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QUIZ QUESTIONS
What type of thinking did the boy who was playing ball have when he demanded the ball again?
a. S nky Thinking
b. Logical Thinking
c. Good Thinking
What type of emo ons will you have if you have S nky Thinking similar to the children in the story?
a. OK Emo ons
b. Not OK Emo ons
c. Thumbs Down Emo ons
Why did the young crows think that ge ng upset because of name calling was silly?
a. They were just a lot smarter than the children in the story.
b. They could not understand what the children were saying.
c. They were taught to ignore name calling.
What type of thinking should you use when you are deciding how to deal with someone calling you a name or making fun of you?
a. Good Thinking
b. S nky Thinking
c. Thumbs Up Thinking
If you use Good Thinking when deciding how to handle others ac ng like a Mr. Nasty, what will be your behavior?
a. Thumbs Down Behavior
b. Thumbs Up Behavior
c. Foolish Behavior
Most of you are exposed to others who frequently let out their Mr. Nasty. You might respond to their Mr. Nasty by letting your Mr. Nasty out. In your world, many people get into the habit of letting their Mr. Nasty out at the smallest problem. You probably have classmates who are Mr. Nasty more often than they are Dr. Nice. If you were paying attention to the story, you read how confusing this is for the young crows. They would much rather be around a Dr. Nice than a Mr. Nasty. How about you?
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