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Match each dilemma scenario with the most appropriate response:
Match each dilemma scenario with the most appropriate response:
You're playing a game with your friends, and one of them keeps cheating. = Confront your friend privately to explain why cheating is unfair. At the marketplace, you realize you were given extra change by the cashier. = Return the extra change to the cashier and be honest about the mistake. Your family is planning a vacation, and everyone has a different destination in mind. = Discuss everyone's preferences and work together to find a destination that suits everyone. Your parents ask you to help with household chores on a weekend when you would rather play outside. = Complete your chores with a positive attitude to help your family.
Match each dilemma scenario with the most appropriate response:
Match each dilemma scenario with the most appropriate response:
Your friend borrowed your favorite book and returned it damaged. = Politely express your disappointment and ask if he/she can help repair it. Your classmate is being bullied by another student. = Report the bullying to a trusted adult and offer support to the victim. You're invited to the birthday party of a classmate you don't get along with. = Politely decline the invitation and offer an honest but kind reason. Your teacher mistakenly grades your assignment higher than it deserves. = Talk to your teacher and explain the grading mistake, seeking a fair assessment.
Match the scenario with the less appropriate response:
Match the scenario with the less appropriate response:
Your friend borrowed your favorite book and returned it damaged. = Yell at your friend and demand they buy you a new book. Your classmate is being bullied by another student. = Join in to avoid becoming a target yourself. You're invited to the birthday party of a classmate you don't get along with. = Attend the party but make snide comments and ruin the atmosphere. Your teacher mistakenly grades your assignment higher than it deserves. = Celebrate the error and keep the higher grade without mentioning it.
Match the scenario with the less appropriate response:
Match the scenario with the less appropriate response:
Match each scenario with an option that reflects kindness:
Match each scenario with an option that reflects kindness:
Match each scenario with an option that demonstrates integrity:
Match each scenario with an option that demonstrates integrity:
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Study Notes
Dilemma Moments
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The text explores common situations where individuals need to make thoughtful decisions considering themselves and others.
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The scenarios are designed to illustrate the importance of honesty and kindness in various social contexts.
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Each scenario presents three options: one negative, one positive, and one neutral.
Scenario 1: Damaged Book
- Positive option: Express disappointment politely and ask for help repairing the book.
- Negative option: Demand a new book and yell at the friend.
- Neutral option: Ignore the damage and pretend it's not a big deal.
Scenario 2: Bullying
- Positive option: Report the bullying to a trusted adult and support the victim.
- Negative option: Join in to avoid being bullied yourself.
- Neutral option: Ignore the situation and hope it resolves on its own.
Scenario 3: Birthday Party
- Positive option: Decline politely and offer an honest, kind reason.
- Negative option: Attend the party and make negative comments.
- Neutral option: Attend the party and try to improve the relationship.
Scenario 4: Mistaken Grade
- Positive option: Talk to the teacher and explain the mistake, seeking a fair assessment.
- Negative option: Celebrate the error and keep the higher grade.
- Neutral option: Correct the answer yourself to avoid deductions.
Scenario 5: Cheating in Games
- Positive option: Confront the friend privately about the unfairness of cheating.
- Negative option: Ignore the cheating to avoid conflict.
- Neutral option: Stop playing the game until cheating stops.
Scenario 6: Extra Change
- Positive option: Return the extra change to the cashier.
- Negative option: Keep the money and consider it luck.
- Neutral option: Spend the extra money without thinking twice.
Scenario 7: Family Vacation Planning
- Positive option: Discuss preferences and find a destination that suits everyone.
- Negative option: Insist on your choice and ignore others' preferences.
- Neutral option: Refuse to participate in the planning and sulk.
Scenario 8: Household Chores
- Positive option: Complete chores with a positive attitude to help the family.
- Negative option: Complain and refuse to help.
- Neutral option: Pretend to be sick to avoid chores.
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