School
A peer says: “I can’t find my notebook.”
A. “I can help you look for it.”
B. “Haha, you’re going to get in trouble.”
C. “Sorry, that’s bad luck.”
D. “You should be more careful with your stuff.”
A. “I can help you look for it.”
A friend says: “I got a new video game!”
A. “Cool, what game is it?”
B. “So what, I don’t care.”
C. “That’s dumb.”
D. “I’m way better than you at games.”
A. “Cool, what game is it?”
Your sibling says: “I beat the next level in our game!”
A. “That’s dumb, nobody cares.”
B. “I’m still better than you.”
C. “Nice! Can you show me how you did it?”
D. Walk away without answering.
C. “Nice! Can you show me how you did it?”
A cashier says: “Thanks, have a nice day.”
A. “Finally, that took forever.”
B. Say nothing and leave.
C. “Thanks, you too!”
D. “Why are you talking to me?”
C. “Thanks, you too!”
A staff member says: “Can you help pick up the books?”
A. “Sure, I’ll grab them.”
B. “No, that’s not my job.”
C. “Why should I?”
D. Walk away without helping.
A. “Sure, I’ll grab them.”
Your teacher says: “Great job on your homework!”
A. “Thanks, I worked hard on it.”
B. “Yeah, I know, I’m the best.”
C. “Whatever, it was easy.”
D. Say nothing and walk away.
A. “Thanks, I worked hard on it.”
A friend asks: “Do you want to come over this weekend to play?”
A. “No way, your house stinks.”
B. Walk away without answering.
C. “Sure, that sounds fun!”
D. “Only if you give me snacks.”
C. “Sure, that sounds fun!”
Your parent says: “Don’t forget to brush your teeth.”
A. “No, I don’t want to.”
B. “Why do I always have to?”
C. “Okay, I’ll do it now.”
D. “Stop bothering me.”
C. “Okay, I’ll do it now.”
A waiter says: “Here’s your food.”
A. “Thanks, it looks great!”
B. “Ew, I don’t want this.”
C. “What took so long?”
D. Ignore them and start eating.
A. “Thanks, it looks great!”
A coach says: “You’re late to practice.”
A. “Sorry, the bus was slow.”
B. “So what? Who cares?”
C. “That’s your problem.”
D. Ignore and start playing.
A. “Sorry, the bus was slow.”
A peer says: “Do you want to play soccer at recess?”
A. “Yeah, that sounds fun!”
B. “Soccer is boring.”
C. “No way, I don’t like you.”
D. “Maybe if you give me your snack.”
A. “Yeah, that sounds fun!”
A friend says: “Do you want to play basketball?”
A. “Not with you.”
B. “Ew, no, that’s boring.”
C. “I’ll only play if I’m captain.”
D. “No thanks, I already promised to play soccer.”
D. “No thanks, I already promised to play soccer.”
Your parent asks: “How was school today?”
A. “Why do you care?”
B. Stay silent.
C. “Pretty good, we had gym. How was your day?”
D. “I don’t know, stop asking.”
C. “Pretty good, we had gym. How was your day?”
A librarian says: “Do you need help finding a book?”
A. “Yes, can you show me where the comics are?”
B. “No, leave me alone.”
C. “I don’t care about books.”
D. Shrug and walk away.
A. “Yes, can you show me where the comics are?”
A teacher says: “Do you need help with the assignment?”
A. “You’re not good at explaining.”
B. “No thanks, I’m okay right now.”
C. “I don’t care about this work.”
D. Ignore the teacher completely.
B. “No thanks, I’m okay right now.”
A classmate asks: “Want to sit with me at lunch?”
A. “No thanks, I already told another friend I’d sit with them.”
B. “Ew, no way.”
C. “I don’t like you.”
D. Walk away without answering.
A. “No thanks, I already told another friend I’d sit with them.”
A friend says: “I lost my pencil.”
A. “Too bad for you.”
B. “Here, you can borrow mine.”
C. “Guess you’ll have to fail.”
D. “That’s your problem.”
B. “Here, you can borrow mine.”
Your parent says: “Please take out the trash.”
A. “In one minute, I’m finishing this game.”
B. “No way, that’s gross.”
C. “Make my brother do it.”
D. “I’m too lazy.”
A. “In one minute, I’m finishing this game.”
A bus driver says: “Good morning!”
A. “Good morning! How are you?”
B. Ignore completely.
C. “Why are you talking to me?”
D. “Ugh, mornings are the worst.”
A. “Good morning! How are you?”
A school staff member says: “Please walk in the hallway.”
A. “No, I’ll run if I want.”
B. “Fine, I’ll slow down.”
C. “That’s a stupid rule.”
D. Keep running anyway.
B. “Fine, I’ll slow down.”
A peer says: “This test is so hard!”
A. “I know, what question are you stuck on?”
B. “Haha, you’re just bad at math.”
C. “Don’t talk to me, I’m busy.”
D. “Good, I hope you fail.”
A. “I know, what question are you stuck on?”
A peer says: “Can I borrow your eraser?”
A. “No, you’ll just lose it.”
B. “Yes, but bring it back.”
C. “Ask someone else.”
D. Ignore them completely.
B. “Yes, but bring it back.”
Your sibling says: “You took my seat!”
A. “Oops, sorry, you can have it back.”
B. “Too bad, find another seat.”
C. “Who cares, it’s just a seat.”
D. “I’m not moving, deal with it.”
A. “Oops, sorry, you can have it back.”
A waiter asks: “What would you like to drink?”
A. “Do you have lemonade?”
B. “I don’t care.”
C. “Why are you so slow?”
D. “Water is gross.”
A. “Do you have lemonade?”
A teacher says: “Please stop talking and pay attention.”
A. “Okay, sorry”
B. “No, I don’t feel like it.”
C. “This is boring, I don’t care.”
D. Keep talking louder.
A. “Okay, sorry”