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WorksheetsTGFV Grade 3 Pretest
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
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1.
Feelings like anger and hurt
a)
Are bad and you should be ashamed of them.
b)
Warn you that you have a conflict to solve.
c)
Should be kept to yourself.
d)
Are reasons for hurting other people.
2.
A conflict may be
a)
An argument.
b)
A fight.
c)
A disagreement.
d)
All of the above.
3.
Which feeling(s) should you use I-messages for?
a)
Any feeling
b)
Anger
c)
Happiness
d)
None
4.
Looking at peoples faces and bodies, and listening to their tone of voice, give you clues for understanding their
a)
Conflicts.
b)
Brainstorms.
c)
Self-control.
d)
Feelings.
5.
Being responsible for your own feelings and actions is
a)
Self-control.
b)
Remote control.
c)
Self-esteem.
d)
Point of view.
6.
Which of these statements is an I-message?
a)
I feel like you are a loud-mouth.
b)
I feel angry when you say I cheat.
c)
You slow-poke. I should kick you off the team.
d)
I wish I had a robot.
7.
The way I see my side of a conflict is called my
a)
Self-control.
b)
Remote control.
c)
Self-esteem.
d)
Point of view.
8.
"Seeing both sides" in a conflict means that you
a)
Have perfect eye-sight.
b)
Understand how the other person sees the problem.
c)
Can see both of the persons who are fighting.
d)
Agree with the other person.
9.
Why should people express their feelings?
a)
So other people will understand.
b)
To help them keep their self-control.
c)
To build their self-esteem.
d)
All of the above.
10.
To solve a conflict well, you need to be able to
a)
Think of many different ideas.
b)
Be in the fastest reading group.
c)
Remember a lot of hard rules.
d)
Be good at math.
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