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WorksheetsAttitude, Action, and Outcome
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is an action?
A thought
A feeling
Something you say or do
An opinion
Attitudes usually come:
After actions
After outcomes
Before actions
Last
Outcomes are:
Thoughts
Feelings
Results of actions
Rules
Which of the following is NOT an attitude?
“I can do it.”
“I’ll never succeed.”
Running a race
“Why bother trying?”
Which of the following is an example of an action?
Feeling happy
Saying “hello”
Thinking about school
Having an opinion
What is the relationship between actions and outcomes?
Actions are results of outcomes
Outcomes are results of actions
Actions and outcomes are the same
Outcomes come before actions
What should come first when making a decision?
Outcome
Attitude
Action
Rule
If you want a positive outcome, what should you focus on first?
Your attitude
The rule
The consequence
The outcome
Which statement is true about actions?
Actions are always thoughts
Actions are always feelings
Actions are things you say or do
Actions are always rules
If you notice a negative attitude, what should you do first?
Ignore it
Blame someone else
Notice it
Quit
Choosing a better action means:
Doing nothing
Waiting for others
Making a healthier choice
Being perfect
Can you choose a positive action even if your attitude is negative?
No
Only sometimes
Yes
Never
What should you do if you make a mistake?
Quit
Try again
Ignore it
Blame someone else
Which of the following is NOT a positive action?
Asking for help
Making a healthier choice
Giving up
Trying again after a mistake
If you notice someone has a negative attitude, what is a helpful thing to do?
Ignore them
Help them notice it
Blame them
Tell them to quit
What is a sign of refusing to change?
Trying again after a mistake
Refusing help
Making a healthier choice
Asking for help
Which of the following is a result of ignoring instructions?
Positive action
Better choices
Poor actions
Making a healthier choice
Practicing new habits means:
Changing once
Expecting instant results
Repeating positive actions
Giving up
Which attitude leads to better outcomes?
“This is too hard.”
“I won’t try.”
“I can learn from this.”
“It doesn’t matter.”
Which action shows responsibility?
Making excuses
Blaming friends
Taking ownership of choices
Ignoring consequences
