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First Reactions and Thoughtful Choices

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a “first reaction”?

a)

A choice we think about carefully

b)

An automatic response that happens quickly

c)

A planned behavior

d)

A rule we follow

2.

First reactions are usually controlled by:

a)

Logic

b)

Emotions

c)

Teachers

d)

Rules

3.

Why do first reactions happen so fast?

a)

Our brain wants to protect us

b)

We choose them on purpose

c)

They are always correct

d)

Adults cause them

4.

Which is an example of a first reaction?

a)

Taking a deep breath

b)

Thinking about consequences

c)

Yelling when upset

d)

Asking for help calmly

5.

What is a common result of acting on a first reaction?

a)

Problems get smaller

b)

Better decision-making

c)

Regret later

d)

Rewards

6.

Which of the following is NOT a first reaction?

a)

Yelling when upset

b)

Crying suddenly

c)

Taking a deep breath

d)

Slamming a door

7.

Which of the following can help you avoid a negative first reaction?

a)

Acting immediately

b)

Counting to ten

c)

Ignoring the problem

d)

Blaming others

8.

What is likely to happen if you always act on your first reaction?

a)

You will always make good choices

b)

You may regret your actions

c)

You will never have problems

d)

You will always be rewarded

9.

When someone laughs at your answer, what is a good response?

a)

Insult them back

b)

Leave class angrily

c)

Pause and stay calm

d)

Throw something

10.

Why is pausing important before reacting?

a)

It stops emotions from existing

b)

It helps us think clearly

c)

It wastes time

d)

It makes others upset

11.

What should you remember about first reactions?

a)

Act on them immediately

b)

Ignore them

c)

Pause and choose wisely

d)

Share them online

12.

Which of the following is NOT a good way to handle strong emotions?

a)

Pause and reflect

b)

Think before acting

c)

Yell at others

d)

Choose a wise response

13.

What is likely to happen if you do not control your first reaction?

a)

You will always be right

b)

You may make the situation worse

c)

You will always be calm

d)

You will never regret

14.

Which of the following helps you make better decisions during emotional moments?

a)

Acting quickly

b)

Pausing to think

c)

Ignoring your feelings

d)

Blaming others

15.

Why is the thinking part of the brain important during emotional situations?

a)

It helps us run faster

b)

It helps us think clearly

c)

It makes us angry

d)

It makes us forget