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Flipped Assignment- The 8th Commandment

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Read each situation carefully and choose whether it is Truthful or Untruthful. Don't forget to input your name first before answering.

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Flipped Assignment- The 8th Commandment
 

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Flipped Assignment- The 8th CommandmentOnline version

Read each situation carefully and choose whether it is Truthful or Untruthful. Don't forget to input your name first before answering.

by Mary Jane Christine Peñas
1

A student tells his classmates that he was personally invited to join a regional competition, even though he only filled out a general application form like everyone else.

2

When asked if she submitted her part of the group project, a student says “Yes,” even though she has not finished it yet.

3

After seeing two classmates whispering, a learner concludes that they must be talking badly about her.

4

During lunch, a group discusses a classmate’s failing grades and family problems even though it does not concern them.

5

A student shares online that a teacher will be removed from school because “someone said so,” even though no announcement was made.

6

A learner tells his friend, “Your presentation was clear and good,” even though he noticed a few mistakes, because his friend looked nervous and discouraged.

7

A student admits to the teacher that she forgot to cite her sources properly in her research paper.

8

When classmates start discussing an unconfirmed story about another student, one learner says, “We don’t know if that’s true, so let’s not spread it.”

9

A student clarifies, “I’m not sure what they meant; maybe we should ask them directly,” instead of assuming something negative.

10

A learner honestly tells his groupmates that he needs help understanding the lesson instead of pretending he already knows it.

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