Trustworthiness and the Importance of Keeping Promises

The video features Pascal the porcupine discussing trustworthiness, highlighting how porcupines use their spikes only in emergencies, which builds trust. A story about Sophie and Mary illustrates the importance of keeping secrets and restoring trust after a mistake. Audience questions further explore trust in everyday situations.

What is one reason porcupines are considered trustworthy?

• They never use their spikes.

• They only use their defense mechanisms in emergencies.

• They can attack without reason.

• They have no natural predators.

How do porcupines protect themselves from predators?

• By using their strong sense of smell.

• By hiding underground.

• By running fast.

• By using their spikes.

What mistake did Sophie make regarding Mary's surprise party?

• She forgot to invite guests.

• She told Mary about the surprise party.

• She arrived late to the party.

• She didn't buy a gift.

What did Sophie do to make up for her mistake?

• She bought Mary a new gift.

• She took Mary out for ice cream.

• She decorated Mary's room.

• She organized another surprise party.

Which of the following is NOT a principle of trustworthiness?

• Being sincere.

• Respecting secrets.

• Telling lies when necessary.

• Keeping promises.

What did Thomas do to show he was trustworthy?

• He shared the cake with friends.

• He bought a new cake.

• He saved the cake for his sister.

• He ate the cake.

Why does Chio's coach trust her to play in the tournament?

• She has practiced a lot and is a good player.

• She is the tallest player.

• She is the coach's favorite.

• She has the best equipment.