Social Problem Solving
Sportsmanship
On Topic
Flexible Thinking
Internet Safety
100

Your friend forgets to invite you to lunch. What's one possible explanation besides "they don't like me"?

  • They forgot.
  • It was an accident.
  • They thought I was busy.
  • Calmly ask them about it.
100

Your friend wins the game. Say something positive.

  • "Good game!"
  • "Nice job!"
  • "Congratulations!"
100

Your friend is talking about baseball. Name one question you could ask to stay on topic.

  • "What's your favorite team?"
  • "Have you been to a game?"
  • "Who is your favorite player?"
100

You wanted to play Blooket, but your friend wants JackBox game. What could you say?

  • "Sure!"
  • "Let's play yours first."
  • "Can we play Blooket next?"
100

Someone you don't know sends you a friend request while gaming. What is the safest thing to do?

  • Ignore or decline the request.
  • Only accept people I know in real life (if that's my family's rule).
  • Ask a trusted adult if I'm unsure.
200

Someone accidentally bumps into you in the hallway. How could you respond appropriately?

  • Stay calm.
  • Ask if it was accidental.
  • Say "It's okay."
  • Walk away if needed.
200

Someone makes a really good move against you. What could you say?

  • "That was a smart move."
  • "Nice play!"
200

During a conversation about pets, you suddenly want to talk about your favorite video game. What should you do first?

  • Wait until the conversation changes.
  • Ask another pet question.
  • Don't interrupt.
200

Your group chooses a movie you didn't vote for. How can you show flexibility?

  • Accept the choice.
  • Suggest your movie next time.
  • Watch politely.
200

A person online says they are your age and asks what school you go to. What information should you keep private? Can you think of at least 4 things?

  • School name
  • Home address
  • Phone number
  • Full name (depending on family rules)
  • Passwords
  • Location
300

Two classmates are arguing while you're working together. What is one appropriate thing you could do?

  • Stay out unless asked.
  • Get an adult if unsafe.
  • Encourage calm talking.
300

Your teammate is struggling. Give an encouraging comment.

  • "You can do it."
  • "Keep trying."
  • "Good effort."
300

Someone is telling a story. You remember something funny that happened yesterday. Should you interrupt or wait? Why?

  • Wait your turn.
  • Listen first.
  • Share later.
300

Your teammate suggests a different strategy than yours. What could you do?

  • Listen.
  • Try their idea.
  • Discuss both ideas.
300

You receive a message saying, "Click here to win Robux."

  • Don't click the link.
  • Delete or ignore it.
  • Tell a trusted adult.
  • Report it if appropriate.
400

A peer laughs after you answer a question. What are two different reasons they might have laughed?

  • They laughed at something else.
  • They misunderstood.
  • They were nervous.
  • Ask politely if unsure.
400

You lose by one point. Show good sportsmanship with your words.

  • "Good game."
  • "That was fun."
  • "Maybe next time."
400

You're excited about a new movie, but your group is discussing school. How can you stay on topic?

  • Talk about school.
  • Save the movie discussion for later.
400

Everyone wants to play a game you've never played before. How could you respond?

  • Give it a try.
  • Ask someone to teach you.
  • Stay positive.
400

Someone online asks you not to tell your parents about your conversations.

  • Stop talking to them.
  • Tell a trusted adult immediately.
  • Block/report the person.
500

Your friend cancels plans at the last minute. What is an appropriate reaction?

  • Say "Maybe another time."
  • Ask if everything is okay.
  • Don't assume they're mad.
500

During a game, make three positive comments to other players without talking about yourself.

  • "Great idea."
  • "Nice move."
  • "You're doing well."
500

Keep a conversation going for three exchanges about camping without changing the subject.

  • Ask follow-up questions.
  • Respond appropriately.
  • Stay on the same topic.
  • Avoid unrelated comments.
500

You really want to talk about your dog, but everyone else is talking about vacations. What could you do?

  • Ask questions.
  • Stay with the topic.
  • Wait for an appropriate time to change subjects.
500

You accidentally share a personal photo online. What are two things you should do?

  • Tell a trusted adult.
  • Delete it if possible.
  • Block/report anyone misusing it.
  • Change privacy settings.
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