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1 Sarah has done something mean to you at school. Should you spread bad rumors about Sarah to hurt her back? You accidently sent your uncle an that was supposed to go to your mother saying that you do not like receiving s from him because he sends you so much garbage. Should you tell your uncle that it was an April Fool s joke so you won t hurt his feelings? Your Mom asks if you have taken the trash out and you haven t. Should you tell your Mom that you have so you won t get into trouble? What should you do? A neighbor tells your mother that you picked three of her prized tulips from her yard. Should you deny that you had anything to do with it? What Your friends think motorcycles are cool. You have never ridden one. Should you tell them that you have ridden one so they will think you are cool? What The movie you want to see is PG-13. You are 12 and you really want to go to see the movie with your friends. Your parents will not let you see PG-13 movies. When you ask for permission to go to the movie, should you say the movie is not PG-13? Your friend asks if you like their new book bag. You don t like it. Should you tell them that you like it so you will not hurt their feelings? What Your Mom makes dinner and asks if you like it. You don t like it at all. Should you tell your Mom that you like it so you will not hurt her feelings? You and your friends go smoking one afternoon. Later at home your mother asks if you have been smoking. Should you deny doing it? Your teacher asks if you let your friend Chris cheat off your test. You did because you don t want to lose Chris as a friend.

2 Your friend Steve asks you to say that he is spending the night with you so he can sneak off to see a concert. Steve s mother calls and wants to speak to him. Should you say that Steve is in the shower? Your teacher asks if you cheated on the test. You did so you could get a good grade. Should you deny doing it? You push Andrew down during gym and he tells the teacher. The teacher asks you if you pushed Andrew down. Should you deny doing it? You just got your ice cream from the ice-cream man, but he was so busy that he forgot to take your money. Finally he asks if you paid for your ice cream. Should you say you already paid for it? You are going to be late for school. Should you forge an excuse note from your parents so you won t get into trouble? Today you got your report card. You really did terrible on it. Should you hide your report card and not show it to your parents? Your friends think Karen is really hot. You really don t know her well at all. Should you tell your friends that you have been out with her to impress them? Your parents notice that the DVD player is broken. You broke the DVD player and are afraid to tell. Should you say that your brother/sister did it? A ticket to get into the amusement park Your Mom told you to do your costs a lot more for children over homework that afternoon. That night twelve. You are 13 and your parents she asks you if you did it and you forgot think it s an outrageous price. Should all about it. Should you say that you they say you are twelve to save money? did it? What should they do?

3 Your friend asks you to come over and you really don t feel like it. Should you say that you have chores to do so you don t have to go? You don t want to go to school today. Should you pretend you are sick so you don t have to go? You come home from school and your Moms asks what happened to your coat. You lost it somewhere and cannot find it. Should you tell your Mom that it was stolen so you won t get into trouble? You are not allowed to hang around Jeff any more. You still consider him a friend and want to go see him. Should you tell your Mom that you are going to someone else s house so you can sneak over to see Jeff? John picks at you at school and you can t stand him. Should you say that he did something bad at school to a teacher just to get him into trouble? All your friends smoke, drink, and use drugs and think it is cool. They have never seen you smoke, drink, or use drugs and ask if you do. Should you say that you do so they will think you are cool too? Your Mom comes home and sees a mess in the kitchen and wants to know who did it. You did, but you don t want to get into trouble. Should you tell your Mom that your brother/sister did it? Your friends really would love to go to Disney World. You haven t been their either, but you would love to go. Should you say that you have been to Disney World just to impress them? You lost your study sheet for a big test and you will fail the test without it. Should you tell your parents or teacher that you lost it and get into trouble? You hit your brother/sister and then they hit you back. Should you tell on them for hitting you so you can get them into trouble and omit the part about you hitting him/her first? What

4 All your friends want the latest video game that just came out. Should you say that you have it just to impress your friends? Your group at school turned in an assignment for class. You did not help because the smart kids in your group will do it. Later the teacher asks what work did you do for your group assignment. Should you say that you did something so you won t get into trouble? You go to a store and find money left on the counter. It is not yours and you don t know whose it is. Should you take it because it s finder s keepers? You borrowed money from a friend and he now wants it back. You were planning on spending what money you had on a CD. Should you tell your friend that you do not have the money? You borrowed your friend s CD and accidently scratched it and now it skips. Should you keep this to yourself and not tell your friend that you ruined the CD? You were visiting a friend and accidently break something. Should you blame it on someone else or hide it? You accidently throw a ball through your neighbor s window. Should you run to your house or blame it on another kid? You go for a job interview and they ask if you can work a cash register. You can t but you really need this job. Should you tell them you know how to work a cash register so you can get this job? Tom calls Mary to go out on a date. Mary does not like Tom because he is not popular at school. Should Mary tell Tom that she is busy that night and can t go? What should she do? You arrive at your friend s birthday party and realize that you forgot to buy a present. Should you tell your friend that you forgot it at your house and will give it to them later? What

5 You go to a party with some friends and when you come home your parents ask if you had any alcohol or drugs. Should you tell your parents no so you won t get into trouble for doing it? You went river rafting and you are telling your friends about your trip. Should you exaggerate what happened just to make yourself look good? Your sister does not want to talk to Melissa. Your sister tells you that if Melissa calls on the phone to tell her that she is not home even if she is. Your sister is home and Melissa calls and wants to speak to her. What The creditors call your parents telling them that their bill is overdue. Your parents forgot to pay the bill. Should they tell the creditors that the check is in the mail when they have not mailed it to get the creditors off their backs? What should they do? Your father hates the IRS and says they steal from him. Should he cheat on his Income Tax Return to get his money back that he says they owe him? What should he do? John is not old enough to drink. Should he use a fake ID to get liquor? What should he do? All your friends have seen the new horror movie that everyone wants to see. Your friends ask if you have seen it. Should you say Yes so they won t think you are a looser? What should you do? You are at the corner store with a friend. Your friend puts some candy in their pocket and leaves the store. You know your friend is breaking a commandment. Should you tell the store clerk? Bob's bicycle was stolen. You see it in another friend s garage. Should you tell Bob you haven't seen his bike? A neighbor yells at you in front of your friends and really embarrasses you. Later you purposely ride your bike through the neighbor s flowers for what she did. The neighbor saw you do it and tells your mother. Should you deny that you did it?

6 Bev locks her little sister Kelly out of the house on purpose. Kelly could not get into the house and accidently breaks a window trying to get in. Kelly tells her parents that Bev locked her out of the house. Should Bev convince her parents that she didn t? What should Bev do? You see change on your parent s dresser and you think they won t miss a few quarters, right? Later your Dad asks if you happen to see some change he left on his dresser. Should you say you didn t see any money? What Your parents do not allow you to go to a certain site on the internet, but you do any way. Later your parents ask what you did on the computer. Should you tell them that you just answered s? You are playing a game and want to win really bad. Should you cheat so you would win? You need a good grade on this test to pass the class. Should you cheat so you will pass the class? What should you do? Bill sells cars for a living. He hasn t sold a car in a long time and needs to make a sell. Someone wants to buy a car that has been in a really bad wreck. Should Bill not tell them that the car was in an accident? What should Bill do? You have to do a book report. You found one online that you could copy and turn in. You are assigned a project for a class. You found something that someone already did that you can turn in. Should you turn in something that you did not do? You go to confession to confess your sins. Some of them are really bad. Should you not tell the whole truth about your sins? You broke your curfew and you get caught. Your parents do not know that you also went somewhere you are not allowed to go. Should you tell only some of what happened so you won t get into deep trouble?

7 You promise your friend you will meet them at the movies. Should you forget about giving your word to meet them because you never intended to go? You promise your friend that you will not tell her secret. Should you forget about giving your word and tell the juicy secret to others? You accepted an invitation to go to Jamie s birthday party. The next day you receive an invitation to go to Mary s birthday party. You would rather go to Mary s party. Should you tell Jamie you can t go to her party so you can go to Mary s? You promise your mother that you would babysit your little brother. When you are supposed to babysit, your friends want you to stay to play a new video game so you do. Should you tell your mother that you forgot, but you really didn t? You make a poster for class and it needs some jazzing up so you ask for help. Your friend gives you suggestions on how to jazz it up a bit, but you ignore her suggestions. Should you tell your friend that her suggestions did not look good when you didn t even try them? Your Dad tells you to cut the grass today and you don t want to. Should you tell your Dad when he comes home from work that you couldn t get the lawn mower going? You are having a sleep over and you did not invite Vicky because you didn t want her to come. Should you tell Vicky that you could only invite 4 kids and no more? Your teacher gives the class an assignment. You do not want to do it so you don t. Should you tell your teacher that you didn t know how to do it? Your Mom tells you to put the dishes in the dishwasher a certain way. You do not want to do it her way and do it the way you want. Should you tell your Mom that you tried, but you could not load the dishwasher the way she wanted? You are not allowed to use the computer for a few days and you are dying to get online. Should you sneak on the computer when your parents are not looking?

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