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WorksheetsThe Wildcat Way Quiz
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 8hrs 20mins
Which of the following is a rule in The Wildcat Way?
Be lazy
Be respectful
Be noisy
Be unkind
What does "voice level zero" mean?
Whispering quietly
Talking softly
No talking at all
Yelling loudly
True or False: Voice Level 0 helps other classes stay focused while I walk in the hallway.
True
False
Why is it important to use Voice Level 0 when the teacher is giving directions?
So I can talk quietly to a friend
So the teacher can hear my stories
So everyone can hear the teacher clearly
So it’s less boring
Which of these is an example of using Voice Level 0?
Whispering to my neighbor
Talking very quietly to my friend
Listening silently when my teacher is talking
Laughing while walking in the hallway
When should I use a voice level of zero?
During recess
During lunch
While walking in the hallway
When working in a group
Turning my body towards the speaker and making eye contact are parts of active listening.
True
False
When following The Wildcat Way, I should practice active listening when someone is speaking.
True
False
Which of these is a good question to ask to show I’m listening actively?
What did you say?
When is lunch?
Can you repeat that part?
Can I use the restroom?
Which of the following shows I am NOT actively listening?
Sitting quietly and nodding along
Asking questions about what the speaker said
Telling my own story
Keeping my hands still
Which of these actions shows I am actively listening?
Looking at the speaker
Fidgeting with items on my desk
Daydreaming
Staring at the ceiling
Nodding and showing understanding with my face are parts of active listening.
True
False
When someone is speaking, how should my body language show I’m listening?
Turned away from the speaker
Looking at the speaker and sitting still
Moving around a lot
Looking down at my hands
Blurting out is okay if I know the answer and want to say it first.
True
False
Interrupting others shows that I am not listening or valuing their ideas.
True
False
Waiting for my turn to speak helps keep the classroom respectful and focused.
True
False
Why is it disrespectful to blurt out or interrupt someone who is speaking?
It shows that I am excited to share my idea.
It prevents others from being heard and disrupts the conversation.
It helps the teacher know I have something to say.
It makes everyone laugh and have fun.
What happens when a student blurts out during a class discussion?
The discussion becomes more organized.
It interrupts others, they lose focus and work time.
It shows that the student is paying attention.
The teacher can finish the lesson faster.
Which of these is a respectful way to share an idea in class?
Speak loudly over others to share my thought quickly.
Raise my hand and wait for my turn to speak.
Call out the answer.
Tell teacher if I think my idea is important.
Why is it important to wait my turn to speak instead of interrupting?
To make the class more exciting.
So everyone feels respected and heard.
To let only the teacher speak.
To finish the lesson faster.
How do my classmates feel when I frequently interrupt or blurt out?
Happy because they don’t have to talk.
Excited because it keeps things fun.
Relieved because the teacher doesn't call on them.
Disrespected because they lose their chance to share.
Why is it not appropriate to call over the para while the teacher is still teaching or giving directions?
The paraprofessional can answer faster than the teacher.
The paraprofessional likes helping me.
It helps everyone understand the directions better.
It distracts both the teacher and my classmates.
What should I do if I have a question while the teacher is giving instructions?
Call out to get the para’s help.
Raise my hand and wait for the teacher to call on me.
Ask the para immediately so I don’t forget.
Walk over to the para and ask quietly.
Why is it disrespectful to ask the para about something I already know the answer to?
It shows that I really like her.
It makes the teacher happy because she is very busy.
It okay because the para likes helping me.
It keeps them from helping other students who need help.
What could happen if the para is interrupted too often by students?
They can focus better on helping the students who need them most.
They can’t do their job of helping the students that have questions and need help.
They will have extra time to chat with us.
It helps them better understand the teacher’s lesson.
Why do we use "voice level zero" in some places?
To hear others better
To make things fun
To be noisy
To practice getting the teacher’s attention
How can I show I am listening to a teacher?
Look out the window
Talk to a friend
Raise my hand if I have a question
Draw on my paper
What is one way to show I am being respectful in class?
Interrupting others
Listening when others are speaking
Talking loudly
Leaving my seat
If I am not listening to the teacher’s directions the classroom will feel
Calm and focused
Disorganized and frustrating
Quiet and respectful
Fun and productive
Calling over the para while the teacher is giving instructions distracts everyone and slows down the lesson.
True
False
The para is in the room to always help all students equally.
True
False
Chatting with the para is okay when she is not helping students.
True
False
Raising my hand and waiting my turn shows respect for everyone in the room.
True
False
What is a good reason to use "voice level zero" in the classroom?
To be able to chat with friends
To respect my teacher and classmates
To make the room noisy
To confuse others
What does active listening involve?
Talking while someone else is speaking
Looking around the room
Nodding and making eye contact
Ignoring the speaker
What does active listening look like?
Laying my head on my desk
Facing the person talking
Quietly drawing and still listening
Going to the restroom
Getting the supplies I'm going to need
What should I do if I need help, but the teacher is still giving directions?
Call the para over to help.
Ask my friend instead.
Wait until the teacher finishes and then raise my hand.
Interrupt the teacher to ask my question quickly.
Why is it important to avoid asking the para questions during teaching time?
It gets attention for everyone in the class.
It ensures the para can be available to the students they are there to help.
The para doesn’t know the answers.
The para is there to help anyone at any time.
How does calling out to the para to come help me affect other students?
It allows those students to get extra attention.
It keeps them from getting the help they need.
It makes them feel included.
It has no effect on them.
What are the rules of The Wildcat Way in the Hallway? Select all that apply.
Keep my hands to myself
Face forward
Watch and talk to people from other classes as I'm walking
Whisper with the person next to me.
Be behind the person in the line order
Staying close to the wall while waiting in line can help keep the hallway clear for others.
True
False
Why is it not okay to put my feet on the walls while waiting in line? (Select all that apply)
It makes noises in the room behind the wall causing a distraction to that class.
It shows disrespect for school property.
It is fun to pretend I could climb the wall.
It can damage the wall and paint as well as leave marks and dirt on the wall.
It gives me something to do because I get bored waiting.
Which is the correct way to line up as a class?
Quickly and leaning against the wall
Talking to friends
Finish what I am working on and then line up
Get lined up quietly and as soon as the teacher says
Why is it important to walk in a line quietly in the hallway?
To keep my teacher happy
To be responsible and not disturb other classes
To see who might be in the hallway that I know
So I can talk to my friends
How should I behave when waiting in line?
Put my feet on the wall
Stand out in the middle of the hall to make it harder for others to get through.
Talk across the hallway with other people waiting
Stand still and wait patiently
Why should I face forward in line? Select all that apply.
So I can hear what other people in line are talking about.
So I don’t run into someone
So I don’t step on others’ heels
So I do not trip and fall
So no one gets hurt
When walking in line, how should my body be positioned?
Relaxed
Looking around
Facing forward and walking with purpose
Twisting, turning, and dancing
Which behavior shows patience while waiting?
Asking what time it is
Fidgeting with something
Standing quietly
Quietly talking with friends
What should I do if I feel bored while waiting?
Walk around and take a break
Complain so others know
Ask to go to the bathroom
Take a deep breath and focus on being patient
Why is it important to wait respectfully?
To get a piece of candy
To get attention
So others can focus without distraction
To show I can
True or False: Respectful waiting shows that I care about the time and space of others.
True
False
True or False: Keeping my voice level at zero in the hallway shows respect to other students and teachers.
True
False
Why is it important to walk at a voice level zero in the hallway?
To earn extra recess
To be able to talk with my friends
To be respectful to not disturb others.
To have fun with friends
How can I show respect to classmates in line?
Tell them to hurry up
Have a conversation with them
Stand quietly and give them space
Ignore them
Keeping hands and feet to yourself means I can touch my friends as long as they’re okay with it.
True
False
What does it mean to "wait patiently"?
Complain and ask questions
Fidget and move around
Stand quietly without complaining
Leave the line
What should I do if someone is talking to me while we are in line?
Talk loudly back
Listen quietly and respond softly
Ignore them
Leave the line to talk
What could happen if I do not use a voice level of 0 in the hallway?
Other people will want to be quiet
Everyone will move through the hallway quickly and with purpose
The whole class will get in trouble
Other classes will get distracted
Why is it important to line up quickly and quietly when the teacher tells me?
So the teacher can see who is lined up first
So I can run faster
So I can talk to friends in line
To show respect for my teacher and classmates
I should walk quickly but quietly when it’s time to line up.
True
False
When my teacher says it’s time to line up, what should I do?
Finish the last couple questions
Go to my friend’s desk to tell them something quickly.
Stop what I’m doing and walk to the line quickly and quietly.
Tell my classmates that they need to get lined up.
When I get in line, where should I stand?
Right next to the line leader
Behind a friend
Next to my friend
In the line order given by my teacher
Which of the following is an example of being responsible in the classroom?
Asking questions when the teacher is speaking
Getting up and walking around the room
Fidgeting quietly at me desk
Completing work during class and on time
What should I do if I want to ask a question in class?
Say it out loud
Raise my hand and wait to be called on
Whisper to a friend
Ask the para
It is okay to call the para over to talk to me if I have a question while the teacher is still explaining the lesson and giving instructions.
True
False
What is the appropriate way to enter the classroom?
Come in talking to the people in the room
Start working on the Daily Worksheet on my desk
Get my laptop off the charger
Walk in quietly and do the morning list in order
What should I do when I finish my work early?
Talk with friends
Help a classmate
Sit quietly
Follow the directions I am given
It is not okay to pick up trash that is someone else’s. They need to pick up their own trash and to learn responsibility.
True
False
Following The Wildcat Way makes the school a safer and is a much more enjoyable place for everyone.
True
False
Being respectful means treating others the way I want to be treated.
True
False
I can still be responsible even when no one is watching.
True
False
I do not need to always follow The Wildcat Way rules all the time.
True
False
Acting safe, responsible, and respectful means thinking about how my actions might affect others.
True
False
Complete the sentences with the words you feel would be best. Being (a) means treating others kindly, having an appropriate voice level, and follow adult directions.
Complete the sentences with the words you feel would be best. Being (a) means using my class time to get my work completed, doing things as soon as the teacher asks me to, and keeping my area clean and organized.
Being (a) means keeping hands and feet to myself, facing forward to be aware of what is going on, being in control of my body, and using materials as intended.
If we do not follow the Wildcat Way, the school could become a place where people feel (a) .
When students do not act responsibly, it makes more work for classmates and the teacher as well as missing (a) time .
Not using a quiet voice in the hallway could disturb students and adults who are trying to (a) and learn.
If students are not facing forward and are talking, not paying attention to what is going on in front of them while walking in the hallway, someone could get (a) .
If I am not respectful and quiet in the classroom, it might make others feel like they are not (a) .
While waiting in line, use a voice level of (a) .
When the teacher is talking, I should be (a) .
If I want to speak, I should (a) my hand.
I should always use (a) words with my classmates.
To show I am listening, I should sit up, have a voice level of zero, and (a) at the teacher speaking.
When classmates are working, I should not (a) them.
Blurting out during class is disrespectful because it does not give (a) the chance to answer or focus.
When I interrupt the teacher, it makes it harder for everyone to (a) and stay focused.
Being respectful means raising my hand and waiting to be (a) on before speaking.
It is inappropriate to call over the para while the teacher is speaking because it disrupts the whole (a) .
Instead of calling the para over to help me, I should (a) for the teacher to finish giving directions.
Asking questions I already know the answer to wastes the para’s time and makes it harder for them to be with the students who really need (a) .
The Wildcat Way is important because...
When I am being respectful, responsible, and safe, I...
Following the Wildcat Way helps everyone because...
Do you think you always follow the rules and are always responsible and respectful at school? Why or why not? Explain your reason with examples.
Explain how it makes you feel when your classmates are being distracting and blurting out across the room? Does it bother you? Do you not even notice? Can you still do your best work? Explain.
Explain how you think it effects your classmates when you are the one who is disruptive and distracting. How do you think they feel when you disrupt the class and it causes classmates to lose work time, and are distracting when you are talking when the teacher is talking or disrespectful when blurting out while other people are trying to work?
Do you think the punishment the teachers give students who are disruptive, distracting, and disrespectful is appropriate or should it be different? Do you have suggestions on how that kind of behavior should be handled by teachers?
