wayground logo

Free Printable Worksheets

NEW

Font size

S
M
L
XL
Worksheets

Lesson 13: Defining Safety and Comfort

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which sentence best defines safe?

a)

No danger of getting hurt for you or others

b)

Having exciting adventures every single day

c)

Always following rules without thinking at all

d)

Feeling sleepy after a long school day

2.

Which sentence best defines comfortable?

a)

You are wearing brand-new clothes and shoes

b)

Everyone is being perfectly quiet all day

c)

You are doing the same activity every time

d)

What is happening around you feels right

3.

You walk into a room and notice loud yelling and things being thrown. What is the safest choice?

a)

Leave the room and find an adult helper

b)

Stay to watch until it calms down

c)

Join the yelling to fit in better

d)

Hide and wait without telling anyone

4.

Your friend asks you to play a game that makes your stomach feel tight and your hands sweaty. What should you do?

a)

Ignore your feelings and stay quiet

b)

Let someone else decide for you

c)

Keep playing even though it feels wrong

d)

Say no and choose a game that feels right

5.

Which question is the FIRST step in the Check It Out! safety process?

a)

What must I do?

b)

Do I need help?

c)

Am I OK?

d)

Am I safe?

6.

You feel calm while playing at home with family. Which statement best describes this situation?

a)

It needs adult rescue now

b)

It must be avoided always

c)

It is likely a safe situation

d)

It is probably unsafe

7.

Which feeling is a clue that a situation might be unsafe or uncomfortable?

a)

Comfortable and calm

b)

Relaxed and happy

c)

Peaceful and content

d)

Tense or scared

8.

If the answers to “Am I safe?” and “Am I OK?” are NO, what should you ask next?

a)

Where is the closest friend?

b)

Who caused the problem here?

c)

If not, what must I do to be OK?

d)

What rules were broken today?

9.

Which place is MOST likely to be safe for many students?

a)

A familiar home with a trusted adult

b)

An unknown alley at night

c)

A room with strangers arguing

d)

A place where rules are ignored

10.

A classmate dares you to do something you know is unsafe. Which TWO initial questions help you decide what to do?

a)

How popular will it make me?

b)

Who will watch me do it?

c)

Can I keep it a secret?

d)

Do I feel safe? and Am I OK?

11.

Which consequence can happen from unsafe situations?

a)

Make everyone learn more

b)

Guarantee winning awards

c)

Always lead to good fun

d)

Hurt you or others

12.

When you decide you are not safe and not OK, which action is BEST?

a)

Make a plan to be OK and ask for help

b)

Ignore feelings and stay where you are

c)

Wait for the unsafe person to stop

d)

Keep the problem secret from adults

13.

Which action is a safe way to handle an unsafe situation?

a)

Do something to make it safe

b)

Ignore it and hope it stops

c)

Join in to fit in

d)

Wait and do nothing

14.

If a classmate is picking on you and you feel unsafe, what is a smart first step?

a)

Say something to make it safe

b)

Pick on them back to stop it

c)

Tell no one and keep quiet

d)

Follow the dare to be brave

15.

You tried speaking up, but the person keeps bothering you. What should you do next?

a)

Challenge them to a contest

b)

Stay close and hope it stops

c)

Keep repeating the same words

d)

Move away or leave to be safe

16.

A friend dares you to do something risky. What is the best choice?

a)

Post about it to get likes

b)

Help someone make a safe choice

c)

Do the dare to make friends

d)

Watch silently and say nothing

17.

When none of your actions are working and you still feel unsafe, what should you do?

a)

Tell someone or ask for help

b)

Keep trying risky actions

c)

Hide the problem from adults

d)

Pretend you feel totally fine

18.

Which option shows thinking about consequences before acting?

a)

Acting without any plan

b)

Copying whatever others do

c)

Evaluating action consequences

d)

Waiting for others to decide

19.

Which question helps you decide if a situation is safe?

a)

Do my friends like it?

b)

Am I safe right now?

c)

Is this fun for me?

d)

Will this be fast to do?

20.

Which is a sign a situation might be unsafe or uncomfortable?

a)

It earns a prize quickly

b)

It looks easy to do

c)

It could hurt someone

d)

It makes everyone laugh

21.

If you decide a situation is not OK, what should you do first?

a)

Ignore your feelings

b)

Plan what to do to be OK

c)

Keep doing the same thing

d)

Wait and hope it gets better

22.

Which choice shows asking for help wisely?

a)

Tell a trusted adult

b)

Tell a random stranger

c)

Tell no one at all

d)

Tell only one classmate

23.

You predict that joining a risky dare could hurt someone’s feelings or body. What is the best safety response?

a)

Keep the dare secret

b)

Ask everyone to cheer

c)

Try it just one time

d)

Say no and walk away

24.

A classmate wants you to leave the group without telling the teacher. Which question from the safety framework should you ask?

a)

Is it faster than waiting?

b)

Will this be popular with friends?

c)

Is the teacher busy today?

d)

Do I need help in any way?

25.

After thinking through your options, which step helps you choose the safest action?

a)

Choose the fastest option

b)

Copy what others do

c)

Pick the most exciting choice

d)

Predict what might happen