Created by Jeannine McElroy
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6th Grade
Social studies
What Should Danny Do? Quiz is a Grade 6 social studies worksheet that checks comprehension of the accompanying video and story details through 10 multiple-choice questions. Students identify the book’s authors, Danny’s interests, his father’s description of choice as a superpower, and details about Danny’s decisions involving the Ninja plate, race car set, and video game controller. The questions also ask students to connect Danny’s actions with their immediate results and consequences, such as spilling orange juice, cleaning up, staying home, and losing screen time. This format helps teachers assess whether students can recall key details, distinguish similar answer choices, and trace behavior-to-consequence relationships. It is a free printable worksheet with a complete answer key, suitable for independent practice, a comprehension check, or discussion preparation.
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WorksheetsAnswer KeyGanit and Adir Levy
Soccer, superheroes, and ninjas
The power to choose
Ninja plate
He spills orange juice everywhere
He knocks it down
He has to clean up and stay home
He grabs the controller from Charlie
They both get in trouble
They go to their rooms and lose screen time for a week
This worksheet uses one comprehension-video item and 10 multiple-choice questions to assess students’ understanding of What Should Danny Do? Students recall specific story details and connect Danny’s choices—such as demanding the Ninja plate, knocking down the race car set, or taking the controller—with the consequences that follow.
Use the video-comprehension item and multiple-choice questions after students have viewed or read the story. Ask students to explain the difference between Danny’s action and its result, then discuss how choices such as yelling, knocking down the race car set, or grabbing the controller lead to different consequences.
Students may confuse Danny’s action with its consequence—for example, selecting “he spills orange juice everywhere” as what he does when he demands the Ninja plate, rather than the result of that behavior. They may also mix up similar story details, such as Danny’s favorite things, his father’s description of his superpower, or the consequences of the race car and video game incidents.
Wayground provides this worksheet as a printable PDF and as a digital quiz, with a complete answer key for all items. Assign the digital version for online responses, or print the PDF for paper practice; printable submissions can be graded by scanning student work with the Wayground for Teachers app.
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