Kindergarten worksheet on truth and lies from Starlight Christian Learning Center.

Let’s go through each question one by one. We’ll think carefully about what each question is asking and pick the best answer.

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Question 1:
*An untrue story that is told for fun or entertainment is called a...*
Options:
a) mystery
b) fantasy

→ A “mystery” is a story where something is hidden or unknown, and you try to figure it out — but it can be true or false.
→ A “fantasy” is made-up, often with magic or impossible things, and it’s told for fun — like dragons or talking animals. That fits “untrue story for fun.”
✔ So, the correct answer is b) fantasy.

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Question 2:
*If you do not tell the truth because you do not know the truth,*
Options:
a) you are making a mistake.
b) you are a bad person.

→ If you don’t know the truth, and you say something wrong, it’s not on purpose — it’s an honest error. That’s a *mistake*.
→ Being a “bad person” means you’re trying to hurt or trick someone — which isn’t happening here.
✔ So, the correct answer is a) you are making a mistake.

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Question 3:
*Lying is trying to make another person believe something that is not true.*
Options:
a) True
b) False

→ This is the definition of lying! You say something you know is not true, hoping someone else will believe it.
✔ So, the correct answer is a) True.

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Question 4:
*Is it possible to tell lies with your actions?*
Options:
a) Yes
b) No

→ Think about this: if you pretend to be sick so you don’t have to go to school, but you’re actually fine — that’s lying with your actions (like faking a cough).
→ Or if you nod yes when you mean no — that’s also lying without words.
✔ So, the correct answer is a) Yes.

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Question 5:
*When you have lied, what makes things worse?*
Options:
a) Admitting that you have lied.
b) Telling more lies.

→ If you admit you lied, you’re being honest now — that helps fix things.
→ But if you tell MORE lies to cover up the first lie, it gets bigger and harder to fix. That makes things worse.
✔ So, the correct answer is b) Telling more lies.

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Part II, Question 1:
*Candies are sweet.* → Is this true or a lie?

→ Candies are made with sugar — they taste sweet. Everyone knows this!
→ So this statement is TRUE.
✔ Write T in the box.

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Final Answer:
1. b
2. a
3. a
4. a
5. b
II.1. T