RULES & PROCEDURES QUIZZES
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1 RULES & PROCEDURES QUIZZES One way to review and reinforce rules and procedures with students at the beginning of the year is to give them a Rules and Procedures Quiz. Make it mandatory that everyone gets 100% on the quiz. Let students take it as many times as is necessary until they achieve this goal. Then file the quizzes away to be used as evidence, should you need it, that at one time they did in fact know what the rules were. See the three sample quizzes below to get ideas of how to create this type of quiz. Rules/Procedures/Syllabus Quiz: Sample 1 Directions: Please choose the best answer to the questions below. To pass this quiz you must score 100%. You may take the quiz as many times as necessary to achieve that score. 1. When entering the classroom at the beginning of the period, the proper procedure is to a.) check the assignment on the board and get to work. b.) check the assignment on the board and get to it when you have time. c.) check the assignment on the board and text your friends about it. 2. Food in class is a.) okay if I bring enough for everybody. b.) okay if I m really, really hungry. c.) never okay. 3. Cell phones should be a.) on vibration only. b.) off and put away. c.) only used when you re sure the teacher isn t looking. 4. If I want to speak in class I should a.) say what s on my mind. b.) raise my hand before I speak. c.) raise my hand and wait to be called on before speaking. 5. When another student is speaking I should a.) listen attentively. b.) pretend to listen attentively. c.) secretly check my cell phone. (Hint: See question #3.) 2016 Conscious Teaching consciousteaching.com 21 Crest Rd, Fairfax CA
2 6. If I think the teacher s decision is unfair I should a.) argue until he changes his mind. b.) hire a lawyer. c.) arrange to discuss the matter with him privately. 7. When the teacher rings the bell on his desk it means a.) he wants your attention. b.) it s time to do the Macarena. c.) class is dismissed. 8. It s okay to leave class to go to the bathroom a.) when I m bored. b.) when it s an emergency and I have the teacher s permission. c.) when nature calls. 9. Before the end of class a.) my desk should be clean. b.) all books and materials should be in their proper place. c.) my desk should be clean and all books and materials should be in their proper place. Rules/Procedures/Syllabus Quiz: Sample 2 1) When the sign for group work is posted on the board, you should: a.) wait until the teacher releases each group number to go. b.) run like a madman/madwoman. c.) get up when you want to. 2) When homework is collected, you should: a.) put it in your friend s folder. b.) pass it to the front row. c.) it to your teacher. d.) hand it to the teacher. 3) When turning in late work, always include: a.) the date the assignment was due. b.) your name. c.) the date you re turning it in Conscious Teaching consciousteaching.com 21 Crest Rd, Fairfax CA
3 4) During discussion time, please: a.) blurt out answers. b.) say I know! I know!. c.) tap the teacher s shoulder. d.) raise your hand. 5) When working in groups, you should always: a.) be friendly to your peers. b.) put back materials when you are done. c.) help others by not giving the answers away. 6) If you feel you have to talk to the teacher about an issue, you should: a.) do it right away before you forget. b.) ask the teacher when the best time to meet would be. c.) tell the teacher you need to do it in front of the class. 7) If you need to leave class for any reason, please: a.) interrupt the lesson to ask the teacher. b.) wave your hand for attention from the teacher. c.) raise your hand to ask the teacher for permission. d.) yell the request across the classroom. 8) When the teacher asks you to take out your book, you should: a.) look to the board to see what page we are working on. b.) ask what page we are on. c.) ask everyone around you what page we are on. d.) close your book. 9) Getting up to throw trash away in the middle of the lesson is: a.) distracting. b.) not allowed. c.) something that can wait. Rules/Procedures/Syllabus Quiz: Sample 3 1. What is the procedure for entering the room? a. Say hello to Ms. W, enter silently, take out agenda book and write down homework. Then, free write or read until Ms. W. tells us what to do. b. Enter silently, write down homework in agenda book and wait for Ms. W to tell us what to do. c. Crowd around Ms. W at the door so I can be first in, bombard her with lots of questions to show her I m really excited about class today, then sit down and chat with my neighbor until Ms. W reminds me about my agenda book Conscious Teaching consciousteaching.com 21 Crest Rd, Fairfax CA
4 2. What should you do as soon as you finish your work - or whenever you have free time? a. Raise my hand and ask Ms. W, What should I do now? b. Automatically free read or free write. c. Take out my science homework, and work on that for a bit. 3. How do you show Ms. W that you have something to say? a. Wave my hand in the air and say Oh! Oh! Oh! until Ms. W calls on me. b. Call out enthusiastically whenever I have something to say. c. Raise my hand and quietly wait for Ms. W to call on me. 4. What does it mean to actively listen? a. Actively listening means I am sitting up, facing the person talking, and thinking about what is being said and how I would respond. b. Actively listening means I am being active while listening, running in place, tossing a ball around, doing some jumping jacks-that kind of thing. c. Actively listening means I am listening to what is being said and chatting with my neighbor about it when I have a question or a response. 5. What should you do if you have a burning question for Ms. W as soon as you enter ELA? a. Ask it as soon as I see her so that I don t forget it? b. Raise my hand when Ms. W asks if there are any questions. c. See if I can figure out the answers myself or by quietly asking my neighbor. d. Both C and B e. Both A and C 6. When is the appropriate time to ask if you can use the bathroom? a. Smack dab in the middle of a mini-lesson that I think is snoozerific. b. During independent reading or writing. c. During independent reading or writing, or right when I m entering the room and saying Hey! to Ms. W. 7. What should you do if you are absent for ELA? a. Get right back into the swing of ELA when returning to school! b. Raise my hand at the start of class and ask Ms. W, What did I miss? c. Ask a reliable classmate what I missed, make up any missing classwork or notes and make sure I hand in any assignments that were due on the day I was out. 8. What is Ms. W s lateness policy for work that isn t handed in on time? a. No penalty! Wahhhooooooooooo! b. Automatic failure for the assignment. c. Ten points off each day for two days. On third day, it s a 65 and must be completed during a lunch detention if I haven t yet handed it in Conscious Teaching consciousteaching.com 21 Crest Rd, Fairfax CA
5 9. What is the best way for you to show Ms. W that you are an independent reader and writer? a. Come to class with super hard books like Shakespeare s Macbeth and Dicken s Great Expectations, and then brag about how they are soooooooooo easy! b. Select a spot during independent reading and writing that is separate from everyone else so that I can really focus and concentrate without any distractions. c. Ask Ms. W to read my novel that I m writing in my free time. 10. What should you do if you would like to have a conversation with Ms. W? a. Sign up for a conference on the board and wait until my name is called. b. Approach Ms. W directly after the mini-lesson and ask for a conference. c. Say really loudly, I need to talk to you, Ms. W! before heading back to my seat. 11. What happens when you hear the chime? a. I do the hokey pokey and turn myself around. b. Stop talking and look at Ms. W. c. Stop talking and look at Ms. W after I finish my conversation. 12. What is the proper body language in the meeting area? a. Lying down either on my stomach or back, so that everyone knows I am muy relaxed! b. Facing Ms. W with my back to the screen. c. Facing the screen, notebook open, ready to write some notes. 13. How should you transition into independent work time from the meeting area - whether it s reading or writing that we re working on? a. Run as fast as I can to my independent reading/writing seat, which is right beside my BFF! b. Approach Ms. W and say, So...what are we doing now? or I really have to talk to you! c. Silently move into a spot where I can focus on reading and writing without any distractions. 14. What is the procedure for checking out a classroom library book? a. During library periods, I can sign out a book with the library monitor. b. Ask Ms. W as soon as I enter the class if I can check out a book. c. Check out books if/when I remember Conscious Teaching consciousteaching.com 21 Crest Rd, Fairfax CA
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