Quiz Understanding Conflict Types (Grade 6-7)

What is conflict?

• A peaceful agreement between individuals

• A type of teamwork between groups

• A disagreement or clash due to opposing ideas, goals, values, or needs

• A strategy for solving problems

What is internal conflict?

• Conflict between groups

• Conflict within an individual's mind

• Conflict between two people

• Conflict involving national issues

Which of the following is an example of internal conflict?

• Two friends arguing over politics

• Deciding between a secure job or a risky career change

• A sports team competing in a tournament

• Club members planning an event

What is interpersonal conflict?

• Conflict within oneself

• Conflict between group members

• A disagreement or tension between two individuals

• A competition between companies

Which situation shows interpersonal conflict?

• Debating whether to speak up or stay silent

• Friends arguing over household responsibilities

• A community group debating a project

• A study group discussing an exam

What is intergroup conflict?

• Conflict between members within a group

• Conflict between two or more groups

• Conflict within an individual's thoughts

• Conflict between a person and a community

Which of these is an example of intergroup conflict?

• Neighbors disagreeing over noise levels

• Project team members debating who should lead

• Political parties with opposing policies

• A student debating time between studies and friends

What is intragroup conflict?

• Conflict within oneself

• Conflict between two groups

• Disagreement among members of the same group

• A clash between individuals from different workplaces

Which of these scenarios shows intragroup conflict?

• Club members disagreeing on event organization

• Two friends arguing over personal space

• A community divided on a development project

• A sports team competing for a championship

A student deciding whether to follow a passion or family expectations is an example of:

• Interpersonal conflict

• Internal conflict

• Intragroup conflict

• Intergroup conflict