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WorksheetsTrustworthiness
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
Trustworthiness means...
Being honest in my words and actions.
Doing what I say I will do.
Doing what is right, even when it is hard.
Being a good friend.
All of the above.
True or False:
Telling a lie to keep from getting into trouble is okay.
True
False
My teacher asked me to take a folder to the Guidance Office. After delivering the folder I went straight back to class. Was I being trustworthy?
Yes
No
One way to be trustworthy is to keep your promises.
Yes, being trustworthy means that you keep your promises.
No, being trustworthy has nothing to do with keeping your promises.
Jake borrows a book from the library but never returns it. Is Jake being trustworthy?
Yes
No
Which of the following is not similar to trustworthiness?
Honesty
Integrity
Truthful
Untruthful
You have a big test coming up tomorrow that you have not started studying for. What should you do?
Copy off of your friend’s test.
Fake a stomach ache, stay home, and skip the test.
Study for the test and do your very best.
Make up an excuse so that your teacher will let you take the test another day.
True or False:
Trust is easy to build and hard to break.
True
False
Sawyer found a note on the floor at school. It has someone else’s name on the outside. What should Sawyer do?
Open the letter and read it.
Don’t read it and deliver it to the person whose name is on the front.
Throw it in the trash.
Leave it on the floor. It is none of Sawyer's business.
Choose as many answers as you think are correct:
Where should I be trustworthy?
School
Home
Nowhere
Community
True or False:
When we gain someone's trust, we can get more freedom and opportunities.
True
False
