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Emotional Triggers

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A teacher corrects you in front of the class. What is the trigger?

a)

The homework

b)

Being corrected publicly

c)

The classroom rules

d)

The lesson

2.

You feel angry when someone rolls their eyes at you. What caused the emotion?

a)

The assignment

b)

The classroom

c)

The eye-rolling behavior

d)

The bell

3.

You feel upset because you think, “They don’t respect me.” What kind of trigger is this?

a)

External trigger

b)

Physical trigger

c)

Internal trigger

d)

School rule

4.

A classmate ignores you during group work. What emotion might this trigger?

a)

Hunger

b)

Excitement

c)

Sadness or anger

d)

Sleepiness

5.

You feel more irritated when you are tired or hungry. This is an example of:

a)

A rule problem

b)

An internal trigger

c)

A behavior

d)

A punishment

6.

Which of the following is an example of an external trigger?

a)

Feeling tired

b)

Someone rolling their eyes

c)

Thinking you are not respected

d)

Feeling hungry

7.

What might you feel if you are ignored by a classmate during a group activity?

a)

Excitement

b)

Sadness or anger

c)

Hunger

d)

Sleepiness

8.

Which of these is NOT a reason to know your emotional triggers?

a)

To avoid all feelings

b)

To prepare and pause

c)

To understand yourself

d)

To respond better

9.

If you feel upset because of your own thoughts, what kind of trigger is it?

a)

External trigger

b)

Internal trigger

c)

Physical trigger

d)

Rule trigger

10.

What is a possible benefit of understanding your emotional triggers?

a)

You can ignore your feelings

b)

You can blame others

c)

You can respond more thoughtfully

d)

You can avoid all emotions

11.

What is the main purpose of identifying emotional triggers?

a)

To avoid all emotions

b)

To prepare and pause before reacting

c)

To blame others

d)

To ignore problems

12.

You remember a past argument and feel angry again. What triggered the emotion?

a)

A sound

b)

A rule

c)

A memory

d)

A teacher

13.

You feel overwhelmed when given too much work at once. What is the trigger?

a)

The classroom

b)

The teacher

c)

Too much work

d)

The bell

14.

Which statement is true about emotional triggers?

a)

Triggers control our behavior

b)

Triggers are always bad

c)

Triggers can be internal or external

d)

Triggers cannot be changed

15.

What is the best first step when you notice a trigger?

a)

React immediately

b)

Blame someone

c)

Pause and notice the feeling

d)

Ignore it