Chapter 6 Test ( Building Healthy Relationships) 7B

Someone you know casually or see sometimes is?

• Friend

• Peer

• Acquaintance

• Participant

Body language is a powerful tool for nonverbal communication. What is an example of body language?

• High five

• Frown

• Smile

• All of the above

To compromise means...

• to not agree with the other person

• get angry and leave

• come up with a solution where one side gets to choose

• come up with a solution to reach an agreement where both sides are happy

What is not an example of how a family nurtures its members?

• yelling at your brother when he took your phone

• giving your brother half of your sandwich

• playing a board game with your brother

• talking to your brother when he is upset about losing his game

Define family...

• the unit of society that includes one person.

• the basic unit of society that includes two or more people.

• the basic unity of society that includes two or more people joined by blood, marriage, adoption, or a desire to support one another.

• a basic unit of society joined by different relationships.

What is an example of a refusal skill?

• Saying yes and being peer pressured.

• Saying no and then being peer pressured.

• Using the the STOP formula.

• Using the HELP criteria.

The active and conscious choice not to participate in high-risk behaviors is...

• compromise

• abstinence

• tact

• being assertive

Using tobacco, vaping, alcohol, or illegal drugs are all examples of...

• negative consequences

• risk behaviors

• peer pressure

• abstinence

The opinions of your peers can effect the way you act.

• True

• False

A person who lives with his mother, stepfather, and stepsister lives in a extended family.

• True

• False