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Froggy Jumps School Respect and Justice QuizOnline version Behavior in social spaces by Inelis 1 Which action best shows respectful behavior when you witness injustice at school? a Ignore it to avoid trouble b Speak up calmly and report it to a trusted adult c Join others who are laughing at the injustice 2 If someone is being excluded during a group activity, what is the appropriate response? a Form a separate group with others b Tell the teacher to handle it without you c Invite them to join and involve them 3 What should you do if you hear a harsh rumor about a classmate a Share it to get others to gossip with you b Ask for evidence and avoid spreading it c Confront the classmate aggressively 4 You see a peer being teased for a disability. The best action is to: a Stepping in, supportively, and tell a trusted adult b Tell others to ignore it so it stops c Join in to avoid being targeted 5 When a teacher assigns unfair treatment toward a student, you should: a Support the unfair treatment to fit in b Stand up for fairness and discuss concerns with the teacher c Keep quiet to avoid trouble 6 Which behavior demonstrates inclusive language in school conversations? a Mock stereotypes that are common b Use respectful terms and avoid insults or stereotypes c Label someone by a single trait to simplify 7 If you notice bullying in the hallway, your first step should be: a Record it on your phone for proof b Ignore it hoping it stops on its own c Intervene safely and seek help from school staff 8 How can you address a friend who is spreading harmful rumors? a Encourage more people to join in b Share the rumors to prompt discussion c Pause the conversation and talk privately about harms 9 What is an effective way to address injustice in group projects? a Ensure everyone’s ideas are heard and credited b Let the dominant student decide everything c Take credit for others’ ideas to fix it 10 Why is it important to report injustice even if it’s uncomfortable? a To protect peers and create a safer school b To gain popularity by being the whistleblower c To avoid being blamed yourself for speaking up

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School Respect and Justice QuizOnline version

by Inelis

Which action best shows respectful behavior when you witness injustice at school?

If someone is being excluded during a group activity, what is the appropriate response?

What should you do if you hear a harsh rumor about a classmate

You see a peer being teased for a disability. The best action is to:

When a teacher assigns unfair treatment toward a student, you should:

Which behavior demonstrates inclusive language in school conversations?

If you notice bullying in the hallway, your first step should be:

How can you address a friend who is spreading harmful rumors?

What is an effective way to address injustice in group projects?

Why is it important to report injustice even if it’s uncomfortable?