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Froggy Jumps Cause & Effect Scenarios QuizVersión en línea Accident or choice quiz por lisa Irwin 1 Scenario: You didn’t listen to your teacher. Is this accident or choice, what happens next, and how can it improve? a Choice; teacher addresses it, consequences follow; apologize and listen next time. b Accident; nothing changes; keep going. c Decision opposite to choice; no impact on you or others. 2 Scenario: You did your math wrong. Is this accident or choice, what happens next, and how can it improve? a Accident (mistake) and learning; redo with help; check work before handing in. b Choice; teacher praises the effort regardless. c Accident; nothing to fix; move on. 3 Scenario: You forgot to go to soccer practice. Is this accident or choice, what happens next, and how can it improve? a Choice; explain forgetfulness, adjust schedule, attend next session. b Choice; skip practice; no changes needed. c Accident; ignore it; no impact. 4 Scenario: You rushed through your work, and the teacher couldn’t read your handwriting. Is this accident or choice, what happens next, and how can it improve? a Choice; pause, rewrite clearly, ask for feedback. b Accident; blame the font; move on. c Choice; rush more to finish faster. 5 Scenario: You didn’t clean your room like the grown-up in charge told you to. Is this accident or choice, what happens next, and how can it improve? a Choice; blame others for the mess. b Accident; pretend it’s done later; nothing changes. c Choice; perform task, discuss expectations, set a routine. 6 Scenario: You took something from a classmate’s desk as a joke, but he got upset. Is this accident or choice, what happens next, and how can it improve? a Accident; say sorry to ease guilt, no change. b Choice; apologize, return item, reflect on respect. c Choice; ignore friend’s feelings, move on. 7 Scenario: The grownup in charge asked you to pack your lunch, but you were watching a movie and said you’d do it later. The next morning in school, you realize you have no lunch. Is this accident or choice, what happens next, and how can it improve? a Choice; organize time, set reminders, pack lunch earlier. b Accident; blame the movie, skip lunch. c Choice; blame the grownup, avoid responsibility. 8 Scenario: You accidentally spill your water all over the floor. Is this accident or choice, what happens next, and how can it improve? a Choice; ignore spill, leave messy. b Accident; clean up, learn to be careful, ask for towels. c Choice; spill again to test balance. 9 Scenario: You break a friend’s toy when playing too roughly with it. Is this accident or choice, what happens next, and how can it improve? a Choice; apologize, replace or repair, play gentler. b Choice; distance from friend, end playtime. c Accident; blame the toy’s weakness, not you. 10 Scenario: You drew on your desk while coloring on a piece of paper. Is this accident or choice, what happens next, and how can it improve? a Accident; erase carelessly, ignore rule. b Choice; clean desk, use proper materials, respect space. c Choice; keep drawing on desks to protest rules.

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Cause & Effect Scenarios QuizVersión en línea

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Scenario: You didn’t listen to your teacher. Is this accident or choice, what happens next, and how can it improve?

Scenario: You did your math wrong. Is this accident or choice, what happens next, and how can it improve?

Scenario: You forgot to go to soccer practice. Is this accident or choice, what happens next, and how can it improve?

Scenario: You rushed through your work, and the teacher couldn’t read your handwriting. Is this accident or choice, what happens next, and how can it improve?

Scenario: You didn’t clean your room like the grown-up in charge told you to. Is this accident or choice, what happens next, and how can it improve?

Scenario: You took something from a classmate’s desk as a joke, but he got upset. Is this accident or choice, what happens next, and how can it improve?

Scenario: The grownup in charge asked you to pack your lunch, but you were watching a movie and said you’d do it later. The next morning in school, you realize you have no lunch. Is this accident or choice, what happens next, and how can it improve?

Scenario: You accidentally spill your water all over the floor. Is this accident or choice, what happens next, and how can it improve?

Scenario: You break a friend’s toy when playing too roughly with it. Is this accident or choice, what happens next, and how can it improve?

Scenario: You drew on your desk while coloring on a piece of paper. Is this accident or choice, what happens next, and how can it improve?