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Evaluate 10 challenging scenarios that require young athletes to design fair solutions and demonstrate emotional intelligence during competitive play.

Panorama pedagógico

This worksheet assesses advanced social-emotional competencies by evaluating student responses to complex interpersonal conflicts in physical education settings. The pedagogical approach utilizes situational analysis and moral reasoning to explore concepts of self-regulation, competitive integrity, and pro-social behavior. It is an ideal tool for formative assessment during Physical Education units or character education lessons focused on building emotional intelligence.

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Herramienta: Cuestionario de Opción Múltiple
Asunto: Artes & Otros
Categoría: Educación Física
Calificación: 1st Calificación
Dificultad: Avanzado
Tema: Deportividad
Idioma: 🇬🇧 English
Elementos: 10
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Pistas: No
Creado: Feb 14, 2026

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Qué aprenderán los estudiantes

  • Evaluate situational scenarios to determine the most ethical course of action during competitive play
  • Identify pro-social behaviors that support teammates and respect opponents
  • Apply concepts of self-regulation and humility to resolve conflicts in a sports-based context

All 10 Questions

  1. During a game of 'Red Light, Green Light,' your friend accidentally moves after the stop, but the leader didn't see it. As a great sport, what is the best thing to do?
    A) Shout 'You're out!' loudly so everyone hears
    B) Keep playing and ignore it because they are your friend
    C) Gently remind your friend to go back to the start line
    D) Tell the leader to quit the game immediately
  2. True or False: If a teammate makes a big mistake that costs the team a point, a good leader should tell them exactly what they did wrong right away so they feel bad.
    A) True
    B) False
  3. When the other team wins the relay race, a student showing 'Grace in Defeat' would say ____.
    A) You only won because you cheated
    B) Great job, you guys were really fast today!
    C) I wasn't even trying anyway
    D) Our shoes were too slippery to win
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  1. Your PE teacher makes a call during kickball that you think is wrong. What is the most 'Pro-Social' way to handle it?
    A) Throw your lead-off cap on the ground
    B) Ask your teammates to boo the teacher
    C) Take a deep breath and keep playing the game
    D) Sit down on the base and refuse to move
  2. True or False: In a 'Spirit of the Game' model, it is more important to be known as a fair player than to have the highest score.
    A) True
    B) False
  3. If you see a player on the other team fall down during a game of tag, the most 'Ethical' action is to ____.
    A) Tag them while they are down to get them out
    B) Run away so you don't get blamed
    C) Stop and ask if they are okay
    D) Laugh so they feel embarrassed
  4. Your team is winning by 10 points in a game of 'Scooter Hockey.' To show respect for your opponents, you should:
    A) Start making fun of how they move
    B) Keep playing hard but stay polite and kind
    C) Stop playing and just stand there
    D) Tell them they should just give up now
  5. A player who celebrates a win by 'Gloating' (bragging) is forgetting the value of ____.
    A) Speed
    B) Humility
    C) Strength
    D) Winning
  6. True or False: If you are the best player on the team, the rules apply to you less than they do to the other players.
    A) True
    B) False
  7. Which of these is a way to 'Scaffold' (help build) good sportsmanship for a younger student who is crying because they lost?
    A) Tell them crying is for babies
    B) Ignore them and go get a snack
    C) Invite them to practice a skill with you for next time
    D) Tell everyone else why they are crying

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Grade 1 Social Emotional LearningPhysical EducationCharacter EducationFormative AssessmentSportsmanshipInterpersonal SkillsConflict Resolution
This 10-question assessment for first grade focuses on sportsmanship and social-emotional learning within a physical education context. The quiz features a mix of multiple-choice, true-false, and fill-in-the-blank questions that target high-level cognitive domains such as ethical reasoning and pro-social synthesis. Concepts covered include self-regulation during play, competitive integrity, respect for authority, and scaffolding peer support. The instructional value lies in its use of situational modeling to teach emotional intelligence, helping students navigate the complexities of winning, losing, and fair play using professional pedagogical terminology.

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Preguntas Frecuentes

Yes, this Character Education Quiz is a perfect no-prep sub plan for first grade because it provides clear situational explanations that a substitute can use to guide class discussions.

Most first-grade students will complete this Sportsmanship Quiz in about 15 to 20 minutes, though it can be extended into a longer lesson through group discussion of each scenario.

This Social Skills Quiz can easily be used for differentiated instruction by reading the scenarios aloud to emerging readers while allowing advanced students to analyze the complex emotional nuances independently.

While labeled for grade 1, this Social-Emotional Learning Quiz is designed with advanced vocabulary like pro-social and integrity, making it suitable for high-achieving first graders or as a review for second-grade students.

You can use this Physical Education Quiz as a formative assessment by reviewing student answers to identify which specific areas of sportsmanship, such as losing gracefully or following rules, requires more direct coaching.