15.3 Vocabulary

Front

Which of the following best describes the concept of friendship? A relationship where people occasionally meet and talk. A relationship where people share common interests, values, and goals and support each other. A relationship where people work together in a professional setting. A relationship where people live in the same neighborhood.

Back

A relationship where people share common interests, values, and goals and support each other.

Front

What is the primary difference between friends and acquaintances?

Back

Friends are people you share common interests and values with, while acquaintances are people you know but may not consider friends.

Front

How can diversity positively impact a group of friends?

Back

It can introduce a variety of perspectives and ideas.

Front

Why is it important to be aware of stereotypes?

Back

They can lead to unfair treatment and discrimination.

Front

What is a potential challenge of having online friends?

Back

It can be difficult to verify their true identity.

Front

How might a clique negatively affect a school environment?

Back

It can create divisions and exclude others.

Front

Analyze how stereotypes might influence the formation of cliques in a school setting.

Back

Stereotypes can lead to the exclusion of students who don't fit certain molds.

Front

Evaluate the role of online friendships in modern social interactions. What are some benefits and drawbacks?

Back

Online friendships allow for global connections but may lack depth.

Front

Plan a strategy to promote diversity within a group of friends.

Back

Invite people from different backgrounds to join activities.

Front

Predict how the dynamics of a friendship might change if one person moves to a different city.

Back

The friendship may require more effort to maintain through online communication.