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Self Advocacy

Total questions: 58

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
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.

Asking for help can be hard because you think you don't need help.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

Everyone has the same strengths and weaknesses.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

If you are working hard, people are more likely to help you.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Self-advocating is something that EVERYONE does in order to be successful.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

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

8.

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.

9.

What is a disability?

a)

Something that is wrong with you

b)

Something that limits a person in an area of their life

c)

When something doesn't work

d)

Something that helps you do something

10.

What does "physical" mean?

a)

Dealing with the body

b)

Dealing with the mind

c)

Dealing with school

d)

Dealing with rights

11.

What does "mental" mean?

a)

Dealing with the body

b)

Dealing with the mind

c)

Dealing with school

d)

Dealing with rights

12.

What is self-awareness?

a)

Taking control of your life

b)

Being able to speak up for yourself

c)

Knowing about yourself

d)

Treating someone differently because of a certain thing like race, age, or disability.

13.

What is self-determination?

a)

Something that is due to a person by law

b)

Something that helps you do something.

c)

Something that you should do

d)

Taking control of your life.

14.

What is self-advocacy?

a)

Taking control of your life

b)

Being able to speak up for yourself

c)

Treating someone differently because of a certain thing like race, age, or disability

d)

Something due to a person by law

15.

What is self-advocacy?

a)

Taking control of your life

b)

Being able to speak up for yourself

c)

Treating someone differently because of a certain thing like race, age, or disability

d)

Something due to a person by law

16.

What is an accommodation?

a)

A change in an assignment, or what you have to do.

b)

A duty, something that you should do

c)

What you need to help you do something

d)

Something you want to do or accomplish

17.

What does IEP stand for?

a)

Identical Education Payments

b)

Individualized Education Program

c)

Identity Escape Plan

d)

Ironic Elephant Pants

18.

Which one of the following is NOT one of the accommodations on your IEP

a)

Test read aloud

b)

Small group, separate room testing

c)

Braille Pages

d)

Extended time

19.

What is a right?

a)

Something you should do

b)

Something you are good at

c)

Something due to a person by law, something everyone deserves

d)

Something You want to do or accomplish

20.

What is a responsibility?

a)

Something you are good at.

b)

Something due to a person by law

c)

Something you want to accomplish

d)

A duty, something you should do

21.

What is discrimination?

a)

Making a desicion

b)

Knowing about yourself

c)

Treating something differently because of a certain thing like race, age, or disability.

d)

Something you want to improve

22.

What is a decision?

a)

Making a choice

b)

A change in an assignment

c)

Something you cannot live without

d)

Something you are good at

23.

What is a goal?

a)

Something you ignore

b)

Something you want to do or accomplish

c)

Being able to speak up for yourself

d)

Something that limits a person in an area of their life

24.

What is a need?

a)

Something you are good at.

b)

Something about yourself you want to improve.

c)

Something you have to have to live.

d)

Something you would like to have

25.

What is a want?

a)

Something you are good at.

b)

Something about yourself you want to improve.

c)

Something you have to have to live.

d)

Something you would like to have.

26.

What is a strength?

a)

Something you are good at.

b)

Something about yourself you would like to improve.

c)

Something you have to have to live

d)

Something you would like to have

27.

What is a weakness?

a)

Something you are good at.

b)

Something about yourself you would like to improve

c)

Something you have to have to live

d)

Something you would like to have

28.

What does "post-secondary" mean?

a)

Before High School

b)

During High School

c)

After High School

d)

Without High School

29.

Scenario: Cary has been very anxious the last few days about an upcoming Science Test and hasn't been able to talk with anyone about it. Cary's teacher comes over to him and asks how he is. How can Cary respond and Advocate for Himself?

a)

"I'm feeling awesome about the Science Test"

b)

"I'm feeling very nervous about this test and need help reviewing the material"

c)

"I feel okay about the test and have been studying a lot"

30.

Why is self advocacy important

a)

It is important because it empowers you to speak up for yourself and make decisions about your life.

b)

Self advocacy isn't important

c)

Self advocacy is important because you can stand up for other people when they are being mistreated.

31.

Self-advocacy is learning how to...

a)

speak up for yourself.

b)

make your own decisions.

c)

get information and support.

d)

All of the above.

32.

Three elements of self-advocacy are...

a)

Understanding. Knowing. Communicating.

b)

Learning. Talking. Listening.

c)

Practicing. Helping. Hoping.

d)

Fighting. Playing. Laughing.

33.

Not being able to ask questions or for help harms your ability___________.

a)

to learn

b)

to be independent

c)

both of these

34.

Being able to self-advocate is an important _______________.

a)

talent

b)

life and social skill

c)

listening skill

35.

One of the best ways to learn is by _____________.

a)

being quiet

b)

depending on others

c)

asking questions

36.

People that ask questions and ask for help learn more and are more likely to be ____________________.

a)

successful at work and at school

b)

to be independent

c)

both of these

37.

When asking a question or for help, it is important ____________.

a)

to be clear and specific

b)

to be unclear (vague)

c)

not to plan your question

38.

To be successful and independent, you will need ____________.

a)

to have your parents do more for you

b)

to be a self-advocate

c)

to depend on others

39.

Often, people don't self advocate because they are afraid to ask questions.

a)

true

b)

false

40.

Have _______________ and courage.

a)

confidence

b)

speak

c)

thankful

d)

clear

41.

As we become adults, being able to self-advocate becomes even more important.

a)

true

b)

false

42.

Those who don't ask questions, learn more.

a)

true

b)

false

43.

___________ up.

a)

confidence

b)

speak

c)

person

d)

polite

44.

Be ____________.

a)

confidence

b)

speak

c)

person

d)

polite

45.

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.

46.

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.

47.

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

a)

True

b)

False

48.

Why is self advocacy important

a)

It is important because it empowers you to speak up for yourself and make decisions about your life.

b)

Self advocacy isn't important

c)

Self advocacy is important because you can stand up for other people when they are being mistreated.

49.

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.

50.

What is a definition of Self Advocacy?

a)

Picking out an Avocado by yourself

b)

Spending all of your time by yourself

c)

Not having any friends

d)

Speak up for yourself

51.

What is an example of Self Advocacay?

a)

Problem at school & someone needs to speak up

b)

Need to get the correct information or help

c)

Making your own decision (despite peer pressure)

d)

Volunteering for a local group to bring awareness to a problem (hunger)

52.

What is an Essential of Self Advocacy?

a)

You can identify a ripe avocado

b)

Be direct: State clearly, firmly and politely what your needs are

c)

You want to only work by yourself

d)

You become good at telling people what to do

53.

What is a benefit of self advocacy?

a)

Enjoying a ripe avocado

b)

You become a demanding person

c)

Develop conflict resolution and creative problem solving skills

d)

No one wants to be around you

54.

How should you self-advocate when your order is wrong?

a)
b)
c)
d)
55.

Which is a common reason that people decide to do volunteer work? (hint: choose 2 correct answers)

a)

You are making a difference in the world

b)

It is a way to earn additional income

c)

You are able to help people less fortunate than you

d)

Boring and has a lot of time

56.

It is important to be ______ and ______ when asking for what you need.

a)

loud and rude

b)

clear and specific

c)

timid and shy

d)

threatening and harmful

57.

What should you do if you're feeling overwhelmed during breaks?

a)

Keep it to yourself

b)

Talk to a trusted friend or adult about your feelings

c)

Ignore your feelings

d)

Avoid breaks

58.

What is a key message about self-advocacy?

a)

Your voice doesn't matter

b)

Self-advocacy is a skill that weakens with practice

c)

You're alone in this

d)

Your voice matters, and self-advocacy gets stronger with practice