WorksheetsResponsibility Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What does it mean to be responsible?
Taking care of a puppy
Doing things without being reminded
Playing outside with friends
Eating snacks
What is an example of being responsible at school?
Skipping homework
Shouting out the answer in class
Ignoring your teacher
Raising your hand to talk
What is a responsibility at home?
Playing video games all day
Helping with dishes
Refusing to make your bed
Leaving toys everywhere
What does responsibility grow into?
Doubt
Trust
Fear
Anger
What happens if you're not responsible?
Things run smoothly
Everything gets messy
Everyone is happy
No one makes mistakes
What is an example of keeping a promise?
Ignoring your friend's call
Telling a lie
Sharing your snack as promised
Forgetting your friend's birthday
What is a responsibility in the classroom?
Not listening to the teacher
Being the line leader
Being the class clown
Refusing to do any work
What can you be responsible for at home?
Ignoring your chores
Helping a younger sibling with their shoes
Making a mess
Leaving the lights on
What is an example of being responsible for a pet?
Not giving water to the pet
Forgetting to feed the pet
Playing with the pet
Leaving the pet alone all day
What is an example of a chore?
Leaving the dishes dirty
Ignoring your toys
Sorting the recycling
Playing video games
What is an example of making a good choice?
Refusing to share your toys
Being mean to a friend
Ignoring someone who needs help
Stopping to help a friend who fell down
What is an example of being responsible for your own tasks?
Always needing to be reminded to do things
Doing things without being asked
Ignoring your responsibilities
Leaving things unfinished
What is an example of being responsible for the community?
Ignoring the needs of others
Refusing to participate in community events
Being selfish and uncooperative
Choosing to be kind and helpful
What is an example of being responsible for your family?
Taking care of your family
Being unhelpful and lazy
Refusing to spend time with your family
Ignoring your family's needs
What is an example of being responsible for your own mistakes?
Blaming others for your mistakes
Ignoring your mistakes
Trying your best to remember and fix your mistakes
Pretending your mistakes didn't happen
