Integrity in Action: Values Quest

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Honesty & duties guide

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Froggy Jumps Integrity in Action: Values QuestOnline version Honesty & duties guide by Flores, Shiela Mae 1 How can faith or personal beliefs shape your sense of duty at school? a They frame what is right and inspire responsible actions toward classmates and teachers. b They require following rules only when convenient. c They replace all school rules with personal beliefs. 2 Why is fulfilling duties honestly considered a moral responsibility? a Honesty only matters if you get caught. b Honesty is optional and social media rewards it. c Honesty builds trust, fairness, and a just environment for everyone. 3 Which action best shows integrity at home? a Admitting a mistake and fixing it without excuses. b Ignoring the problem to avoid trouble c Blaming others for the mistake 4 What behavior demonstrates integrity at school? a Copying another's work to save time b Keeping promises and completing assignments honestly. c Rationalizing minor cheating to win 5 In the community, how can you apply personal beliefs to duties? a Waiting for others to lead before helping b Posting about it online without taking action. c Volunteering to help others even when it’s challenging. 6 A classmate asks you to lie for them to avoid trouble. What is the ethical choice? a Refuse and explain why honesty matters. b Ignore the request and walk away c Lies are okay if they seem harmless. 7 How does integrity affect your reputation among peers? a One act of cheating ruins all credibility forever b Consistent honesty builds trust over time. c Reputation depends only on talent, not behavior. 8 Which example shows integrity when managing personal beliefs and duties? a Concealing mistakes to avoid consequences b Choosing to follow a fair process even if it’s inconvenient. c Bending rules to achieve a desired outcome 9 Why should duties be fulfilled honestly in a diverse classroom? a It ensures equal opportunities and respect for everyone. b Honesty only affects the individual, not the group c Diversity makes honesty unnecessary 10 How can you practice integrity in conflict situations? a Take sides without evidence to win the argument b Avoid the issue by changing the topic c Speak truthfully, listen, and seek fair solutions.

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Integrity in Action: Values QuestOnline version

Honesty & duties guide

by Flores, Shiela Mae

How can faith or personal beliefs shape your sense of duty at school?

They frame what is right and inspire responsible actions toward classmates and teachers.

They require following rules only when convenient.

They replace all school rules with personal beliefs.

Why is fulfilling duties honestly considered a moral responsibility?

Honesty only matters if you get caught.

Honesty is optional and social media rewards it.

Honesty builds trust, fairness, and a just environment for everyone.

Which action best shows integrity at home?

Admitting a mistake and fixing it without excuses.

Ignoring the problem to avoid trouble

Blaming others for the mistake

What behavior demonstrates integrity at school?

Copying another's work to save time

Keeping promises and completing assignments honestly.

Rationalizing minor cheating to win

In the community, how can you apply personal beliefs to duties?

Waiting for others to lead before helping

Posting about it online without taking action.

Volunteering to help others even when it’s challenging.

A classmate asks you to lie for them to avoid trouble. What is the ethical choice?

Refuse and explain why honesty matters.

Ignore the request and walk away

Lies are okay if they seem harmless.

How does integrity affect your reputation among peers?

One act of cheating ruins all credibility forever

Consistent honesty builds trust over time.

Reputation depends only on talent, not behavior.

Which example shows integrity when managing personal beliefs and duties?

Concealing mistakes to avoid consequences

Choosing to follow a fair process even if it’s inconvenient.

Bending rules to achieve a desired outcome

Why should duties be fulfilled honestly in a diverse classroom?

It ensures equal opportunities and respect for everyone.

Honesty only affects the individual, not the group

Diversity makes honesty unnecessary

How can you practice integrity in conflict situations?

Take sides without evidence to win the argument

Avoid the issue by changing the topic

Speak truthfully, listen, and seek fair solutions.

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Integrity in Action: Values QuestOnline version

by Flores, Shiela Mae

How can faith or personal beliefs shape your sense of duty at school?

Why is fulfilling duties honestly considered a moral responsibility?

Which action best shows integrity at home?

What behavior demonstrates integrity at school?

In the community, how can you apply personal beliefs to duties?

A classmate asks you to lie for them to avoid trouble. What is the ethical choice?

How does integrity affect your reputation among peers?

Which example shows integrity when managing personal beliefs and duties?

Why should duties be fulfilled honestly in a diverse classroom?

How can you practice integrity in conflict situations?

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