Bushkill Elementary 09-10 Second Step Pretest
This is the Pretest for Second Step for BES.
Questions and Answers
- 1.
What is the feeling of this face?
- A.
Angry
- B.
Scared
- C.
Nervous
Correct Answer
A. AngryExplanation
The expression on the face in the question appears to be one of anger. The eyebrows are furrowed and the mouth is tightly closed, indicating frustration or hostility. This emotion is commonly associated with anger, making it the correct answer.Rate this question:
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- 2.
What is the feeling of this face?
- A.
Shocked
- B.
Disgusted
- C.
Sad
Correct Answer
B. DisgustedExplanation
The face in question appears to be expressing a feeling of disgust. This can be inferred from the facial expression, which includes a wrinkled nose and downturned mouth, both commonly associated with disgust. The other options of shocked and sad do not align with the specific facial features displayed in the image.Rate this question:
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- 3.
What is the feeling of this face?
- A.
Happy
- B.
Nervous
- C.
Scared
Correct Answer
A. HappyExplanation
The feeling of this face is happy because the expression on the face shows a smile, with the eyes appearing bright and relaxed. This is commonly associated with a feeling of happiness or joy.Rate this question:
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- 4.
What is the feeling of this face?
- A.
Nervous
- B.
Scared
- C.
Surprised
Correct Answer
C. SurprisedExplanation
The feeling of this face can be described as surprised because of the raised eyebrows and wide-open eyes. This expression typically indicates being taken aback or caught off guard by something unexpected.Rate this question:
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- 5.
What is the feeling of this face?
- A.
Nervous
- B.
Angry
- C.
Disappointed
Correct Answer
C. DisappointedExplanation
This face appears to be expressing disappointment. The downturned eyebrows and slightly frowning mouth suggest a feeling of sadness or dissatisfaction. The absence of intense anger or anxiety in the facial expression supports the interpretation of disappointment.Rate this question:
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- 6.
What is the feeling of this face?
- A.
Worried
- B.
Angry
- C.
Glad
Correct Answer
A. WorriedExplanation
The face in the question appears to have a furrowed brow and downturned mouth, which are commonly associated with expressions of concern or anxiety. The overall expression of the face suggests a feeling of worry rather than anger or happiness.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Lisa asked Carla to spend the night. Carla said she was sick and could not sleep over that night. Lisa found out later that Carla was not sick. Carla had gone over to another friends house instead. What two feelings might Lisa have?
- A.
Excited/happy
- B.
Angry/jealous
- C.
Bored/tired
- D.
Guilty/scared
Correct Answer
A. Excited/happyExplanation
Lisa might feel excited and happy because she now knows that Carla was not sick and had gone to another friend's house instead. This suggests that Lisa may have been looking forward to spending the night with Carla and was disappointed when she said she couldn't. However, now that Lisa knows the truth, she may feel excited and happy because she can still spend time with Carla and enjoy their friendship.Rate this question:
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- 8.
Which picture shows good listening? Picture 1Picture 2Picture 3
- A.
Picture 1
- B.
Picture 2
- C.
Picture 3
Correct Answer
B. Picture 2Explanation
In Picture 2, the person is facing towards the speaker, maintaining eye contact, and showing open body language with arms uncrossed. This indicates active listening and engagement, suggesting good listening skills.Rate this question:
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- 9.
If a student was left out by other students and felt sad, what is something you should NOT do or say to show you care?
- A.
Play with the friend
- B.
Help him or her to join in
- C.
Say something nice
- D.
Keep playing the game and play with him/her next time
Correct Answer
D. Keep playing the game and play with him/her next timeExplanation
If a student was left out by other students and felt sad, you should not keep playing the game and play with him/her next time to show you care. This response suggests that you are not prioritizing the student's feelings in the present moment and are instead choosing to continue playing without them. It is important to address their feelings of sadness and exclusion immediately rather than delaying it for the future.Rate this question:
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- 10.
To answer the next few questions, you will need to know these words: Solution=an answer to a problem, Solve=to find an answer to a problemAfter you name a problem, the next thing you should do is. . .
- A.
Think of a good solution
- B.
Try out a solution
- C.
Ask for help
- D.
Think up some solutions
Correct Answer
D. Think up some solutionsExplanation
After naming a problem, the next step is to think up some solutions. This means brainstorming and coming up with different ideas or options to address the problem. It is important to generate multiple solutions before deciding on the best one to solve the problem effectively.Rate this question:
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- 11.
Terri and Gina want to go on a bike ride. Terri says, "Why don't you ride on the handle bars, Gina?"Gina should think to herself:How might people feel?Is it fair?Will it work?What other question should Gina ask herself?
- A.
Is it safe?
- B.
Will I have fun?
- C.
Where will we go?
- D.
Will I get to ride again later?
Correct Answer
A. Is it safe?Explanation
Gina should ask herself if it is safe to ride on the handlebars. This is important because riding on the handlebars can be dangerous and may result in accidents or injuries. It is crucial to prioritize safety before considering other factors such as fun or the destination of the bike ride.Rate this question:
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- 12.
Jimmy asks Pat to climb to the top of a tree with him. Pat says "No."Jimmy says, "Don't be a chicken. It will be fun!"What is the best thing Pat could say to Jim to solve this problem?
- A.
"Leave me alone."
- B.
"We could get hurt."
- C.
"Please don't call me chicken."
- D.
"Climb the tree and I will watch."
Correct Answer
B. "We could get hurt."Explanation
The best thing Pat could say to Jim to solve this problem is "We could get hurt." This response addresses Jimmy's statement of it being fun by highlighting the potential danger involved in climbing the tree. By expressing concern for their safety, Pat is effectively discouraging Jimmy from pursuing the activity.Rate this question:
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- 13.
Gary drank a can of soda he found. Later Gary's sister asks if he knows what happened to her can of soda.Gary feels like saying, "I don't know."What is one thing that might happen if Gary lies about the soda and his sister finds out?
- A.
She won't find out, so it doesn't matter.
- B.
He will not be able to drink soda anymore.
- C.
He will not like the taste of soda.
- D.
He will lose his sister's trust.
Correct Answer
D. He will lose his sister's trust.Explanation
If Gary lies about the soda and his sister finds out, one thing that might happen is that he will lose his sister's trust.Rate this question:
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- 14.
How can you tell when you are angry?
- A.
Your hands may be fists.
- B.
Your body may feel hot.
- C.
Your tummy may hurt.
- D.
All of the above.
Correct Answer
D. All of the above.Explanation
The correct answer is "All of the above." This is because when a person is angry, they may experience physical symptoms such as clenched fists, a feeling of heat in their body, and even stomach pain. These physical manifestations are common signs of anger and can help individuals identify and recognize their own anger.Rate this question:
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- 15.
Which one of these items is something you should NOT do to calm down when you are angry?
- A.
Take 3 deep breaths
- B.
Count backwards slowly
- C.
Scream and yell
- D.
Think nice thoughts to self
Correct Answer
C. Scream and yellExplanation
Screaming and yelling is not a recommended way to calm down when angry because it can escalate the situation and potentially harm relationships with others. Instead, taking three deep breaths, counting backwards slowly, and thinking nice thoughts to oneself are more effective strategies for managing anger and promoting relaxation. These techniques help to regulate emotions, reduce stress, and promote a sense of calmness.Rate this question:
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- 16.
Sarah likes to act. She tried out for the school play, but did not get the part that she wanted. What is the best thing Sarah can do?
- A.
Take an acting class
- B.
Give up on acting in plays
- C.
Try something else
- D.
Hit a pillow
Correct Answer
A. Take an acting classExplanation
Sarah can take an acting class to improve her acting skills and increase her chances of getting the part she wants in future plays. By taking a class, she can learn new techniques, gain more experience, and receive feedback from professionals, which will help her grow as an actress and increase her confidence. This will also show her dedication and commitment to acting, which may impress casting directors in future auditions.Rate this question:
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- 17.
A neighbor yells at Robert for breaking her window with a ball. Robert threw the ball, but his friend Jesse did not catch it. What is the best thing Robert could do now.
- A.
Tell Jesse to help him pay for the window.
- B.
Say that is was not all his fault.
- C.
Say he is sorry and ask what he can do.
- D.
Run and tell his parents.
Correct Answer
C. Say he is sorry and ask what he can do.Explanation
Robert should say he is sorry and ask what he can do because this shows responsibility and willingness to make amends for his actions. By apologizing and asking how he can help, Robert is taking ownership of his mistake and showing empathy towards his neighbor. This approach promotes open communication and the possibility of finding a solution that satisfies both parties involved.Rate this question:
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