Respecting dignity is like:

Letting someone sing off-key if they love it

Respecting beliefs means:

Valuing different cultures and views

“Access to services” means:

Everyone can use what they need

Bad care might look like:

Ignoring someone’s food needs

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1
Respecting dignity is like:
Laughing at people
Posting their secrets online
Ignoring someone’s wishes
Letting someone sing off-key if they love it
2
Everyone has the right to make choices. This means:
Staff choose for you
Rock-paper-scissors decides
You get a say in your own life
Only on Tuesdays
3
Using care values makes people feel:
Like they matter
Like a background character
Forgotten
Super sleepy
4
Empowering someone means:
Helping them make choices
Telling them what to do
Doing everything for them
Giving them a magic wand
5
Supporting people’s rights helps them feel:
Powerful and in control
Invisible
Like superheroes
Left out
6
Confidentiality is:
A fancy word for secrets
Keeping private stuff private
Writing gossip blogs
Telling everyone everything
7
Respecting beliefs means:
Eating all the cake
Ignoring what people like
Valuing different cultures and views
Only celebrating your holidays
8
If someone’s rights are ignored, they might feel:
Upset or powerless
Like a potato
Famous
Fabulous
9
When you meet someone’s needs, they feel:
Unimportant
Confused
Like a boss
Bored
10
When you ask someone what they like to eat, you're:
Supporting choice
Being nosey
Starting a food fight
Planning your lunch
11
If people feel respected, they usually:
Slam doors
Leave
Do the moonwalk
Feel good about themselves
12
When people feel safe, they’re more likely to:
Build a fort
Complain
Take a nap
Get involved in decisions
13
Encouraging kids to play together teaches:
How to win at tag
Hide-and-seek mastery
Inclusion and acceptance
Competitive spirit
14
The value that treats everyone fairly is called:
Equality and inclusion
Mega fairness
The nice vibe
Ninja justice
15
One important care value is:
Letting people have a say
Always saying no
Collecting stickers
Baking cookies
16
Helping someone go to their church/mosque/temple supports:
Nap time
Grocery shopping
Cultural and religious rights
Internet access
17
If you ignore someone’s opinion, they may feel:
Like a rockstar
Empowered
Totally chill
Left out and unhappy
18
Being protected from harm and abuse means:
Staying in your room
Feeling safe and looked after
Wearing bubble wrap daily
Arguing over TV remotes
19
Fair treatment means:
Playing favorites
Giving everyone equal chances
Treating people based on their hair color
Everyone gets free chocolate
20
Confidentiality builds:
Confusion
A treehouse
Trust
Suspense
21
Good staff will:
Say “rules are rules”
Make choices for everyone
Collect gossip
Let people speak up
22
Care values help protect people from:
Boredom
Funky smells
Harm and unfairness
Dancing
23
“Access to services” means:
Services are only for VIPs
Everyone can use what they need
You get a secret key
It's a maze you must escape
24
Letting someone pick their clothes helps:
Staff routines
Fashion police
Laundry day
Individual choice
25
Bad care might look like:
Smiling too much
Wearing mismatched socks
Ignoring someone’s food needs
Singing with clients

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