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G3 G4 EOY Final Review 4/22

Total questions: 42

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the unforeseen and often unexpected outcomes of an action.

a)

Unintended consequences

b)

Intended consequences

2.

It is an (a)   reaction to drink soda instead of water?

3.

What predictions can be made about the consequences of drinking soda instead of water?

a)

Dehydration

b)

Mess up your stomach

c)

Bad teeth

d)

All of the above

4.

Your brother has had a rough day, so instead of insisting on what you want for dinner, you let him choose. Is this healthy or unhealthy conflict resolution?

a)

healthy

b)

unhealthy

5.

Your brother can be mean sometimes, so instead of saying what you want for dinner, you always let him choose. Is this healthy or unhealthy conflict resolution?

a)

healthy

b)

unhealthy

6.

Tiffany, Joelle and Lucas are working on a group project about sea animals. Tiffany and Joelle like dolphins and Lucas likes sharks. They plan to include both animals in the project.  Is this healthy or unhealthy conflict resolution?

a)

healthy

b)

unhealthy

7.

Tiffany, Joelle and Lucas don’t agree on a topic for their group project. They spend so much time disagreeing, they don’t have time to complete the project. Is this healthy or unhealthy conflict resolution?

a)

healthy

b)

unhealthy

8.

You are playing video games with your sister. She loses the game and starts crying. You tell her it’s okay lose, but give her tips on how to play better. Is this healthy or unhealthy conflict resolution?

a)

healthy

b)

unhealthy

9.

You ask your sister to play video games with you. She says yes, but she’ll only play Mario Kart because she always wins. You agree so that you won’t have to play alone. Is this healthy or unhealthy conflict resolution?

a)

healthy

b)

unhealthy

10.

You really like supreme pizza with stuffed crust. Your best friend wants to sausage with thin crust. You decide to get your toppings on one half of the pizza and agree on hand tossed crust. You both enjoy the pizza.  Is this healthy or unhealthy conflict resolution?

a)

healthy

b)

unhealthy

11.

You really like supreme pizza with stuffed crust. Your best friend wants to sausage with thin crust. You decide to get deep dish with all the toppings and the pizza tastes horribly. Is this healthy or unhealthy conflict resolution?

a)

healthy

b)

unhealthy

12.

Agendas can be both good and bad.

a)

true

b)

false

13.

A (a)   plan that guides behavior.

14.

Lily does not want to do schoolwork. She pretends to have a stomach so that she can leave class and go to the nurse’s office. Hidden agenda or not?

a)

hidden agenda

b)

not hidden agenda

15.

(a)   are facts that prove something is true or false.

16.

(a)   is to support with evidence

17.

To find evidence, you have to research and/or brainstorm on points that supports your position.

a)

True

b)

False

18.

(a)   is a person who creates new methods, ideas, or devices.

19.

Who is most known for the iPhone?

a)

Steve Jobs

b)

Justin Beiber

c)

Drake

d)

Mr. Beast

20.

The innovation of the iPhone solved the problem of carrying (a)   devices

21.

Who is known for Tesla?

a)

Steve Jobs

b)

Elon Musk

c)

Charli D'Amelio

d)

Janet Jackson

22.

The innovation of (a)   solved the problem of relying on fossil fuel.

23.

Who is known for founding Amazon?

a)

Steve Jobs

b)

Elon Musk

c)

Jeff Bezos

d)

Bart Simpson

24.

This innovation (a)   solved the problem of limited access to goods.

25.

Analogies help us understand new or challenging ideas by connecting them to things we already know.

a)

True

b)

False

26.

We use (a)   when we compare one thing to another to promote understanding!

27.

Conflict styles: You and your friend decide to take turns picking the show on Netflix to watch

a)

Avoid/turtle

b)

Accommodate/teddy bear

c)

Compete/shark

d)

Compromise/fox

e)

Collaborate/owl

28.

What is conflict resolution?

a)

Avoiding any disagreement

b)

Finding a peaceful solution to a disagreement

c)

Winning an argument

d)

Ignoring problems

29.

Why is active listening important in resolving conflicts?

a)

It helps to make the conversation longer

b)

It allows you to ignore the other person's point of view

c)

It ensures you understand the other person's perspective

d)

It helps you to interrupt more effectively

30.

What does it mean to "compromise" in a conflict?

a)

One person gets their way, and the other does not

b)

Both parties give up something to reach a solution

c)

The conflict is ignored

d)

The conflict is resolved in favor of the person with more power

31.

What is the first step in resolving a conflict?

a)

Deciding who is right and who is wrong

b)

Ignoring the problem

c)

Identifying the problem

d)

Telling everyone about the conflict

32.

Conflict styles: attempting to beat your opponent in a disagreement

a)

Avoid/turtle

b)

Accommodate/teddy bear

c)

Compete/shark

d)

Compromise/fox

e)

Collaborate/owl

33.

To be (a)   means to be helpful, sometimes too much.

34.

(a)   is working together to find a solution.

35.

(a)   groups of people who share similar characteristics or interests.

36.

(a)   is something that makes it difficult for people to do something or reach a goal.

37.

What are some types of barriers people face?

a)
  • Language

  • Financial 

  • Accessibility

b)

Hair color

Outfit

Striped socks

38.

What fallacy makes false statements about a whole group based on limited evidence.

a)

Generalization fallacy

b)

Ad Hominem fallacy

39.

(a)   fallacies are mean things said about a person instead of addressing an argument or idea.

40.

“Don't trust Mr. Smith's suggestion for the field trip; he's too old-fashioned.” What fallacy is this an example of?

a)

Ad Hominem

b)

Generalization

41.

“People who like broccoli are not good people and should not be trusted.” What fallacy is this an example of?

a)

Ad Hominem

b)

Generalization

42.

“I tried broccoli once and it was nasty. All vegetables are gross.” What fallacy is this an example of?

a)

Ad Hominem

b)

Generalization