Question

Tristan has promised his little sister that he will take her to the park after he finishes his homework. However, his friend Manny calls and asks him to come over to his house. Tristan really wants to go hang out with Manny, but he tells Manny that he cannot see him today. Tristan feels good about his decision because he will finish his homework early and keep his promise to his sister.

This scenario shows that Tristan values which of the following?

(Choose all that apply.)


doing well in school

his freedom to make poor choices

what his friends want

keeping promises

Answer 1

The last choice: keeping promises, also the first one.

Answer 2

Based on the passage, doing well in school and keeping promises. Manny wanted him to come over, but he rejected him because he had made a promise to his sister. He also gets to finish his homework early, and he has more time to spend with his sister and more time to focus on getting good grades.