Expected Behaviors Quiz

Respecting personal space: What is the appropriate distance to stand from someone when having a conversation?

• Touching distance

• 3 to 4 feet

• 10 feet

• 1 inch

Respecting personal space: Why is it important to respect someone's personal space?

• To assert dominance and control over them

• To invade their privacy and make them uncomfortable

• To show that their personal space is unimportant and insignificant

• To maintain boundaries and show consideration for others' comfort and autonomy.

Active listening: What are some non-verbal cues that show you are actively listening to someone?

• Checking your phone

• Avoiding eye contact

• Sitting with arms crossed

• Maintaining eye contact, nodding, leaning forward, and mirroring the speaker's body language

Active listening: How can you show that you are engaged in a conversation?

• By looking at your phone

• By interrupting the speaker

• By yawning and looking away

• By making eye contact, nodding, and asking relevant questions.

Following instructions: Why is it important to follow instructions in a classroom setting?

• To show independence and creativity

• To ignore the teacher's authority and rules

• To cause chaos and disrupt the learning environment

• To maintain order, promote learning, and ensure safety.

Following instructions: What are some strategies to help you remember and follow instructions?

• Ignoring the instructions

• Active listening, asking for clarification, breaking down complex instructions, repeating the instructions back

• Assuming you already know what to do

• Pretending to understand when you don't

Participating in class discussions: Why is it important to participate in class discussions?

• It wastes time and distracts others

• It makes the teacher feel uncomfortable

• It helps in understanding the topic better, improves communication skills, and encourages critical thinking.

• It has no impact on learning

Participating in class discussions: How can you respectfully disagree with someone during a class discussion?

• Acknowledge the other person's viewpoint and express your disagreement in a polite and respectful manner.

• Roll your eyes and make a sarcastic comment

• Interrupt the person and forcefully state your disagreement

• Completely ignore the other person's viewpoint and assert your own opinion

Using polite language: Give an example of a polite way to ask for something in the classroom.

• I need a pencil, hurry up!

• Give me a pencil now!

• May I please borrow a pencil?

• Hey, can I have a pencil?

Using polite language: Why is it important to use polite language when communicating with others?

• To intentionally offend others

• To show superiority over others

• To assert dominance and control

• To show respect and avoid misunderstandings