Home and Family Chapter 7

When trust is broken in a relationship, rebuilding the relationship is difficult.

• True
• False

Frequent acquaintances share common interests and experiences, as well as personal thoughts and feelings.

• True
• False

Most people have more close friends than any other level of friendship.

• True
• False

An example of a casual acquaintance is _____.

• a student you eat lunch with every day and talk about some personal things
• a student who works with you on a club project
• a student you meet in the hall, but has no classes with you
• None of the above.

When others of the same age group try to influence a person to think and act like the group, that person is experiencing _____.

• Conformity
• Rejection
• Acceptance
• Peer Pressure

Close friendships often develop between people who share common interests, beliefs, and _____.

• Birthdays
• Clothes
• Schools
• Goals

Which of the following is an assertive response to not understanding an assignment?

• Say, "I would like you to explain part B of the assignment again."
• Say, "I am so dumb! I just don't get it!"
• Throw the assignment in the garbage can.
• Blame the teacher for giving the assignment in the first place.

Friendships help people grow socially, emotionally, and intellectually.

• True
• False

An ability to converse will help a person develop rapport with others.

• True
• False

The word RAPPORT means relationship

• False
• True