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Honesty

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Honesty leads to what?

a)

Losing friends

b)

Being trustworthy

c)

Making your teachers upset

d)

Losing priviledges

2.

Draw a picture of a facial expression of someone being caught telling a lie

3.

Describe a time when you were honest recently:

4 lines
4.

An honest person is:

a)

respectable

b)

angry

c)

forgetful

d)

weird

5.

An honest person has ________

a)

insanity

b)

unpredictable actions

c)

less friends

d)

integrity (does the right thing, even if no one is watching)

6.

What President is know for being honest?

a)

John F. Kennedy

b)

Donald Trump

c)

Abraham Lincoln

d)

Franklin D. Roosevelt

7.

A lion is an animal that symbolizes honesty. Draw your best lion.

8.

A benefit of being honest is that:

a)

People can trust you

b)

You make more money

c)

You will be better at cooking

d)

People will like you

9.

Write about a time when you were dishonest and how did you feel when you told the lie?

4 lines
10.

What is the meaning of honesty? Honesty implies....

a)

a right to get what you want

b)

a lack of understanding

c)

a refusal to lie, steal, or deceive in any way

d)

an elephant may be in the room

11.

“Better to get hurt by the truth than comforted with a lie.”

 

—Khaled Hosseini, The Kite Runner

a)

Totally Disagree

b)

Disagree

c)

Perhaps

d)

Agree

e)

Totally Agree

12.
  • I resist telling the little lies that make life easier.

a)

Totally Disagree

b)

Disagree

c)

Perhaps

d)

Agree

e)

Totally Agree

13.
  • Even if others are cheating, I follow the rules.

a)

Totally Disagree

b)

Disagree

c)

Perhaps

d)

Agree

e)

Totally Agree

14.
  • If I pay for something and get too much change,
    I return it.

a)

Totally Disagree

b)

Disagree

c)

Perhaps

d)

Agree

e)

Totally Agree

15.
  • I say what I think, though others might disagree
    with me.

a)

Totally Disagree

b)

Disagree

c)

Perhaps

d)

Agree

e)

Totally Agree

16.
  • I’d try very hard to return a lost wallet.

a)

Totally Disagree

b)

Disagree

c)

Perhaps

d)

Agree

e)

Totally Agree

17.
  • When someone finds a lost wallet in a major store, they'll be more likely to return it.

a)

Totally Disagree

b)

Disagree

c)

Perhaps

d)

Agree

e)

Totally Agree

18.
  • I've seen my parent(s) be dishonest.

a)

Never (100% honest)

b)

Very infrequently

c)

Occasionally

d)

Quite often

e)

All the time!

19.
  • A 2-Day Park Hopper Ticket to DisneyLand is $355 for a child ages 3-9. Children 2 and under are free. Your younger sibling just turned 3 last week.

a)

My parents would say my younger sibling is still 2.

b)

My parents would pay for my younger sibling.

20.
  • Repeated dishonesty is a bit like a perfume you apply over and over. At first you easily detect its distinctive scent. But the more you use it, the less you notice it. Research shows that the brain adapts similarly to dishonesty, making each subsequent falsehood less emotionally troubling than the last. 

a)

False

b)

True

21.
  • Decisions to do the right thing are more difficult when you feel like you’re struggling.

a)

False

b)

True

22.

Read that sign carefully...

a)

I take only one!

b)

I take two!

c)

I take a handful!

d)

I'll take the whole bowl if I think I can get away with it.

23.

Which of the following is a consequence of being dishonest?

a)

Increased stress

b)

Better sleep

c)

Improved relationships

d)

More energy

24.

Why is honesty important in a friendship?

a)

It makes the friendship more exciting

b)

It is not important

c)

It builds trust and respect

d)

It ensures the friendship will last forever

25.

What can be a result of continuous honesty in one's actions?

a)

Isolation

b)

Financial loss

c)

Stronger personal integrity

d)

Decreased self-esteem