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draw a person being responsible

Being a responsible citizen you should
Follow the rules
not follow the rules
make fun of others
None of the obove
Being a responsible student it is our duty to take care of our school property.
True
False
Qualities which makes you responsible person at home.
Helping parents
Creating problems at home
Qualities which makes you responsible Citizen.
Littering
Keep the area clean
Student responsibility occurs when students take an active role in their learning by:
Recognizing they are accountable for their academic success.
Cheating in school
Missing school
Being academically irresponsible
Why is it important to be responsible at school?
Each person is irresponsible and do not take ownership of their actions in a way that values building safe and positive classrooms.
I do not think it is important to be responsible at school.
It is important if I want it to be.
Each person is responsible for taking ownership of their actions in a way that values building safe and positive classrooms.
When I communicate only with teachers and designated students for assignment/class purposes I am....
A good student.
Acting Responsibly
Showing off
Being safe
Identify the appropriate behaviors for acting responsibly:
Following instructions, completing assignments, no horse-playing.
Following instructions, not accepting feedback, horse-playing
Not following instructions, accepting feedback, no horse-playing
Following instructions, not completing assignments, no horse-playing
A consequence is the result or outcome of our actions
TRUE
FALSE
Responsibility means not to do the correct thing on the right time
TRUE
FALSE
Samantha was taking a walk with her dog around her neighborhood. She saw some plastic soda bottles on the sidewalk. She decided to pick them up and place them in the recycling bin at her house.
Responsible
Not Responsible
Each time you don’t accept responsibility, you become a person
with good character.
that is irresponsible, untrustworthy, and unreliable.
that people will enjoy spending time with.
All of the above.
Samantha was taking a walk with her dog around her neighborhood. She saw some plastic soda bottles on the sidewalk. She decided to pick them up and place them in the recycling bin at her house.
Responsible
Not Responsible
Taking responsibility is social skill that:
you are born with.
you learn.
is not very important.
All of the above.
Each time you don’t accept responsibility, you become a person
with good character.
that is irresponsible, untrustworthy, and unreliable.
that people will enjoy spending time with.
All of the above.
What is responsibility?
Being an accountable person, and taking the blame when it's your fault.
Doing what you're told to do after complaining.
Blaming others when something goes wrong, but it is your fault.
Being someone that people cannot depend on, and breaks promises.
Taking responsibility means that you are admitting you did something wrong.
True
False
You are born knowing how to be responsible.
True
False
Check ALL of the reasons why people would choose NOT to take responsibility. (Only one does not belong)
They are embarrassed.
It was not their fault.
They are afraid of being punished.
It's easier for them to blame others or make excuses.
What are the consequences for not taking responsibility?
It damages your character (who you are)
It damages your reputation (how people view you)
It damages your personal growth (it is immature)
All of the above
Which one is NOT a BENEFIT (good thing) for taking responsibility and being an accountable person?
You earn respect
You can damage relationships
You build good character
You can learn from your mistakes
How would you demonstrate responsibility if... you broke the wheel off of your brothers new skateboard?
Say, "It must have been from that rock in the road!"
Say, "I think the screws on your wheel were loose."
Say, "I apologize for breaking your wheel. It wasn't on purpose."
Don't tell him that it was you and just let him find it broken.
How would you demonstrate responsibility if... You promised your mom and dad you would clean your room but you just don't feel like it?
Don't clean it, you deserve a day to relax.
Make up an excuse that you have a headache so they let you lay in bed.
Plead and beg them to let you clean it another time.
Clean it anyway because they asked you to.
How would you demonstrate responsibility if... it is time to go to bed and you just remembered that you have a big assignment due tomorrow?
Stay up super late to get it done and then get very little sleep.
Throw something together really quick on the way to school and turn in a poorly done assignment.
Go to bed at a good time and then wake up early to work on the assignment.
Tell your teacher the next day that you didn't even know there was a big assignment.
How would you demonstrate responsibility if... you agreed to take care of your neighbor's dog while they are away, but now a friend has invited you to a sleep over?
Tell your friend that you cannot have a sleep over tonight because you promised to help your neighbor.
Go over to your friends house for a sleep over, the dog should be fine for one night, right?
Ask your parent to go check on the dog for you while you go to the sleep over.
How would you demonstrate responsibility if... your mom isn't feeling well and she could really use some extra help around the house?
Make her a card, but tell her you can't help around the house because your favorite show is on TV.
Help to keep her comfortable and ask her how you could help her clean up around the house.
Stay in your room to avoid her asking you to help.
Tell her that she will feel better soon and then she can clean the house herself.
Check ALL of the ways that you can show responsibility... (three)
When something goes wrong, come up with the best excuse to make sure you don't get in trouble.
Complete homework and chores without reminders.
Accept your mistakes, learn from them. Don't make excuses or blame others.
Apologize when you do something wrong, and work to make it better.
You are responsible for the way you behave and your character.
True
False
You are not responsible for the choices you make in your life.
True
False
If no one is around, it is okay to not clean up after yourself because no one is around to notice.
True
False
It is responsible to do what you're asked to do by your parents, stay healthy, and be dependable.
True
False
What is responsibility?
Being an accountable person, and taking the blame when it's your fault.
Doing what you're told to do after complaining.
Blaming others when something goes wrong, but it is your fault.
Being someone that people cannot depend on, and breaks promises.
Taking responsibility means that you are admitting you did something wrong.
True
False
You are born knowing how to be responsible.
True
False
Check ALL of the reasons why people would choose NOT to take responsibility. (Only one does not belong)
They are embarrassed.
It was not their fault.
They are afraid of being punished.
It's easier for them to blame others or make excuses.
What are the consequences for not taking responsibility?
It damages your character (who you are)
It damages your reputation (how people view you)
It damages your personal growth (it is immature)
All of the above
Which one is NOT a BENEFIT (good thing) for taking responsibility and being an accountable person?
You earn respect
You can damage relationships
You build good character
You can learn from your mistakes
How would you demonstrate responsibility if... you broke the wheel off of your brothers new skateboard?
Say, "It must have been from that rock in the road!"
Say, "I think the screws on your wheel were loose."
Say, "I apologize for breaking your wheel. It wasn't on purpose."
Don't tell him that it was you and just let him find it broken.
How would you demonstrate responsibility if... You promised your mom and dad you would clean your room but you just don't feel like it?
Don't clean it, you deserve a day to relax.
Make up an excuse that you have a headache so they let you lay in bed.
Plead and beg them to let you clean it another time.
Clean it anyway because they asked you to.
How would you demonstrate responsibility if... it is time to go to bed and you just remembered that you have a big assignment due tomorrow?
Stay up super late to get it done and then get very little sleep.
Throw something together really quick on the way to school and turn in a poorly done assignment.
Go to bed at a good time and then wake up early to work on the assignment.
Tell your teacher the next day that you didn't even know there was a big assignment.
How would you demonstrate responsibility if... you agreed to take care of your neighbor's dog while they are away, but now a friend has invited you to a sleep over?
Tell your friend that you cannot have a sleep over tonight because you promised to help your neighbor.
Go over to your friends house for a sleep over, the dog should be fine for one night, right?
Ask your parent to go check on the dog for you while you go to the sleep over.
How would you demonstrate responsibility if... your mom isn't feeling well and she could really use some extra help around the house?
Make her a card, but tell her you can't help around the house because your favorite show is on TV.
Help to keep her comfortable and ask her how you could help her clean up around the house.
Stay in your room to avoid her asking you to help.
Tell her that she will feel better soon and then she can clean the house herself.
Check ALL of the ways that you can show responsibility... (three)
When something goes wrong, come up with the best excuse to make sure you don't get in trouble.
Complete homework and chores without reminders.
Accept your mistakes, learn from them. Don't make excuses or blame others.
Apologize when you do something wrong, and work to make it better.
You are responsible for the way you behave and your character.
True
False
You are not responsible for the choices you make in your life.
True
False
If no one is around, it is okay to not clean up after yourself because no one is around to notice.
True
False
It is responsible to do what you're asked to do by your parents, stay healthy, and be dependable.
True
False
Character trait that we can use to hold ourselves to doing the best work we can.
Accountability
Responsibility
High Standards
Time Management
Which of these is not a high standard?
I will show my math work.
I will proofread my English work for grammatical mistakes.
I will just click submit on all my assignments.
I will make sure my work is done to the best of my ability.
(a) is to evaluate what and how you are doing and improve.
Accountability is similar to responsibility.
True
False
A (a) is a goal point for something we want to be able to do or how something should look.
AVID Students can demonstrate accountability by doing which of the following? Check all that apply.
Checking Power-school for grades
Taking feedback and correcting mistakes
Submitting assignments by due dates
Receiving a zero for an assignment
By reaching for high standards, you push yourself to _______.
adjust
evaluate
progress
grow
Another way AVID students can hold themselves accountable is by creating a plan of (a) .
Which of the following shows responsibility? Check all that apply.
Leaving my chores for my mom to complete
Making a to-do-list of things I need to complete
Waiting until I am grounded to complete assignments
Completing assignments during Tutorial Time
Which is Not a Benefit for taking responsibility and being an accountable person?
You earn respect from your teachers and classmates
You damage relationships
You build good character
You learn from your mistakes
What are the consequences for not taking responsibility?
It damages your personal growth (it is immature)
It damages your character (who you are)
It damages your reputation (how people view you)
All of the above are correct
Check ALL of the ways that you can show responsibility...
Complete homework and chores without reminders.
When something goes wrong, come up with the best excuse to make sure you don't get in trouble.
Accept your mistakes, learn from them. Don't make excuses or blame others.
Apologize when you do something wrong, and work to make it better.
Your parents are responsible for the way you behave and the choices you make.
True
False
If your English writing assignment is due on Friday at 3:00pm you are being responsible if you turn it in a week later half done.
True
False
Having a Positive Growth Mindset will help you be more responsible.
True
False
In the Virtual Learning environment what are your responsibilities as a student. Check all that apply.
Log in for class each day
Complete assignments on time and at a high standard
Play my video game during class
Go back to sleep once I have logged on
Ask questions when I don't understand
Emma hated taking reading tests. She really wanted to finish her test so she could read her new book. She filled in the answers without reading the test or thinking about what the correct answer could be.
Responsible
Not Responsible
Which is the responsible choice?
Staying up all night studying
Forgetting to study
Making excuses about studying
Studying 30 minutes every day before the test and then studying extra the night before
Below are the importance of being responsible, EXCEPT...
To make others like us.
To build a safe and positive surrounding.
To improve academic performance.
To grow as a better person.
Who was Josiah's mother?
Esther
Jedidah
Vashti
Whose example did Josiah follow?
King David
Amon
Hilkiah
Who was Jeremiah's father?
David
Mosese
Hilkiah
I appointed you as a prophet to the ..............
world
nations
The word of the Lord came to Jeremiah during the reign of king?
David
Amon
Josiah
What was God's plan for Jeremiah?
Prophet to the nations
Prophet to the house
At what age did Josiah become king?
10
15
8
What did he find in the Temple during the repair work?
Fairy Tale
The Book of Isaiah
The Book of Law
Who was Josiah's father?
King Amon
David
Moses
Josiah repaired the Temple of the Lord.
True
False
1. Choose the correct alternative.
Taking responsibility for your actions means:
Blaming others.
Making excuses.
Saying or admitting you did something wrong.
2. Choose the correct alternative.
When you take responsibility, people will think that you are:
Untrustworthy.
A bad person.
Trustworthy.
3. Choose the correct alternative.
Each time you don’t accept responsibility, you become a person
With good character.
That is irresponsible, untrustworthy, and unreliable.
Courage
4. State whether the following statement is 'True or False'.
Your failure to accept responsibility will send a strong signal to others that you are trustworthy and will make a good friend.
True
False
5. Choose the correct alternative.
Taking responsibility is social skill that:
You are born with.
You learn.
Is not very important.
6. Complete the following statement:
_______________is when people believe that you are honest and truthful.
Responsibility
Trustworthy
Courage
7. Choose the correct alternative.
Whenever you are in a situation in which you must be accountable for your own actions, it is important to ask yourself, “Who is responsible for my actions?”
MOTHER
TEACHER
MYSELF
7. Choose the correct alternative.
Responsibility is being accountable for your...
Actions.
Behavior.
Decisions.
All of the above.
8. State whether the following is 'True or False'.
Your failure to accept responsibility will send a strong signal to others that you are trustworthy and will make a good friend.
True
False
10. Choose the correct alternative.
Excuses are a way to deflect ________________ to something or someone else.
ANGER
BLAME
Samantha was taking a walk with her dog around her neighborhood. She saw some plastic soda bottles on the sidewalk. She decided to pick them up and place them in the recycling bin at her house.
Responsible
Not Responsible
Tim got home from school after a long day. He really wanted to watch TV but he decided to complete his homework before turning on his favorite show.
Responsible
Not Responsible
Will's mom asked him if he had let the dog outside to go to the bathroom. Will lied to his mom and told her that he did. Later that day, the dog had an accident in the house.
Responsible
Not Responsible
Lily was shopping with her dad. She was walking down the toy aisle. She saw a 20 dollar bill laying on the ground. Lily asked her dad if she could take it to the lost and found.
Responsible
Not Responsible
Emma hated taking reading tests. She really wanted to finish her test so she could read her new book. She filled in the answers without reading the test or thinking about what the correct answer could be.
Responsible
Not Responsible
Taking responsibility for your actions means:
blaming others.
making excuses.
saying or admitting you did something wrong.
not taking the blame for a decision you made.
Over the last several decades, society has seen an increase in people, especially younger adults, unwilling to take responsibility for their actions.
True
False
In the last several decades, what trend has occurred?
People are taking responsibility more often.
More people are not taking responsibility.
Fewer students are cheating.
All of the above.
Taking responsibility is social skill that:
you are born with.
you learn.
is not very important.
All of the above.
When deciding if they should take responsibility, many people choose not to because they are afraid:
of being embarrassed.
of being punished.
of someone becoming angry with them.
All of the above.
When a person chooses not to take responsibility for their actions,
there are no consequences
only the person blamed is harmed.
there are consequences.
None of the Above.
Each time you don’t accept responsibility, you become a person
with good character.
that is irresponsible, untrustworthy, and unreliable.
that people will enjoy spending time with.
All of the above.
When you take responsibility, people will think that you are:
untrustworthy.
foolish.
trustworthy.
a bad person.
Each time you accept responsibility, you are telling yourself, “I am person with..."
"confidence".
"courage".
"honesty".
all of the above.
A recent study revealed that a high number of students see nothing wrong with cheating on tests or some see nothing wrong with taking things that don't belong to them.
True
False
The more often a person blames others and makes excuses for their mistakes, the more likely the act of not taking responsibility becomes a bad habit.
True
False
Your failure to accept responsibility will send a strong signal to others that you are trustworthy and will make a good friend.
True
False
For many people, it is a lot easier for them to blame others or make excuses than it is to accept responsibility.
True
False
Besides harming your relationships, when you don’t take responsibility, you are harming your personal growth.
True
False
You will learn from your mistakes, if you take responsibility.
True
False
______________is taking the blame for something you did wrong.
Consequence
Courage
Responsibility
Trustworthy
____________ is the outcome or result of doing something wrong.
Blame
Consequence
Trustworthy
Courage
___________ is how people view you or think about you.
Mistakes
Responsibility
Courage
Reputation
____________is to do the right thing, even when you are fearful.
Consequence
Responsibility
Courage
Reputation
_______________is when people believe that you are honest and truthful.
Responsibility
Trustworthy
Courage
Reputation
