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Steven's Problem Solving Scenarios (choose the best solution for each scenario)

An illustration of a young person solving problems in various scenarios, with elements like a virtual classroom, video games, and social interactions in the background.

Steven's Problem Solving Scenarios Quiz

Test your problem-solving skills with our engaging quiz! This interactive quiz features various scenarios that challenge you to choose the best solutions tailored for practical situations in daily life.

Key Features:

10 Thought-Provoking Questions
Multiple Choice Answers
Great for Teens and Kids

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by ThinkingTree927

Your teacher tells you to focus on the lesson and not play video games during virtual learning,. What should you do?

Ignore the teacher and play on..

Wait till I finish school then play.

Your therapist asks to play a game with you. What should you do?

Say "no thanks" I prefer me computer.

Say "How about, UNO?"

You hear an adult get an alert on their phone. What should you do or say?

Look at the person's phone to see what the message says.

Ignore it. Someone's phone is private.

You see a stranger at the part with a new phone. What should you do or say?

Don't look at their phone, but ask do you like this new phone using personal space.

Look at the screen to see if it's a cool phone..

You've been asked to take a break from your Chromebook. What should you do?

Read a book.

Use a desktop computer.

A friend keeps winning in the video game. What should you do?

Keep playing. Don't be a sore loser

Stop and alone.

Someone is trying to have an important conversation with you. What should you do or say?

Listen as you play on the computer..

Respond to their questions and comments.

A friend is not following the rules of the game. What should you do or say?

Walk away.

Calmly explain the rules. If they still aren't listening, say "I don't want to play anymore."

Your in the middle of a virtual lesson, but you need to use the bathroom. What should you do or say?

Excuse yourself from the lesson. Got to the bathroom and then return to the computer when you're done.

Bring your Chromebook into the bathroom with you.

You want to talk to someone, but they're not facing you. What should you do?

Grab their arm.

Say "excuse me" or say their name.

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