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WorksheetsRISE!
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
The "R" in RISE stands for
Responsible
Respectible
Reality
Remember
The "I" in RISE stands for
Impossibility
Initiative
Integrity
Interest
The "S" in RISE stands for
Support
Secure
Surrender
Surprise
The "E" in RISE stands for
Entertainment
Engagement
Enhancement
Enforcement
An example of being responsible is
flushing the toilet and washing your hands afterward.
talking trash.
leaving your mess in the cafeteria.
being on social media during class.
An example of integrity is
lying to your teacher about what you are doing.
asking for help when you need it.
being rude to others.
texting your friend to meet you in the bathroom.
An example of support is
standing in the middle of the hall making it hard for others to get past you.
ignoring the teacher when he/she is giving instructions.
being a positive example to others.
yelling at someone that has made you angry.
An example of engagement is
being late for class.
using the bathroom to contact your friends.
ignoring others needs.
remaining focused even when you want to do anything but schoolwork.
An example of being responsible is
reporting safety concerns to someone in authority.
ignoring signs of trouble.
leaving trash in the cafeteria.
leaving the bathroom without washing your hands.
An example of support is
taking your lunch outside then throwing the trash on the ground.
following the teacher's instructions.
ignoring someone that is asking for help.
swearing at someone.
An example of engagement is
remaining focused on your work even though you'd rather watch a movie.
interrupting a teacher or classmate when they are talking to someone else.
staying in the bathroom because you are avoiding your work.
using your phone to play games rather than for schoolwork.
Another example of being responsible is
signing in, getting your folder, and being in your seat when the bell rings.
sauntering into class five minutes after the bell rang.
interrupting the teacher while he/she is helping someone else.
not following instructions.
An example of integrity is
going through the lunch line once.
taking your food the first time you go through the lunch line, then trying to get more later.
trashing the bathroom.
texting your friends during class.
One acceptable use for cell phone use in school is
using mel.org to work on a research paper.
for snapchatting your friends.
watching a basketball game.
texting your mother to tell her you're bored.
You are showing integrity when
you ask to use the restroom and then go to the cafeteria.
you ask to use the restroom and use it for its intended purpose.
you ask to use the restroom and you meet your friends to talk.
you ask to use the restroom to avoid doing your work.
