Conflict Resolution Quiz

What should you do as soon as you notice the conflict according to the learning material?

• Discuss it with friends

• Ignore the conflict

• Stop and think

• Immediately react

What is a conflict?

• A resolution to a problem

• A type of negotiation

• A disagreement between people with different viewpoints, interests, or needs

• A peaceful conversation

Which unit of the course does Lesson 1: Conflict in Your Life belong to?

• Unit 7

• Unit 8

• Unit 9

• Unit 10

What are three causes of conflict among teens?

• Property disputes, someone's feelings are hurt, someone tries to get revenge

• People have different values, one or more people have prejudice, lack of communication

• Disagreements over sports, different musical tastes, fashion choices

• Misunderstandings, peer pressure, academic competition

What are the two main places teens have conflicts?

• At school and online

• In sports teams and music bands

• At home and in shopping malls

• In libraries and community centers

What are the two main places teens have conflicts?

• At school with teachers and at home with friends

• At school with peers and at home with parents and siblings

• In sports teams and online communities

• At part-time jobs and in public places

In what ways do movies and television programs misinform teens about how to handle conflicts?

• By providing educational content

• By showing realistic scenarios

• By portraying exaggerated outcomes

• By offering professional advice

Why do you think the media portrays conflicts in these ways?

• To reflect real-life situations accurately

• To avoid influencing the audience's behavior

• To increase viewership and entertainment value

• To educate the audience on conflict resolution

According to the text, how does the media often portray conflicts?

• By showing people compromising and speaking calmly

• By emphasizing situations where a person resolves conflicts with clever put-downs

• By providing educational content on conflict resolution

• By highlighting the importance of mutual understanding

Why might movies and television programs misinform teens about handling conflicts?

• Because they accurately depict real-life conflict resolution

• Because they focus on entertainment value over educational content

• Because they are intended to be used as educational tools in schools

• Because they always show people speaking calmly and with respect