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100

Two classmates are talking about a game you like.

  • “Can I join the conversation?”
  • “I like that game too!”
  • “Which part do you like?”
  • “I played that game yesterday.”
100
What time zone is California in?

Pacific

100

What punctuation mark is used at the end of a question?

Question mark

100

Your friend tells you that they want some time alone. What do you do?

Optional Responses:

- Ask if they're okay

- Tell them "okay"

- Ask if they need anything

100

Your teacher gives you directions for an activity, but you aren't sure what you are supposed to do.

  • “I don't understand. Can you explain it again?”
  • “Can you show me an example?”
  • “What should I do first?”
200

You have something exciting to say, but your friend is still talking.

  • Wait until your friend finishes.
  • Listen to what they are saying.
  • Then say, “I wanted to tell you something too.”
200

What’s the only fruit with outside seeds?

Strawberry

200

What force pulls objects toward Earth?

Gravity

200

You became upset with a friend and said something unkind.

  • “I'm sorry for what I said.”
  • “I was frustrated, but I shouldn't have said that.”
  • “Can we try again?”
200

You are becoming frustrated during an activity and feel like you need some time before continuing.

  • “I'm getting frustrated. Can I take a break?”
  • “I need a few minutes.”
  • “Can I come back to this when I'm ready?”
300

Someone asks you, “What did you do this weekend?” and you aren't sure how to answer.

  • “I stayed home.”
  • “I played video games.”
  • “I went somewhere with my family.”
  • “I can't remember. What did you do?”
300

What is the only gemstone produced by a living creature?

Pearl

300

What branch of mathematics focuses on shapes, angles, and measurements?

Geometry

300

Your friend seems upset after something happened between you.

  • “Are you upset with me?”
  • “Did I do something that bothered you?”
  • “Can you tell me what happened?”
300

A peer keeps touching your belongings without asking

  • “Please don't touch my things.”
  • “I don't like that.”
  • “Please ask me before you use my things.”
400

You sit next to a new student at lunch. You want to talk to them, but you don't know what to say.

"hi, my name is____" 

"what's your name" 


400

Which blood type is most common?

O positive
400

Which astronaut was the first person to walk on the Moon?

Neil Armstrong
400

You and your friend both want to choose the game you will play.


  • “We both want to choose.”
  • “You can choose this time, and I'll choose next time.”
  • “Let's find something different that we both want to play.”


400

Someone asks you a question, but you need extra time to think about your answer.

  • “Give me a minute to think.”
  • “I need more time.”
500

Your friend has been talking about their favorite sports team for several minutes, and you want to talk about something else.

  • “That reminds me of something…”
  • “Can we talk about something else?”
  • “I wanted to tell you about something that happened today.”
500

An octopus has how many hearts?

3

500

What famous scientist developed the theory of relativity?

Albert Einstein

500

You and a friend had an argument but both want to play together again.

  • “Are we okay?”
  • “I'm ready to play again.”
  • “Can we start over?”
  • “Let's forget about the argument and play.”
500

You have been working on a challenging activity for a while. You are becoming frustrated and having trouble focusing. You think taking a short break would help you feel ready to continue.


  • “I’m getting frustrated. Can I take a break?”
  • “I need a short break, please.”
  • “Can I take a break and then come back to this?”