Expected and Unexpected Behavior Examples

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In this game, players will explore various nouns to determine whether they represent expected or unexpected behaviors. Players will answer with (Yes) for expected behaviors and (No) for unexpected behaviors. Test your knowledge and see how well you can distinguish between the two!

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Deirdre Jones

United States

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Expected and Unexpected Behavior Examples


Expected and Unexpected Behavior ExamplesOnline version In this game, players will explore various nouns to determine whether they represent expected or unexpected behaviors. Players will answer with (Yes) for expected behaviors and (No) for unexpected behaviors. Test your knowledge and see how well you can distinguish between the two! by Deirdre Jones 1 A teacher canceling class without notice. Yes No 2 A waiter bringing food to a table after an order. Yes No 3 A waiter forgetting to bring food to a table. Yes No 4 A cat purring when being petted. Yes No 5 A child saying 'thank you' after receiving a gift. Yes No 6 A student throwing a paper airplane in class. Yes No 7 A teacher giving homework after a lesson. Yes No 8 A child refusing to say 'thank you' after receiving a gift. Yes No 9 A car stopping at a stop sign. Yes No 10 A person slamming the door in someone's face. Yes No 11 A bird singing in the morning. Yes No 12 A dog barking when someone approaches the house. Yes No 13 A person holding the door open for someone behind them. Yes No 14 A student raising their hand to answer a question in class. Yes No 15 A car speeding through a red light. Yes No 16 Muting your microphone when not speaking Yes No 17 Using the chat to argue with classmates or post inappropriate content Yes No 18 Joining virtual class in your pajamas Yes No

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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Expected and Unexpected Behavior ExamplesOnline version

by Deirdre Jones

A teacher canceling class without notice.

A waiter bringing food to a table after an order.

A waiter forgetting to bring food to a table.

A cat purring when being petted.

A child saying 'thank you' after receiving a gift.

A student throwing a paper airplane in class.

A teacher giving homework after a lesson.

A child refusing to say 'thank you' after receiving a gift.

A car stopping at a stop sign.

A person slamming the door in someone's face.

A bird singing in the morning.

A dog barking when someone approaches the house.

A person holding the door open for someone behind them.

A student raising their hand to answer a question in class.

A car speeding through a red light.

Muting your microphone when not speaking

Using the chat to argue with classmates or post inappropriate content

Joining virtual class in your pajamas