Kids' Accountability Quiz

Why is setting goals important for kids?

• It helps them decide what they want to watch on TV.

• It gives them a clear direction and helps them focus on what is important.

• It makes homework unnecessary.

• It allows them to eat more candy.

What does taking responsibility mean for kids?

• Blaming others for their mistakes.

• Only doing chores when they feel like it.

• Acknowledging their actions and understanding the consequences.

• Ignoring feedback from adults.

Why is honesty important?

• It helps you get out of trouble every time.

• It makes it easier to remember things.

• It builds trust and strengthens relationships.

• It's only important when someone is watching.

What is an example of showing integrity?

• Copying homework from a friend.

• Returning a lost wallet to its owner.

• Lying to get extra playtime.

• Cheating during a test.

Which of the following is a problem-solving skill?

• Ignoring the problem.

• Blaming others.

• Trying different solutions until one works.

• Waiting for someone else to solve the problem.

Why is time management important for kids?

• It allows them to play video games all day.

• It helps them balance homework, chores, and playtime.

• It makes school unnecessary.

• It lets them stay up late every night.

What does reflecting on your actions help you do?

• Forget about your mistakes.

• Blame others more effectively.

• Learn from your mistakes and make better choices in the future.

• Avoid taking responsibility.

Setting SMART goals is important because it means your goals are:

• Small, Medium, Average, Rare, Tiny.

• Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound.

• Silly, Meaningless, Absurd, Ridiculous, Trivial.

• Super, Magical, Awesome, Radical, Terrific.

When you take responsibility for your actions, you:

• Make excuses for why things went wrong.

• Wait for someone else to fix your mistakes.

• Learn and grow from your experiences.

• Hide and hope nobody notices.

How can honesty and integrity benefit your friendships?

• They make it easier to deceive friends.

• They aren't important in friendships.

• They can cause more arguments.

• They build trust and respect, making friendships stronger.