The document provides scenarios and potential responses for interacting appropriately with others in different situations: 1) If a teacher is walking fast to the restroom, wait until they are finished before asking a question. 2) If wanting to talk to a classmate at lunch, say hello to them and introduce yourself to the group they are sitting with. 3) If a boss is having a serious conversation, wait for them to finish before asking for a day off for your mother's birthday. 4) If a friend is upset during lunch, go over and ask if they want to talk about why they seem upset. 5) If a mentor tells you they are late to class, say "Okay

1. You see you teacher walking very fast towards the
restroom in school. You want to ask her a
question about homework. What should you do?
Stop you teacher and ask her your question.
Go into the bathroom with her and ask
your question.
Wait until she is finished using the restroom.
Ask her your question when she is in the
eating area or classroom.
Just forget about your question and never
ask it.

2. You see a classmate sitting with a group of
people at lunch. You want to know how their day
is going.
What do you do?
Go over and only talk to your classmate.
Say hello to your classmate and introduce
yourself to the group.
Ignore your classmate.
Go over, stand next to your classmate,
but don’t say anything.

3. You see your boss having a serious conversation
with another employee. You want to know if you can
have next Saturday off because it’s your Mom’s
birthday. What should you do?
Don’t ask for the day off and miss the party.
Interrupt their conversation and ask for
the day off.
Don’t ask for the day off and skip work.
Wait until they are finished talking and then
ask your boss for the day off.

4. You see your friend sitting alone in the corner of the
room during lunch. You can tell she is upset by
noticing her body language. What should you do?
Go over and say, “Hi. You look upset. Do
you want to talk?”
Go sit next to her.
Ask someone else to go and talk to her to
see what is wrong.
Talk about why she might be upset with
your other friends.

5. You see a mentor walking quickly with their backpack
in their hand. You want to say hello and ask what
they are doing this weekend. They tell you they are
late to class. What should you say?
“Okay, I will talk to you later”
“Hold on a minute, what are you
doing this weekend?”
“Can you talk for a little bit?”
“Want to come over to my house this
weekend? What should we do? Want to
go to a movie?”