You were supposed to complete some schoolwork on your own, but you used the answer key instead., A) Feel guilty about it but erase the evidence and say nothing., B) Admit it only after your parent notices something is wrong, then argue that the work was too hard anyway., C) Admit what you did without excuses, accept whatever needs to be redone, and choose to do the work honestly next time., D) Decide it doesn’t really count as cheating because you do school at home., You said something cruel to your sibling during an argument., A) Say, “Sorry you were offended.”, B) Apologize, but spend most of the apology explaining why the other person caused it., C) Avoid him or her until everyone forgets., D) Admit the words were hurtful, apologize without defending them, and work on a different way to respond when angry., A friend tells you something personal, and you later share it with someone else even though it wasn’t your story to tell. What would repentance look like?, A) Feel bad about it but hope they never find out., B) Tell yourself it wasn’t technically a lie, so it wasn’t really wrong., C) Admit what you did, apologize without making excuses, and stop sharing other people’s personal information., D) Warn the people you told not to repeat it so the problem doesn’t get any bigger., Your mom keeps reminding you to do your chore. It is getting on your nerves, and you snap at her, raise your voice, or say something rude. You apologize afterward, but the same thing keeps happening. What would repentance look like?, A) Admit that your response is wrong, ask forgiveness, and ask the Lord to help you respond differently next time—like walking away, calming down, or choosing your words before speaking., B) Tell yourself, “That’s just how God made me; it's how I am when I’m angry.”, C) Keep apologizing each time, even if you don’t try to change how you respond., D) Try not to get angry anymore., You return something you stole because you know security footage probably caught you., A) Returning it automatically proves repentance., B) Fear of consequences may change behavior, but repentance also requires truthfully owning the wrong and turning from it., C) It cannot count as a good action because your motive was mixed., D) Keep it unless someone directly accuses you., A friend hurt your feelings, so you find a way to hurt them back., A) You can own and repent of your own sin without denying or excusing what they did., B) Repentance means pretending their wrongdoing did not matter., C) You do not need to repent because they sinned too., D) Wait until they apologize first., You sin and genuinely feel sorrow over what you’ve done. What is the difference between godly sorrow that leads to repentance and shame that keeps you stuck?, A) Godly sorrow means feeling as terrible about yourself as possible so God knows you are really sorry., B) Shame helps us make up for our sin by punishing ourselves emotionally until we feel worthy to come back to God., C) Godly sorrow recognizes sin honestly and turns us back toward God in confession and faith. Shame tells us to hide, condemn ourselves, or try to pay for our sin ourselves., D) The healthiest response is to stop thinking about the sin so you don’t feel bad anymore., You know a habit is wrong but keep saying, “That is just how I am. Must be part of God's plan.", A) Assume that if God allowed this struggle to be part of your life, He must want you to continue in the sinful habit., B) Say, “God is sovereign, so whatever I choose must be what He wanted me to do.”, C) Decide you need to overcome the habit completely on your own before you can come back to God., D) Recognize that God is sovereign and may allow us to struggle with sin, but that does not make sin His desire for us. Trust that He can work even through our failures while agreeing with Him about what is wrong, turning from it, and asking Him to help us change., Grandma asks you clean up after baking, but you deliberately didn’t do it and then said you “forgot” when she called you to come back and get it done., A) Keep saying you forgot because admitting you chose not to do it will get you in more trouble., B) Admit that “I forgot” was an excuse, tell the truth about your choice, and do what you were asked without continuing to defend it., C) Do the task quickly before your mom finds out and never mention the lie., D) Feel bad about lying, so you have already repented., You realize you’ve been consistently leaving someone out at co-op because your friends don’t really like them., A) Feel bad about it, but keep doing the same thing so your friends don’t think you’re weird., B) Decide you aren’t responsible because you never actually said anything mean., C) Recognize that your treatment of the person has been wrong, ask God to help you change, and begin making different choices about how you treat and include them., D) Be extremely friendly to them once so you don’t have to feel guilty anymore.

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