The Classroom Procedures Quiz! Trivia
Do you know the appropriate classroom procedures to help keep the kids in line? When it comes to having excellent classroom management, one of the most critical variables is classroom procedure. Classroom procedures can make the classroom happier and more productive. Take this quiz to learn more about classroom procedures!
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Which of the following is NOT allowed as part of the correct school uniform?
- A.
Blue Polo-type shirt
- B.
Black sweater
- C.
Kaki pants
- D.
Blue and white striped sweater
- E.
White undershirt
Correct Answer
B. Black sweaterExplanation
A black sweater is not allowed as part of the correct school uniform because it is not listed as one of the allowed items in the given options. The options include a blue polo-type shirt, kaki pants, a blue and white striped sweater, and a white undershirt, but not a black sweater. Therefore, the black sweater does not meet the criteria for being allowed as part of the correct school uniform.Rate this question:
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- 2.
The first thing you should do when you walk in the classroom door is:
- A.
Log onto mrswilliams1.com
- B.
Retrieve your classroom supplies
- C.
Turn in homework
- D.
Pick up handouts on the table
Correct Answer
D. Pick up handouts on the tableExplanation
The correct answer is to pick up handouts on the table. This is because handouts are usually important materials or information that the teacher has prepared for the students. By picking up the handouts first, the student can ensure that they have all the necessary materials for the class and can follow along with any instructions or assignments given. Logging onto a website, retrieving supplies, or turning in homework may be important tasks as well, but they are not typically the first priority when entering the classroom.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Which of the following are allowed in Mrs. Williams’ class?
- A.
Breakfast muffins
- B.
Cell phones
- C.
MP3 players
- D.
Bottled water
- E.
Lotion
Correct Answer
D. Bottled waterExplanation
Bottled water is allowed in Mrs. Williams' class.Rate this question:
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- 4.
ID badges must only be worn in the hallways between classes?
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
ID badges must be worn above the waste and visible the entire time a student is on school property.Rate this question:
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- 5.
What should a student be doing when the tardy bell rings?
Correct Answer
seated, quiet and working
logging into the computerExplanation
All students should be seated and logging onto the web site when the bell rings.Rate this question:
- 6.
The Mailbox Monitor ensures that paper homework assignments are turned into _______ ___________ in the corner of the room.
Correct Answer
blue boxes
blue boxExplanation
The Mailbox Monitor ensures that paper homework assignments are turned into blue boxes or a blue box in the corner of the room. This suggests that there may be multiple blue boxes available for students to submit their assignments, or there may be only one blue box available for submission. Either way, the Mailbox Monitor is responsible for ensuring that the assignments are collected and placed in the designated blue boxes or box.Rate this question:
- 7.
________ mediates conflicts between classmates.
Correct Answer
Counselors
counselorsExplanation
Counselors mediate conflicts between classmates. They are trained professionals who provide guidance and support to students in resolving their conflicts and promoting healthy relationships. Counselors use various techniques such as active listening, conflict resolution strategies, and communication skills to help classmates understand each other's perspectives and find mutually beneficial solutions. By facilitating dialogue and promoting empathy, counselors play a vital role in creating a harmonious and inclusive school environment.Rate this question:
- 8.
When the volume level of the class gets too high, the _________ __________ __________ steps in to warn students or the class.
Correct Answer
Voice Level Monitor
voice level monitorExplanation
The voice level monitor is a device that detects the volume level in a classroom. When the volume gets too high, it steps in to warn students or the class. This could be through a visual indicator or an audible alert, reminding them to lower their voices and maintain an appropriate noise level. The voice level monitor helps to create a conducive learning environment by promoting noise control and classroom management.Rate this question:
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Taking notes, collecting handouts, and answering questions for certain students is the job of the:
- A.
Mailbox Monitor
- B.
Supply Monitor
- C.
Absentee Assistant
- D.
Inspectors
- E.
Voice Level Monitor
Correct Answer
C. Absentee AssistantExplanation
The correct answer is Absentee Assistant. This person is responsible for taking notes, collecting handouts, and answering questions for students who are absent from class. They ensure that absent students have all the necessary materials and information to catch up on missed work.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Where do students go if they arrive to class after the tardy bell rings?
- A.
Auditorium
- B.
Advisement Teacher Classroom
- C.
Home
- D.
Attendance Office
- E.
Bathroom
Correct Answer
D. Attendance OfficeExplanation
If students arrive to class after the tardy bell rings, they would typically go to the attendance office. This is because the attendance office is responsible for keeping track of students' attendance and tardiness. Students would need to check in with the attendance office to let them know that they have arrived late to class. The attendance office may also provide them with any necessary paperwork or instructions for making up missed class time.Rate this question:
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- 11.
It is possible for a student to be tardy ______ times in a full day of class.
- A.
1
- B.
4
- C.
7
- D.
9
- E.
15
Correct Answer
D. 9Explanation
A student can be tardy up to 9 times in a full day of class. This means that the student can arrive late to class on 9 different occasions throughout the day.Rate this question:
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- 12.
When students arrive at the door with their tardy pass, they should knock loudly before entering the classroom.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
The statement suggests that when students arrive at the door with their tardy pass, they should knock loudly before entering the classroom. However, this is not necessarily true. Different schools and classrooms may have different protocols for late arrivals. Some may require students to knock loudly, while others may have alternative procedures such as quietly entering the classroom. Therefore, the statement is false as it cannot be universally applied.Rate this question:
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- 13.
Students have until the end of the quarter to turn in any make-up or late work with no penalty.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
Students have one day for each day missed to make up work with no penalty. Work turned in within three days of the absence is graded at 20% off; after that at 50% off until the end of the quarter.Rate this question:
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- 14.
If a student is absent on deadline day, students have a day for every day absent to turn in the work.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
NO! Students MUST turn in their deadlines on the day of the deadline to avoid serious penalties!Rate this question:
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- 15.
Mrs. Williams will use the following tactics to get the attention of the class:
- A.
Scream obscenities
- B.
Raise her hand and use a verbal comment such as "attention"
- C.
Clap her hands three times
- D.
Click her heels three times and say "there's no place like Ruskin"
Correct Answer
B. Raise her hand and use a verbal comment such as "attention" -
- 16.
Mrs. Williams doesn’t mind if you carry on a quiet conversation during announcements.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
It is disrespectful to talk during announcements.Rate this question:
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- 17.
When students are in the station, they are working as a team to learn and practice the concepts that have been taught.
- A.
Work Tables
- B.
Teaching Tables
- C.
Testing
- D.
Work Stations
- E.
Transitions
Correct Answer
D. Work StationsExplanation
The given answer, "Work Stations," is the most suitable option because it aligns with the statement that students are working as a team to learn and practice concepts. Work stations are designed to facilitate collaborative learning and provide students with a dedicated space to engage in hands-on activities and group work. This option implies that students are actively involved in practical tasks and are able to apply the knowledge they have gained.Rate this question:
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- 18.
Students who are caught talking or copying during a test will be sent to the hall to retake the test during class.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
Students will need to come in after school to retake the test.Rate this question:
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- 19.
Which is NOT one of the four major classroom rules?
- A.
Be prepared
- B.
Be punctual
- C.
Be positive
- D.
Be peaceful
- E.
Be polite
Correct Answer
D. Be peacefulExplanation
The four major classroom rules are typically focused on behavior and conduct that promote a positive and productive learning environment. Being prepared, punctual, positive, and polite are all examples of rules that encourage good behavior. However, being peaceful is not typically considered a major classroom rule because it is more of a general expectation rather than a specific behavior that needs to be followed in a classroom setting.Rate this question:
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- 20.
Which of the following is an acceptable (safe) response to the redirection of behavior?
- A.
What did I do?
- B.
My bad.
- C.
Don't start with me again.
- D.
Whatever.
- E.
Non-verbal - eye roll
Correct Answer
B. My bad.Explanation
"My bad" is an acceptable (safe) response to the redirection of behavior because it acknowledges responsibility for one's actions or mistakes. By saying "my bad," the person is accepting that they made a mistake or did something wrong and taking ownership of their behavior. This response shows accountability and a willingness to correct the behavior, which can help diffuse tension and promote a positive resolution.Rate this question:
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- 21.
Which of the following is NOT a consequence for breaking the rules/not following procedures?
- A.
Verbal warning
- B.
Phone call home
- C.
Behavior contract
- D.
Sit in hall
- E.
Classroom detention
Correct Answer
D. Sit in hallExplanation
Sit in hall is not a consequence for breaking the rules/not following procedures. This is because sitting in the hall does not serve as a disciplinary action or consequence. It is possible that sitting in the hall may be a regular part of the classroom routine or a temporary measure for a specific purpose, but it is not directly related to rule-breaking or non-compliance.Rate this question:
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- 22.
Which of the following is NOT true about Mrs. Williams?
- A.
She has three children.
- B.
She owned her own business for 20 years.
- C.
She's Mizzou Tiger.
- D.
She is divorced.
- E.
She loves attending her children's sporting events.
Correct Answer
D. She is divorced.Explanation
The given answer states that Mrs. Williams is divorced. However, there is no information provided in the question about Mrs. Williams' marital status. Therefore, it cannot be determined whether she is divorced or not based on the given options.Rate this question:
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