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WorksheetsLeadership Practice Test
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 16mins
What would a leader do if they found a kid acting up in the bathroom?
Leave and ignore it
Acknowledge the poor behavior and tell them that is not how we behave in the rest room.
Goof around too
Run down the hallway to tell on them
What would a leader do if they had a teammate that was struggling with their game?
Tell the coach you don't want them on the team
Make fun of them when they fail
Show them how to improve what they are doing and encourage them to be positive
Ignore them, it isn't your problem
What would a leader do if they were in the hallway and no one was looking?
Run and ask their friends to race
Walk at a standard pace, with their chin up, looking for opportunities to help others
Walk slowly, take their time because they're just bored
Play in their locker, stop off in the bathroom, stop for a drink, stare into the other classes, and then go back to their own room
What would a leader do in the lunchroom?
Yell for their friends to come play
Get up out of their seat and wander
Throw their trash across the table at the garbage can
Eat, talk with friends in polite tones, and clean up their area completely when finished
What would a leader do in class?
Make several trips out of the room
Play with items in their desk and distract other kids by trying to get them to look at you to whisper talk
Use their time to goof around mostly, and then rush to almost finish their work before turning it in incomplete
Take bathroom trips during switches and walks to specials or lunch. focus on learning, use class time to the fullest, ask for help, offer help
What would a leader do when their best friend talks about inappropriate things?
Laugh and tell them stuff too
Tell them that they should choose to stay positive and not talk about negative things, and then ask for help from a teacher of parent
Ignore them and forget about
Gossip to your other friends about what they were talking about
What would a leader do at home?
Clean their room when their parents ask them to
Be rude and disrespectful to their parents
Hide out in their room playing on devices to not bother anyone
Clean their room before being asked to, help parents with chores, play games with family members, read
What would a leader do if they saw an elderly neighbor needed help?
Ask, do you need my help?
Go help them because it is obvious they need help
Ignore them and keep playing
Tell someone else to go help them
What would a leader do on the playground?
Look for kids that want to play and include everyone that does, help any kids that are having troubles, or are feeling sad
Worry only about themselves and play
Look for other kids to annoy because it is funny
Sit around and take "bathroom" trips because they're too lazy to play
What would a leader do at recess?
Ignore the instructions of the lunch aides
Listen to the lunch aides and follow their directions, and help them by making sure that everyone else is following the rules as well
Do whatever you want because your teacher and parents can't see
Use the time to stand around and gossip with friends about others
What will a leader become?
Lazy loser
A person that others look up too, a friend to 100s, a person others are proud to know, a person with a great career with amazing pay, a wonderful spouse, a terrific parent, proud of themselves
Broke and alone
Grumpy and people try to avoid them and their excuses
What would a leader a do when a classmates water bottle falls?
Scream or yell oh look at that that sucks hahahahaha
Say that ain't mine
Disrupt the whole class to make a scene as you talk about it over and over
Stop and clean it up, no talk needed
What would a leader do if they found an article of clothing?
Bring it to the lost and found
Hold it up and yell does this belong to anyone
Put it on to see if it fits and then keep it
Walk passed it, it isn't theirs
What does a leader do when they finish an assignment?
Take a nap
Play in their desk
Distract the kids around them from learning
Check in on others to see if they can help, work on enrichment activities in math, read to self, work on writing, practice skills to reach mastery.
What is "mindset"?
a fixed mindset
a growth mindset is positive
the established set of attitudes held by someone, could be fixed or growth
a positive mindset means you are very smart
What is "integrity"?
the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles; moral uprightness
doing what you want when you want
awareness of oneself
a person who is helpful, caring and nice
What is "tenacity"?
recovery
a very serious person
the quality or fact of being determined, determination
tena-city
What is "empathy"?
the ability to understand and share the feelings of another
doing what is right when nobody is watching
em-path-y
attitude
What is "self-discipline"?
being the most intelligent person
self-dis-cip-line
the quality or fact of continuing to exist, persistence
the ability to control one's feelings and overcome one's weaknesses
What is "resilience"?
the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties; toughness
the ability to resil
being trustworthy
the quality of honesty
What is "advocate"?
the established set of attitudes held by someone
awareness and understanding of one's own thought processes
the continued or prolonged existence of something
a person who publicly supports or recommends a particular cause or policy
