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Understanding PAWS

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the “P” in PAWS stand for?

a)

Preparation

b)

Positivity

c)

Participation

d)

Pride

2.

What is the main purpose of PAWS?

a)

To give more homework

b)

To help create clear expectations and a positive school culture

c)

To prepare for tests

d)

To plan school events

3.

Which of the following is an example of Positivity?

a)

Ignoring others

b)

Complaining about work

c)

Greeting classmates with kindness

d)

Arriving late to class

4.

What does the A in PAWS stand for?

a)

Answering Questions

b)

Apple Pie

c)

Academics

d)

Accountability

5.

“We own our choices and follow through” describes which part of PAWS?

a)

Positivity

b)

Accountability

c)

Working Hard

d)

Service to Others

6.

Which action shows Accountability?

a)

Blaming others for an error.

b)
Admitting a mistake and taking steps to correct it.
c)

Making excuses for a mistake.

d)

Ignoring a problem and moving on.

7.

What does the W in PAWS stand for?

a)

Working Hard

b)

Writing Skills

c)

Winning

d)

Working Less

8.

What does Working Hard look like?

a)

Procrastination and distraction from tasks.

b)

Avoiding challenges and staying comfortable.

c)

Taking frequent breaks and relaxing.

d)

Using class time wisely

9.

Asking for help instead of giving up is an example of…

a)

Positivity

b)

Accountability

c)

Working Hard

d)

Service to Others

10.

What does the S in PAWS stand for?

a)

Service to Others

b)

Stealing food from friends

c)

Service Hours

d)

Smart answers

11.

Which action best shows Service to Others?

a)
Donating clothes to a thrift store.
b)
Taking a long vacation abroad.
c)
Buying a new car for yourself.
d)
Volunteering at a local shelter.
12.

Why does PAWS matter?

a)

It gives students more rules

b)

It helps create a safe and supportive environment

c)

It takes up class time

d)

It replaces regular lessons

13.

PAWS helps students become…

a)

Less responsible

b)

Distracted learners

c)

More competitive with classmates

d)

Responsible young adults

14.

Which of the following is NOT part of PAWS?

a)

Working Hard

b)

Accountability

c)

Service to Others

d)

Perfection

15.

Being kind to substitute teachers is an example of…

a)

Positivity

b)

Accountability

c)

Working Hard

d)

Service to Others