Friends Beyond Measure Quiz

Why do Ana and Harwin start using graphs?

• To creatively communicate their experiences and feelings

• To win a competition

• To decorate their room

• To make a scrapbook

How do Ana and Harwin’s charts change when things go well in their friendship?

• They show positive emotions and fun experiences

• They become blank

• They show only sad faces

• They disappear

What happens when Ana and Harwin have a disagreement?

• Their charts reflect tension and distance

• They stop talking forever

• They move to different cities

• They forget about each other

How do Ana and Harwin resolve their conflict?

• By communicating and expressing their feelings

• By ignoring each other

• By moving away

• By writing letters

What does the Venn diagram represent in their friendship?

• Things they have in common and what makes them unique

• Their favorite foods

• Their favorite colors

• Their favorite animals

How does the story end for Ana and Harwin?

• They reconcile and appreciate the strength of their friendship

• They never speak again

• They move to different countries

• They start a business

Why do you think Ana and Harwin chose to use graphs and charts?

• They find it a fun, creative way to communicate

• They were forced to

• They had no other choice

• They wanted to win a prize

How does data help Ana and Harwin understand their friendship?

• It helps them quantify and better see their shared experiences

• It makes them argue more

• It confuses them

• It makes them forget things

What might have happened if Ana and Harwin didn’t talk about their feelings?

• They might have grown further apart

• They would have become best friends

• They would have started a band

• They would have traveled the world

How do graphs help Ana and Harwin communicate during difficult times?

• They make them more confused.

• They help them visually express complex emotions that might be hard to put into words.

• They make them argue more.

• They have no effect on their communication.