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Mission Teenpossible: Slayed Day 1

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
  1. According to Erik Erikson, which stage do teens experience during adolescence?



a)

A) Trust vs. Mistrust

b)

B) Initiative vs. Guilt

c)

C) Identity vs. Role Confusion

d)

D) Industry vs. Inferiority

2.
  1. Piaget’s formal operational stage means teens have fully developed logical reasoning skills.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

What is the main reason teens might challenge authority in class?

a)

A) They dislike the teacher

b)

B) They’re developing a sense of identity

c)

C) They are lazy

d)

D) They are always rebellious

4.

According to Vygotsky, learning happens best through:

a)

A) Memorizing vocabulary

b)

B) Individual silent work

c)

C) Social interaction with peers

d)

D) Watching videos

5.

Steinberg’s research highlights that teens are more sensitive to:

a)

A) Discipline and strict rules

b)

B) Rewards and peer approval

c)

C) Homework

d)

D) Adult conversations

6.

What is the recommended classroom strategy to handle teens’ search for independence?




a)

A) Ignore them

b)

B) Give them choices and voice

c)

C) Force them to follow strict rules

d)

D) Let them do whatever they want

7.

Language learning during puberty can be chaotic because of emotional, cognitive, and social changes.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

According to Deci & Ryan, which factor is NOT part of self-determination theory?



a)

A) Autonomy

b)

B) Competence

c)

C) Relatedness

d)

D) Memorization

9.

According to Vygotsky, what is the Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD)?




Correct Answer: B

a)

A) A place where teens sit in class

b)

B) The gap between what teens can do alone and with help

c)

C) A test teenagers take to show progress

d)

D) An area for punishment

10.

In a classroom, the teacher notices that some students, like Aria and Rohan, seem shy and disengaged during lessons. To encourage their participation, the teacher is considering different strategies.




a)

A) Calling on them randomly

b)

B) Pair and group work

c)

C) Ignoring them

d)

D) Only using lectures

11.

In a classroom, students often find their phones distracting. What is one effective way to utilize them positively?




Correct Answer: B

a)

A) Ban them completely

b)

B) Use them for quick research or quiz apps

c)

C) Confiscate them at the door

d)

D) Let students use them freely

12.

During a history lesson, Ava starts to show an attitude by rolling her eyes and whispering to her friend. The best response from the teacher is to:



a)

A) Yell at her

b)

B) Stay calm and model respectful behavior

c)

C) Ignore the behavior

d)

D) Kick her out of class

13.


Passive resistance in teens means they are actively trying to disrupt the class.

a)

True

b)

False

14.


In a high school classroom, Maya, an ESL teen, often sits quietly during discussions. One reason why she might go silent in class is:




a)

A) She loves listening

b)

B) She lacks confidence and fears making mistakes

c)

C) She is bored

d)

D) She knows everything already

15.

In a classroom setting, when a student named Noah disrupts the lesson by talking out of turn, it’s important for the teacher to:




Correct Answer: A

a)

A) Focus on the behavior, not the person

b)

B) Embarrass the student to teach them a lesson

c)

C) Yell to show authority

d)

D) Ignore the behavior

16.

In a school where Maya is a teacher, she believes that a positive classroom environment includes:




a)

A) No rules

b)

B) Random punishments

c)

C) Clear expectations and consistent boundaries

d)

D) Only teacher-centered lessons

17.

Harper recently completed a challenging project at school and received praise from her teacher. Celebrating this small success has helped build her confidence and motivation.

a)

True

b)

False

18.

In a classroom, the teacher notices that some students are struggling with the material while others are excelling. To ensure that all students are engaged and learning effectively, which strategy should the teacher implement to balance challenge and support?



a)

A) Giving all students the same tasks

b)

B) Ignoring weaker students

c)

C) Differentiating tasks and using scaffolding

d)

D) Avoiding all challenging tasks

19.

What is one way to build rapport with teens in ESL classes?




Correct Answer: B

a)

A) Ignore their opinions

b)

B) Celebrate milestones with stickers or stars

c)

C) Only use textbook exercises

d)

D) Focus on grammar drills

20.

When disciplining her teenage daughter, Evelyn believes that making her feel humiliated will teach her a valuable lesson.

a)

True

b)

False