6. Winston’s baseball team had the bases loaded in the last inning when his friend Freddie watched three straight pitches go by without swinging and was called out on strikes to end the game. How can Winston demonstrate responsible behavior in this situation?

Ask the coach sarcastically, in front of the team, if he gave Freddie the take sign.
Confront Freddie and let him know that the team would have won if he could hit.
Ignore Freddie both after the game and the next day at school.
Tell Freddie that no one is perfect and to keep his confidence up. ********

7. Geoff was called out on strikes on what he thought was a ball completely out of the strike zone. He remembered his coach telling all the players before the game to use good judgment and hold their temper even if they thought a call by the umpire was incorrect. How can Geoff show appropriate etiquette after he struck out of the game?

Jog back to the dugout realizing he needs to swing at anything close. ********
Throw his bat on the ground and storm back to the dugout.
Turn around and glare at the umpire in defiance.
Yell and complain to the umpire once he is seated back in the dugout.

8. Mr. Pillsbury was concerned that when his PE class was dividing themselves up to practice at the striking skills stations, most of the students grouped themselves with students of like cultural backgrounds. Mr. Pillsbury can best ensure his students get a chance to participate with a diverse group of students by having them group together by

Birthday Month*********
Favorite Holiday
Favorite Season of the Year
Hair Color

9. What is a calorie?

The energy supply found in food that the body uses to function*******
Then energy supply found in water that the body uses to function
The energy supply that helps the body sleeps through the night
The energy supply that helps the body burn excess fat while dieting

10. Based on calorie consumption and expenditure, which person will most likely lose weight fastest?

Hank takes in 2,200 calories a day, and uses 2,500 calories during the day.
Lakota takes in 2,500 calories a day, and uses 2,550 calories during the day.
Kirby takes in 1,900 calories a day, and uses 2,000 calories during the day. ******
Johnny takes in 2,000 calories a day, and uses 2,500 calories during the day.

6. Winston can demonstrate responsible behavior in this situation by telling Freddie that no one is perfect and to keep his confidence up. By offering words of encouragement and support, Winston is showing empathy and understanding towards his friend. This not only helps Freddie feel better about the situation, but it also promotes a positive and supportive team dynamic.

7. Geoff can show appropriate etiquette after striking out of the game by jogging back to the dugout and realizing that he needs to swing at anything close. By accepting the umpire's call and taking responsibility for his own performance, Geoff exhibits good sportsmanship and displays respect for the game, the umpire, and his teammates. Showing self-control and not responding with anger or complaint is an important aspect of sportsmanship.

8. Mr. Pillsbury can best ensure his students get a chance to participate with a diverse group of students by having them group together by Birthday Month. By grouping students based on something unrelated to their cultural backgrounds, such as their birth month, Mr. Pillsbury creates an opportunity for students from different cultures to interact and engage with each other. This encourages diversity, inclusion, and the building of relationships among students of different backgrounds.

9. A calorie is the energy supply found in food that the body uses to function. It is a unit of measurement for energy. When we consume food, our body breaks it down and uses the calories as a source of energy for various bodily processes, such as metabolism, physical activity, and maintaining basic bodily functions. Calorie intake and expenditure play a significant role in maintaining a healthy weight.

10. Kirby is most likely to lose weight fastest based on calorie consumption and expenditure. Kirby takes in 1,900 calories a day and uses 2,000 calories during the day. This creates a calorie deficit of 100 calories (2,000 - 1,900), meaning that Kirby is burning more calories than they consume. Weight loss occurs when there is a calorie deficit, as the body taps into its fat stores to make up for the energy shortfall. Therefore, Kirby's lower calorie intake compared to their expenditure suggests that they would lose weight at a faster rate compared to the other individuals mentioned.

I agree with all of your answers except for # 5.