Exploring Relationships Q

What are formal and informal relationships?

• Formal relationships are based on personal feelings, while informal relationships are strictly professional.

• Formal relationships are always friendly, while informal relationships are always serious.

• Formal relationships lack any structure, while informal relationships are governed by strict rules.

• Formal relationships are structured and defined by rules, while informal relationships are casual and based on personal connections.

Why are relationships difficult nowadays?

• Increased individualism and reliance on technology complicate relationships.

• People are more committed to relationships than ever.

• Social media has made communication easier and more effective.

• Traditional values are being embraced more widely today.

Explain the meaning of the saying 'A friend in need is a friend indeed'.

• A friend is someone who only helps when it's convenient.

• A friend in need is someone who is always busy.

• A true friend is someone who never offers help.

• A true friend is someone who helps you in times of need.

What should we do to keep our friends?

• Ignore them and focus on yourself.

• Avoid discussing personal feelings.

• Communicate and show appreciation.

• Only reach out when you need something.

Why do some friendships end?

• Friendships end due to financial issues.

• Friendships end due to growing apart, conflicts, or lack of communication.

• Friendships end because of geographical distance only.

• Friendships end when one person becomes more successful.

What kind of relationship should there be between students and their teachers?

• Teachers should have complete authority without any input from students.

• The relationship should be based on mutual respect, open communication, and trust.

• Students should only communicate with teachers through formal channels.

• The relationship should be strictly hierarchical with no room for discussion.

Discuss the importance of friendship for you. Do you have a lot of friends?

• I have many acquaintances but no real friends.

• I have a few close friends.

• I have a large group of friends but none are close.

• Friendship is overrated; I prefer solitude.

Describe a true friendship.

• A true friendship is only about having fun together.

• A true friendship is based on competition and jealousy.

• A true friendship is a bond built on trust, support, and mutual respect.

• A true friendship requires constant communication and no boundaries.

Talk about your best friend (appearance, qualities, hobbies, first meeting, values, activities).

• My best friend has straight black hair and blue eyes.

• We met at a coffee shop and bonded over our love for cooking.

• They are always busy with their online gaming and rarely go outside.

• My best friend has curly brown hair and bright green eyes. They are kind, funny, and always supportive. We both love hiking and painting. We met in high school during a group project. We share values of honesty and loyalty, and we often spend weekends exploring new trails or visiting art galleries.

What kind of secrets do you tell your best friend?

• Financial secrets about investments

• Confidential work-related information

• Personal thoughts, relationship issues, aspirations, and light-hearted secrets.

• Family secrets that could cause drama