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Emotional Commotion Quiz

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Test your knowledge on the themes and concepts of 'Emotional Commotion'!

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Test your knowledge on the themes and concepts of 'Emotional Commotion'!

by Carrie Hulsman
1

A friend pushes you in the hallway by accident. What do you do?

2

You’re left out of a group activity. How do you respond?

3

You’re feeling really frustrated with a math problem. What can help?

Choose one or more answers

4

Someone compliments your drawing. What do you say?

5

Your classmate is crying after recess. What can you do?

6

The teacher gives you feedback on your writing. What do you do?

7

You feel nervous about presenting in front of the class. What might help?

8

You see two students teasing someone. What should you do?

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Great job using self-regulation and communication!

Speaking up respectfully helps solve social problems!

Taking a break or asking for help shows a growth mindset.

Accepting praise builds confidence and connection!

Showing empathy helps build trust and support others!

Feedback helps us grow—it’s part of learning!

Preparing and calming strategies help you feel more confident.

Speaking up or getting help is a brave, respectful choice!

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