Screen Time Choices

What is a choice?

• A decision made between two or more options.
• A type of fruit that grows on trees.
• A place where people go to shop.
• A kind of animal that lives in the ocean.

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Why is it important to make good choices?

• Good choices can lead to positive outcomes and happiness.
• Making choices is not important at all.
• Choices do not affect anything in life.
• Only adults need to make choices in life.

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What is a consequence?

• The result of a choice or action.
• A type of dessert.
• A place where people gather.
• A tool used for writing.

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What can help you make a good choice?

• Ignoring the situation completely.
• Asking your pet for advice.
• Choosing the first option you see.
• Thinking about the consequences of each option.

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What should you consider when making a choice?

• The impact it may have on yourself and others.
• How quickly you can make the choice.
• What your friends think you should do.
• Whether it is fun or not.

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Which of the following is an example of a good choice?

• Not listening to your teacher in class.
• Eating junk food every day.
• Ignoring your homework to watch TV.
• Studying for a test instead of playing video games.

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What is a decision-making process?

• A series of steps to help you make a choice.
• A game you play with friends.
• A way to cook food.
• A type of exercise you do at school.

How can peer pressure affect your choices?

• It can lead you to make choices you might not normally make.
• It always helps you make better choices.
• It has no effect on your decisions at all.
• It only affects adults, not children.

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Which of these is a strategy for making choices?

• Listing the pros and cons of each option.
• Choosing randomly without any thought.
• Asking everyone else what to do.
• Waiting until the last minute to decide.

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What does it mean to evaluate your choices?

• To think about and judge the options you have.
• To make a choice without thinking.
• To ignore all options available.
• To choose the most popular option only.

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