Scenario library

Train on real trade-offs

Each scenario is designed for ambiguity. You decide, predict the crowd, then calibrate—without fake moral certainty. Free training includes a fixed sample of sixteen scenarios; Navigator unlocks the full rotating library.

This page previews the part of the library we show to everyone. The lab opens the rest once your account has an age range.

Shared walls, shared spaces, and unwritten local rules.

• Queue jump at the dinner hall

  Neighbours & Community · L2

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  Someone cuts the dinner-hall queue in front of you. You’ve been waiting ages. Calling them out could start a row; saying nothing lets them get away with it.

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• See someone trip and others laugh

  Neighbours & Community · L2

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  A classmate trips in the corridor and drops their books. Others laugh. Helping might make you a target for jokes too.

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• Team pick leaves the same kid last

  Neighbours & Community · L2

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  You’re captain for PE. The same classmate is always picked last and looks miserable. Picking them early might annoy your best players.

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• Someone’s hurt on the pitch and play continues

  Neighbours & Community · L2

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  A player goes down holding their ankle during a football match. Others keep playing for the goal. You’re nearest with the ball.

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• Lost dog poster vs taking it home

  Neighbours & Community · L2

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  You find a friendly dog with no collar near a ‘lost dog’ poster that looks similar. Taking it home feels kind; calling the number or a parent first is safer.

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• Climate strike vs mocked by classmates

  Neighbours & Community · L3

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  There’s a climate strike during lessons. You care, but classmates mock anyone who goes. Attending matches your values; staying avoids becoming a joke.

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• Soft-play queue jumpers

  Neighbours & Community · L2

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  Kids queue-jump at soft-play while a younger child waits and staff haven’t noticed. Speaking up might start a row; ignoring it feels wrong.

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• Reserved bus seats taken

  Neighbours & Community · L2

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  Older kids push into front bus seats reserved for younger years. Moving risks a shove; staying feels like agreeing it’s fine.

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• Climb past park sign dare

  Neighbours & Community · L2

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  Mates dare you to climb past the ‘no climbing’ sign on the park wall. Doing it looks brave; a fall would be serious.

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• Litter pick blame for dropped can

  Neighbours & Community · L2

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  On a litter pick someone else’s drinks can rolls from your bag section and a volunteer assumes you littered. Defending yourself looks argumentative; staying quiet stains your record.

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• Scooter borrowed without ask

  Neighbours & Community · L2

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  A neighbour kid rides your scooter down the pavement without asking while you’re indoors. Confronting them might seem dramatic; saying nothing invites repeats.

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• Wet paint bench warning skip

  Neighbours & Community · L2

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  You see wet paint on a park bench just before a toddler climbs up and the sign has fallen face-down. Fixing the sign slows your game; saying nothing risks ruined clothes and a telling-off for their parent.

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• Empty nest bird eggs moved

  Neighbours & Community · L2

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  A classmate wants to move bird eggs from a low nest ‘to keep them safe’ higher up. Helping might feel kind; moving eggs can make parents abandon them.

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• Park bench graffiti dare

  Neighbours & Community · L2

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  A friend offers you a marker to add to graffiti on a park bench. Joining looks bold; it damages a shared place.

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• Ice-cream van money mix-up

  Money & Business · L2

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  The ice-cream van gives you change for a ten by mistake when you paid with a five. Keeping the extra buys another ice cream; returning it is honest.

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• Classroom eco-monitor skip day

  Everyday Life · L2

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  As eco-monitor you skip checking lights and bins because you want longer play. Skipping is easy; the class might lose an eco award.

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• Window seat claimed by bag

  Neighbours & Community · L2

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  On a coach trip a bag ‘saves’ a window seat while a younger child stands. Moving the bag might start a spat; ignoring it leaves the child standing.

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• Class hamster treat overfeed

  Everyday Life · L2

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  A classmate wants to feed the class hamster extra treats ‘just this once’ beyond the chart. Joining feels fun; overfeeding can make the hamster ill.

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• Shared bike helmet crack hide

  Neighbours & Community · L2

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  You crack a shared club bike helmet and it’s still wearable-looking. Reporting means the ride might be cancelled; hiding it risks a head injury.

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• Classroom door held then dropped

  Neighbours & Community · L2

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  You hold a heavy door for a line of kids then someone lets it slam toward a younger pupil behind you. Going back slows you; walking on leaves them to get hit.

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• Stolen bike serial spotted

  Ethics & Morality · L3

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  You recognise a stolen bike’s sticker on a listing from someone at school. Reporting might escalate; ignoring it leaves the owner without a bike.

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• Football in the street and a broken window

  Neighbours & Community · L2

  Free sample

  Your street kickabout cracks a neighbour’s window. Friends want to run. Staying to confess risks a scolding; running leaves the neighbour with the cost.

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• Fiesta duty vs online class

  Family · L3

  Free sample

  Barangay fiesta prep expects teens to help all afternoon while you have graded online labs. Skipping looks ungrateful; missing labs hurts your average.

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• Quiet hours and indoor football

  Neighbours & Community · L2

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  Friends want indoor football in the hallway during Ruhezeit. Joining risks neighbour complaints; saying no may lose the game invite.

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• Church youth programme vs study hall

  Family · L3

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  Youth programme rehearsal fills the week before mocks. Elders expect full attendance; your study hall slot is the only quiet time you get.

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• Neighbour karaoke during study

  Neighbours & Community · L2

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  Neighbour karaoke starts during your reading homework. Asking them to quiet down feels scary; you cannot focus.

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• OSIS event duty vs UTBK prep

  Everyday Life · L3

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  OSIS wants you on an all-day school event during peak UTBK prep. Saying no looks disloyal to the organisation; saying yes burns a revision weekend.

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• Prefab classroom rain leak

  Everyday Life · L2

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  Rain leaks onto your desk in a crowded classroom. Moving may take someone’s dry spot; staying soaks your books.

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• Harambee contribution from pocket money

  Neighbours & Community · L3

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  Classmates launch a harambee for a sick student. Your pocket money is already tight. Giving less looks cold; giving more skips lunch for days.

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• Temple festival duty vs A/L revision

  Family · L3

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  Temple festival duty expects you all weekend during A/L revision. Elders will notice absence; missing revision risks your district rank.

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• Marae overnight vs NCEA study

  Neighbours & Community · L3

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  You committed to a marae overnight that lands before an NCEA external. Backing out disrespects the community; going risks your paper.

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• Void deck football and a neighbour’s note

  Neighbours & Community · L2

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  You play football at the void deck after a neighbour left a ‘no ball games’ note. Friends want one more match. Playing risks a report; stopping feels unfair when others play.

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• CCA commitment vs exam block

  Everyday Life · L3

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  CCA wants full attendance before a competition during your exam block. Quitting looks flaky; attending burns revision nights.

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• Cram school vs temple fair duty

  Family · L3

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  Family expects temple fair help during peak cram-school week. Saying no disappoints elders; saying yes burns revision.

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