The Fair Frog’s Crossing

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Juego de preguntas sobre valores representativos de la UE

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Raúl Bueno

Spain

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ETHICS & INCLUSION IN EUROPE QUIZ

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Froggy Jumps The Fair Frog’s CrossingOnline version Juego de preguntas sobre valores representativos de la UE by Raúl Bueno 1 A new student from a different country doesn't speak your language well. During lunch, they are sitting alone. What do you do? a Ignore them so they can have a quiet moment of rest and peace. b Sit with them and use simple words or gestures. c Ask your friends if they think the new student is rude, instead of talking to them directly. 2 You are playing a video game online and a player starts using offensive words about a specific religion. What is the best reaction? a Report the user for their disrespectful behavior. b Stay silent and continue the game to avoid a boring discussion that could ruin your match. c Use the same offensive language to show them how it feels to be insulted. 3 Your school is organizing a trip, but the bus doesn't have a ramp for a classmate in a wheelchair. What do you say? a We should carry our classmate manually inside. This is fster than wait for another b Maybe it is better if the classmate joins us on the next trip when we have a better bus. c Ask for an accessible bus to include everyone in the trip. 4 You see a "Help Wanted" sign in a shop that says "Only men can apply". Is this right in the EU? a No, it is gender discrimination and violates equal opportunity laws. b Yes, because the shop owner has the legal right to choose their own team. c Yes, if the job involves carrying heavy and dangerous boxes. 5 A friend tells you a "joke" that makes fun of people from a different ethnic background. What is your response? a Laugh so your friend doesn't feel uncomfortable. b Say that stereotypes aren't respectful. c Quickly talk about another and more fun subject to change the group mood. 6 You are in a group project and one student has a different opinion because of their cultural background. What do you do? a Follow the opinion of the majority of the class. b Listen and try to find a common solution that respects all the different perspectives. c Explain in detail that in your country things are done in a better way than in theirs. 7 A student with a disability is afraid to join the Erasmus trip because they think it will be too difficult for them. What should the group do? a Help the teachers plan accessible activities so everyone can participate. b Tell the student it is better to stay at home where they are safe. c Ignore the problem because the teachers will solve everything alone. 8 You see a social media post spreading "fake news" about immigrants. What is the responsible action? a Share it so your followers can have a long debate. b Check facts and share official information. c Delete all your social media apps to avoid seeing any bad news or reading bad comments 9 In a debate, a student says that "Europe is only for people born here". Which value are they forgetting? a The relevance of having a strong, green and stable economy for all the countries in the Union. b The value of Inclusion and Human Rights c The right of all citizens to travel to other continents. 10 A girl in your class wants to study Mechanical Engineering, but people are laughing. What do you say? a Talent and interests have no gender. Everyone should follow their own professional passion. b Engineering is very difficult. c They are just joking, you should learn to be more relaxed and enjoy the moment. 11 During an exchange, you realize your host family has very different traditions than yours. How do you behave? a Ask them to change their daily schedule. b Be curious and respect their traditions. c Only eat snacks and food that you brought from your own country to avoid trying new things 12 You see a classmate being "cyber-bullied" in a WhatsApp group. What is the most supportive action? a Send a private and very long message to the victim. b Support the victim publicly and talk to a teacher. c Leave the group so you don't have to see the mean and bad comments written by others. 13 At a school election, a student says they won't vote because "it doesn't matter". What is your argument for Democracy? a Voting is a right and a responsibility b If you don't vote, you can't complain about the food in the canteen or the rules of school c Teachers will give extra points and rewards to those who go to vote during the morning session 14 A student with a hearing disability joins your sports team. How do you adapt? a Ask them to be the assistant of the coach. b Use visual signs to communicate during the game. c Shout loudly and slowly so they can try to hear your instruction even if they have difficulties 15 You see someone throwing plastic into the sea during a school trip. Why is this a European issue? a Because the local police might see it. b Environment is a shared responsibility and a main priority for the future of the EU. c Because the fish will think it is food and they will feel very sad and sick in the ocean.

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The Fair Frog’s CrossingOnline version

by Raúl Bueno

A new student from a different country doesn't speak your language well. During lunch, they are sitting alone. What do you do?

You are playing a video game online and a player starts using offensive words about a specific religion. What is the best reaction?

Your school is organizing a trip, but the bus doesn't have a ramp for a classmate in a wheelchair. What do you say?

You see a "Help Wanted" sign in a shop that says "Only men can apply". Is this right in the EU?

A friend tells you a "joke" that makes fun of people from a different ethnic background. What is your response?

You are in a group project and one student has a different opinion because of their cultural background. What do you do?

A student with a disability is afraid to join the Erasmus trip because they think it will be too difficult for them. What should the group do?

You see a social media post spreading "fake news" about immigrants. What is the responsible action?

In a debate, a student says that "Europe is only for people born here". Which value are they forgetting?

A girl in your class wants to study Mechanical Engineering, but people are laughing. What do you say?

During an exchange, you realize your host family has very different traditions than yours. How do you behave?

You see a classmate being "cyber-bullied" in a WhatsApp group. What is the most supportive action?

At a school election, a student says they won't vote because "it doesn't matter". What is your argument for Democracy?

A student with a hearing disability joins your sports team. How do you adapt?

You see someone throwing plastic into the sea during a school trip. Why is this a European issue?