WorksheetsMr. Mac's Expectations Quiz
Total questions: 43
Worksheet time: 56mins
Cellphones can no loner be used during school hours?
TRUE
FALSE
At the end of each class period, you should:
Leave your Chromebook on the desk and go to your next class.
Bring it back to the charge station and don't plug it in.
Take the Chromebook with you after class.
Bring it to the charging station and plug it in.
On your third tardy, you could receive a major referral?
TRUE. You can get a referral to the office.
FALSE. Not until your fourth tardy.
If your parents/guardian calls the school to let them know you are going to be absent, you can still complete your assignment and possibly get full credit, even though you were not here in school?
TRUE
FALSE
Helping out in class (helping a classmate, and plugging in a Chromebook without being asked) can get you extra credit and/or Spartan coins.
TRUE
FALSE
What does the word "respect" really mean?
Showing Kindness to Everyone
Showing Kindness to some people.
Only showing Kindness to your teachers.
Refusing to sit quietly and continually disrupting the class is disrespectful.
True
False
If you are not showing respect, you may be asked to leave the room to cool down either for part of the period or the rest of the class period.
TRUE
FALSE
ONE FINGER means you want to ask a question?
TRUE
FALSE
Eating in class can lead to a minor/major referral?
TRUE
FALSE
If you are absent from my class, you will be able to find missed assignments on Google Classroom.
TRUE
FALSE
You can sit where ever you want in my class.
TRUE, in some classes.
FALSE, the needs of the class usually mean that there is a seating plan.
With permission from the teacher, it may be possible.
This sort of drink is ok in my class.
true, you can drink what you want.
false, must be in a spill resistant container.
In this class, when your teacher is asking a question to which an answer is required from you, you should:
Put your hand up and answer.
Blurt out the answer.
Sit quietly and don't bother to participate.
Put hand up, wait to be chosen.
Picking up trash next to your seat or helping out a seat partner could get you extra credit or a treat.
true
false
Sitting quietly and never participating could result in phone call home.
true
false
Requesting to use the restroom just before class is ok in my room.
true, I can ask right at the beginning of the period.
false, I need to wait until the first 10 minutes are up, unless it is an emergency.
I can do well in civics/US history if: I try my best, even if I never ask questions or participate.
Most likely
Possible, but not likely.
Impossible
Respect means: Mr. Mac may need to call home to let your parents know how you are doing in Civics/US history.
True
False
Ignoring your teachers instructions can lead to a minor or major referral.
True
False
Academic Cheating does not include turning in someone else's work.
True
False
Being positive is not important in Mr. Mac's class.
True, grumpy attitudes are preferred.
False, try and be positive!
Civics/US history is boring if I choose not to participate.
True
False
Once in a while, I can choose to put my head down and sit quietly when I am sad, tired or just not into doing Civics/US history today, so long as I don't distract others.
True, so long as it is not a pattern.
False, you are always required to participate.
I can eat in class whenever I wish.
True
False
If I need to leave the class, you should:
Leave the room whenever you wish.
Fill out your planer, raise your hand, make sure to take a pass.
just get up quietly, go to the back of the room, take a pass and walk out.
leave the classroom and take as long as you wish, but just come back by the end ok the period.
Use hand signal, fill out Hall pass, take a pass from the back, return ASAP.
Seeing a "HAND UP" from your teacher in class means:
I have a question
You need to go to the bathroom
Someone needs something
I need you to sit quietly.
Distracting others from being able to learn can lead you to a minor/major referral.
True
False
Constantly talking in class, even when your teacher is trying to teach a lesson is:
Not showing respect to him or others.
Not trying your best and usually results in lower grades.
Makes learning less fun because the teacher is always having to remind us about how to behave.
Will eventually lead to a major referral if it continues.
All of the above.
Constantly talking across the class is not showing respect.
True
False
Respect means: sitting quietly, not disrupting the class and listening to instructions of your teaher?
True
False
Continually playing games on your computer may lead to:
A minor/major referral
A phone call home
A seat change, asked to leave the room
All of the above
Putting your hand up, trying your best, sitting quietly when asked to do so could:
Get you extra credit.
A treat.
All answers are correct.
Exception from homework for that day/or an assignment.
Mr. Mac is showing he actually cares about you if:
He calls home to let your parents know how you are doing in Civics.
He gives you a treat just for being respectful and positive on a regular basis.
He greets you when he sees you around the school.
He gives you extra credit for being a great role model to others.
All of the above.
If Mr. Mac asks you to take a new seat it is because he:
Feels that your current seat is not the best place for you.
Feels that you just need a change from where you are use to sitting.
Thinks that your current seat may be causing you to be distracted by/or distracting others from learning.
All of the above.
Causing a disruption of any kind, could lead you to a minor referral. This includes:
Sitting back on your chair when you are not supposed to do so.
Repeatedly talking loud across the class, especially if you were told not to do so.
Choosing to ignore instructions from your teacher.
All of the above.
If you don't want to do work today, your choices are:
Play on the computer and talk to others.
sit quietly, work on something academically related, or put your head down.
eat, get on my phone and talk to others in class.
argue with Mr. Mac, laugh and carry on with friends, ignore Mr. Mac.
Your seat belongs to you and Mr. Mac is not allowed to move you for any reason.
True, I sit where I want and I don't care who it bothers.
False, sometimes he may need to move me because I am either districted or just to change things up.
What does "don't invite chaos" mean?
It means to listen to instructions, be kind, participate and make good choices.
I have no idea and I don't care.
It means I can be mean, rude, disrespectful and I can create whatever noise I want.
It just means I can sleep.
Yelling across the Classroom, or talking/laughing out loud could lead you to a major referral?
True
False
What does the word "defiance" mean? (click all that apply)
It means that you can do whatever you want.
It means you can choose to not follow instructions.
It means you openly disregard and disrespect the teacher and don't care about the consequences.
It means that I am not following Mr. Mac's main rules.
If there are a number of loud personalities in the room who appear to all be talking BUT your teacher says to you several times, "can you please lower your voice and get back on task" you should:
Complain that other people are talking loudly and just ignore the request.
Say, "yes sir, sorry sir".
Complain to administration that you are being treated unfairly.
Tell others that Mr. Mac is unfair and that people should just ignore his rules.
You have an IEP (individual learning plan) which says you get extra time and also says that you are a really active and talkative person. Therefore, in class you should:
Do whatever you want, talk to others loudly, move around the room and do your work whenever you wish.
Take as much time as you want to complete assignments, and if you don't feel like it, just go to sleep.
Make sure to actively work on your assignments, find a way to cope with your energy, such as focus on working.
Get out of your seat whenever, talk loudly across the room and do all of your assignments at home/last nine weeks.
