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Froggy Jumps

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Annoying, Not, Neutral

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Pet Peeves: Real-Life Scenarios
 

Froggy Jumps

Pet Peeves: Real-Life ScenariosOnline version

Annoying, Not, Neutral

by Levine Jade Lumontad
1

A classmate taps their pencil loudly while the teacher speaks and glances at their phone.

2

A friend borrows your homework notes and returns them with edits you didn’t consent to.

3

Someone shares snacks, but they forget to check for classmates' allergies.

4

Your seatmate wears headphones softly during a group task, not bothering others.

5

A student raises their hand before speaking.

6

A student apologizes after bumping into you and helps pick up papers they dropped.

7

The teacher repeats instructions loudly after already explaining them clearly.

8

In a group project, one member never shares ideas and always asks for others' work.

9

Someone is late for class every day.

10

A friend reminds you about plans well in advance and stays organized.

11

You hear someone leaving doors open in a shared hallway.

12

Someone talks while the teacher is speaking.

13

Your friend shares their snacks with you.

14

Your friend shares their snacks with you.

15

Someone who gets angry easily.

16

A classmate who always complains.

17

A student who is kind to everyone.

18

Someone who is very bossy in group work.

19

Someone who thinks they are always right.

20

A student who is responsible.

21

A classmate who is patient.

22

A classmate who laughs at others’ mistakes.

23

Someone who does not share with others.

24

Your classmate copies your answers without asking.

25

Someone leaves trash on the floor.

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