ALWAYS A. Student Reflection Survey

PART 1: WHAT HAPPENED

Think back to the moment you were taking the quiz.

1 When did you first notice that the correct answer was always "A"?

2 Once you noticed, what did you do? (Select all that apply)

I kept choosing "A" and trusted the pattern I doubted myself and changed some answers AWAY from "A" I looked at what other students were doing I whispered to or asked a classmate I raised my hand or told the teacher I asked for my quiz back to change answers

3 Did you change any answers AWAY from "A"?

Yes. I changed several answers Yes. I changed 1 or 2 No. I trusted the pattern No. but I wanted to

4 If you changed answers, WHY?

5 Did another student influence your answers?

Yes. a classmate told me "it can't all be A" and I changed Yes. I saw others choosing differently and doubted myself No. I made my own decisions I was the one telling others to change

6 Did you ask for your quiz back after handing it in?

Yes No, but I wanted to No

PART 2: WHAT YOU FELT

Emotions shape decisions. Understanding yours is part of the lesson.

7 How confident were you that "A" was correct every time?

Not confidentCompletely

8 Did you think YOU had gotten the vocab wrong?

Yes. I thought I studied the wrong material Briefly. then realized the pattern was real No. I trusted my knowledge

9 Which emotions did you feel? (Select all)

10 How much did other people's behavior affect YOUR decisions?

Not at allCompletely

PART 3: DEEPER REFLECTION

These questions matter most. Take your time.

11 Why do you think so many students saw the pattern but said nothing?

12 This quiz was generated by AI. What does it mean that AI produced such an obvious flaw and nobody caught it?

13 Give one real-world example from YOUR life where you accepted something without questioning it.

14 This class did projects, conversations, videos, Culture Codex, and cultural comparisons. What is the purpose of a traditional quiz? When might it NOT be the best tool?

15 Complete with at least 3 lines: "After today's experiment, I will never again.."