AOT Mid-cycle 6 Review

Gabriel didn’t do well on his math test, even though he thought he was ready. He feels disappointed and unsure of what to do next.

What is the smartest choice Gabriel can make to learn from this and improve in the future?

• Blame the Ms. Rios and ignore his test grade

• Think about how he studied and ask Ms. Rios how to get better

• Decide math doesn’t matter and stop trying

• Tell his friends that tests aren’t important

Meredith and Amy create a homework help board where classmates can post questions and answers. At first, it helps many students understand their homework better. Later, some students begin posting jokes or fake answers.
What is the unintended consequence of this solution?

• The board helped students learn at first.

• More students started using the board.

• Not all messages were used appropriately.

• Everyone got their homework done faster.

Some students come up with a plan to make posters about the school recycle program, but they don’t have enough paper, markers, or space to hang the posters.
What is the MAIN challenge in this situation?

• The school doesn’t believe in recycling.

• They forgot to ask the teacher for help.

• They don’t have the resources to carry out their plan.

• Everyone already knows how to recycle.

A group of students wants to start a recycling club to help their school go green.
Which resources would be MOST important for getting started?
Select TWO correct answers.

• Recycling bins to collect items

• A place to store the collected recyclables

• A speaker for playing music at lunch

• A list of students’ favorite colors

• New sports equipment for recess

Jayla wants to organize a school talent show. Sh​e still needs to create audition forms, find a space to hold tryouts, schedule rehearsals, and plan the final event.
How much time should Jayla expect to need before the talent show is ready?

• Just a few hours

• 2–3 days if people sign up quickly

• A week or more to complete all key steps

• She can probably hold it tomorrow

AJ wants to lead a project to make his school more eco-friendly. He has ideas like starting a compost bin, organizing a cleanup day, and creating signs to remind students to save energy. He’s not sure how to begin.
What’s the BEST next step?

• Set clear goals, gather materials, and assign responsibilities

• Pick the idea his friends like most and let them run it

• Try doing all the ideas at once and see what works best

• Wait until the school gives permission before planning anything

Uriel and Jesse are arguing about how to design their science fair project. Both of them want to do it their own way, and they’re starting to feel upset.
What is the best way for Uriel to handle the disagreement so they can work together and finish the project?

• Complain to Mr. Beverly and ask to work alone

• Refuse to change his mind and ignore his Jesse’s ideas

• Ask if they can talk calmly and compromise on a solution

• Let his Jesse take over so there’s no more arguing

Dr. Richardson notices that many students and parents forget about upcoming school events and club meetings.
What is the BEST solution to fix this problem and make a plan to carry it out?

• Create a calendar with reminders and post it where everyone can see

• Have teachers remind students during class
• Pick one student to give all the announcements in the hallway

• Remove due dates so there’s nothing to forget.

Zoe starts a kindness challenge to encourage positive behavior. She puts up signs around the school, but after a week, most students haven’t joined in, and many don’t understand what the challenge is.
What might have improved the success of Zoe's plan?

• Making more signs with fun colors

• Involving teachers and classmates in spreading the word

• Taking down the signs and stopping the challenge

• Offering candy to anyone who says something kind

Ty'leeah sets up a lost and found bin to help classmates find missing items. She puts it in the hallway and makes a small sign. After a week, students still don’t use it, and many don’t know it’s there.
What might have improved the success of Ty'leeah's plan?

• Charging a fee to get items back from the bin

• Getting rid of the bin since it didn’t work right away

• Moving the bin to a secret spot so only a few people know

• Asking teachers to share the idea with students

• Making a bigger, clearer sign