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**Lesson 4 - Discussion: Trustworthiness
Think of a time in which you either told the truth or told a lle.
Respond to the following prompts using complete sentences. Please number/letter your responses to the questions as they
are shown (1a, 1b, 1c, 2a, 2b).
1. Describe the situation.
a. Who did you tell the truth to, or who did you lle to?
b. What was the situation?
c. Why did you decide to do what you did?

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Answer:

 I lied and I was not trusted to go by myself until I was trustworthy again. I told my mother that I was going to go to the store but I lied and went to a friend's house. my uncle saw me going into my friend's house and went to tell my mother. She called me back to the house and asked me if I went anywhere else but to the store. I told her I didn't go to the store and went to my friend's house.  The reason why I lied in the first place was beacuse she told me that if I wanted to go to my friend's house then I had to take my cousin with me but I did not want her to go so I lied to my mother so I can go by myself. she told me I was not allowed to go anywhere by myself alone until she can trust me again. if I did not tell the truth about where I went then I would have gotten in bigger trouble than what I got into.

Explanation:

im sorry I didn't get what those (1a, 1b, 1c, 2a, 2b)it was kinda confusing on where to put them hope this helps though

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