

• Laugh and walk away