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Self Advocacy Summative

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 37mins

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Class
Date
1.

When you're confused by something, it's best to ask for help.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

One example of self-advocating is...

a)

asking for more time on a test.

b)

getting mad at the teacher.

c)

blaming a bad grade on someone else.

3.

Which of the following is NOT an example of self-advocacy?

a)

Telling the teacher “I need a calculator for my math test.”

b)

Highlighting my notes will help me understand the material.

c)

Laying my head down on my desk when I don’t understand a math problem.

d)

Recording the teacher’s lecture to make sure I get all the notes

4.

Which of the following is an example of self advocacy?

a)

Completing all your work on your own.

b)

Going to class.

c)

Setting an alarm to remind you to go to class.

d)

Reaching out to teachers/school counselor with questions.

5.

When self-advocating, you should

a)

Speak up for yourself

b)

Keep it inside and don't tell anyone

6.

Do you tell teachers, staff, and your family what you like to do?

a)

5 - Always

b)

4 - Most of the time

c)

3 - Sometimes

d)

2 - Rarely

e)

1 - Never

7.

Do you ask for help when you need it?

a)

5 - Always

b)

4 - Most of the time

c)

3 - Sometimes

d)

2 - Rarely

e)

1 - Never

8.

Can you describe your strengths and weaknesses?

a)

5 - Always

b)

4 - Most of the time

c)

3 - Sometimes

d)

2 - Rarely

e)

1 - Never

9.

What does self-advocacy mean?

a)

Taking a break

b)

I don't know

c)

Speaking up for yourself

d)

Talking out of turn

10.

What does self-awareness mean?

a)

Knowing about yourself

b)

Thinking about someone else

c)

Seeing yourself in the mirror

d)

Speaking up for yourself

11.

What is a strength?

a)

Something you don't like to do

b)

Something you're bad at

c)

Something you're taught to do

d)

Something you're good at

12.

Who is the "best" self-advocate for you?

a)

ME!

b)

Someone else

c)

My teacher

d)

My friend

13.

To be your self advocate can be hard at first.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

Advocacy gets easier the more you practice

a)

True

b)

False

15.

Some feeling you feel when you first start to be your own self advocacy is

a)

scared

b)

uncomfortable

c)

nervous

d)

All of the above.

16.

Speaking up for yourself

a)

learning preference

b)

self advocacy

c)

inventory

17.

Way of learning that helps you most or that you like (prefer) the most

a)

kinesthetic

b)

access

c)

learning preference

18.
In order to become a self-advocate, you must believe in yourself, your ability to achieve what is required, and your ability to ________.
a)
Persevere
b)
Differentiate
c)
Accommodate
d)
Intersect
19.

Which of the following represents a "POSITIVE SELF-TALK" statement?

a)

It's an opportunity to learn something new.

b)

I've never done it before.

20.

Which of the following represents a "POSITIVE SELF-TALK" statement?

a)

I can try to make it work.

b)

There's no way it will work.