Week 3 Quiz

Who shows PERSEVERANCE?

• A Graded student who walks quietly in the halls.

• A Graded student who listens to adults in the cafeteria.

• A Graded student who edits and revises their writing, even though they are finished writing the story.

• A Graded student who asks Ms. Cat to find a book on a topic they are interested in learning more about.

Who shows INTELLECTUAL CURIOSITY?

• A Graded student who walks quietly in the halls.

• A Graded student who listens to adults in the cafeteria.

• A Graded student who edits and revises their writing, even though they are finished writing the story.

• A Graded student who asks Ms. Cat to find a book on a topic they are interested in learning more about.

Who shows KINDNESS?

• A Graded student who walks quietly in the halls.

• A Graded student who listens to adults in the cafeteria.

• A Graded student who edits and revises their writing, even though they are finished writing the story.

• A Graded student who asks Ms. Cat to find a book on a topic they are interested in learning more about.

Who shows RESPECT?

• A Graded student who walks quietly in the halls.

• A Graded student who listens to adults in the cafeteria.

• A Graded student who edits and revises their writing, even though they are finished writing the story.

• A Graded student who asks Ms. Cat to find a book on a topic they are interested in learning more about.

Who shows INTEGRITY?

• A Graded student who walks quietly in the halls.

• A Graded student who listens to adults in the cafeteria.

• A Graded student who edits and revises their writing, even though they are finished writing the story.

• A Graded student who asks Ms. Cat to find a book on a topic they are interested in learning more about.

Which is an example of SETTING?

• Salva missing his mom.

• Nya thinking about her long walk.

• Salva describing his classroom.

• Nya pulling the thorn out of her foot.

Which of the following is NOT a character trait?

• Having a fever

• Feeling scared

• Being brave

• Having long hair

Realistic fiction is sometimes...

• true.

• based on true stories.

• full of magic.

• in an encyclopedia.

Layers matter in volume because...

• everyone loves layers!

• you can't have volume without layers.

• they help us determine volume.

• Ms. L says they do.

Playing safely on the soccer pitch meets which level of Maslow's Heirarchy of Needs?

• Level 1 - survival needs

• Level 2 - safety needs

• Level 3 - belonging needs

• level 4 - esteem needs