WorksheetsMaking Predictions and Conclusions
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Ella saw her classmate drop a book. Instead of walking away, she picked it up and smiled. What can we predict Ella will do next time someone needs help?
Ignore it
Help them again
Ask for a reward
Complain to the teacher
Jose always studies before class and listens carefully. His teacher gives a surprise quiz. What can you conclude will happen?
He will fail
He will copy someone
He will do well
He will refuse to answer
Mara’s group includes students from different religions. One member is shy and quiet. What should Mara do to show respect and include her groupmate?
Let her stay silent
Ignore her
Ask what she wants to contribute and listen
Finish the task without her
Ali lent his friend a pencil every day for a week. One day, he forgot his pencil. What might happen next?
His friend will ignore him
His friend will lend him one
He will get scolded
He will be angry
Lara noticed her classmate crying quietly in the corner. What would a kind and age-appropriate action be?
Make fun of her
Walk away
Tell others loudly
Ask if she's okay and offer help
Ben’s project fell apart before the teacher came. His groupmates looked worried but stayed calm and helped fix it. What can you conclude about Ben's groupmates?
They are unprepared
They are helpful and responsible
They want to quit
They blame Ben
Isaac was the only boy in a cooking group. He was shy at first, but his classmates asked him nicely to join. What effect did their behavior have?
He became more embarrassed
He joined and shared ideas
He left the group
He ignored everyone
During playtime, Angel accidentally hurt another student. She said sorry and helped her sit down. What is Angel likely to do if it happens again?
Be more careful and kind
Avoid playing
Blame others
Run away
Rico helped clean the classroom even if it wasn’t his duty. His teacher saw him but said nothing. What can you conclude about Rico's behavior?
He is only helping to show off
He is responsible even without praise
He wants others to do his work
He was forced to do it
Claire noticed that one classmate is always left out during games because of how she looks. Claire wants to include her. What is a respectful and inclusive way to do that?
Choose her first and invite her kindly
Ask her to sit and watch
Tell her to change how she looks
Ignore the problem
