Science Class Rules and Activities Quiz

Why are there important rules and expectations in the classroom?

• To make sure the classroom is fun, safe, and productive for everyone

• To make the class boring

• To make students do more homework

• To make students quiet all the time

Which of the following is a way to show respect for your school?

• Ignore the rules

• Keep it clean

• Leave trash on the floor

• Write on the walls

When your teacher is speaking, what is the respectful thing to do?

• Talk to your friends

• Please listen when they speak

• Ignore the teacher

• Use your phone

Which action demonstrates respect for each other?

• Celebrate everyone’s contributions

• Only listen to your own ideas

• Criticize others harshly

• Refuse to work in groups

If you see someone not following the classroom rules, what is a respectful way to handle the situation?

• Yell at them in front of everyone.

• Ignore the problem completely.

• Politely remind them of the rules and help create a positive atmosphere.

• Tell the teacher to punish them immediately.

At the end of every class, what should you do with your desk area?

• Leave it as it is

• Make sure it is clean and clear of trash

• Move to another desk

• Ask someone else to clean it

Which of the following best describes the idea of "Leave No Trace" in the science classroom?

• Take all the equipment home

• Keep the science space neat and tidy for future use

• Write your name on the desk

• Leave your books on the table

What does "Punctuality Power" encourage students to do?

• Be in your seat when the bell rings, ready, with materials out.

• Leave class early.

• Ignore the bell and arrive late.

• Wait for the teacher to bring materials.

What does the phrase "Give 100% every day!" encourage students to do?

• Do their best in all activities

• Only work hard on tests

• Focus only on subjects they like

• Take frequent breaks

Which of the following is an example of active participation in class?

• Staying silent during discussions

• Raising your hand and sharing your thoughts

• Not paying attention

• Doing homework alone