You see a classmate crying alone at lunch. What should you do?

• Stay with your friends because the crying student might want privacy

• Sit with them, even though your friends are waiting

Answer explanation

Going to sit with them yourself. Even though it's hard to leave your friends, being there for someone who is upset shows real kindness and courage.

During math class, someone next to you looks confused. What should you do?

• Help them understand, even though it might slow down your own work

• Focus on finishing your work so you can help them better later

Answer explanation

Helping them yourself. When you take time to help others understand, you're not just being kind - you're also learning the material better yourself!

After losing a game, your teammate is really upset. What should you do?

• Give them space to cool down and process their feelings

• Tell them 'We'll do better next time!' and stay with them

Answer explanation

Staying with them. Even if it's awkward, showing support when someone is down is what real friends do.

Your friend needs homework help, but you have plans to play video games. What should you do?

• Help them understand it now, even though you want to play video games

• Show them where to find the answers online so they can learn independently

Answer explanation

 Helping them with homework. True friendship means sometimes putting others' needs before our fun.

Someone's lunch tray spills everywhere. What should you do?

• Tell a cafeteria worker so they can clean it properly

• Stop and help clean up, making yourself late

Answer explanation

Helping clean up. Taking action to help others, even when it's messy or inconvenient, is the right thing to do.

Your friend seems really sad today. What should you do?

• Check on them once and then give them space

• Stay close by all day to make sure they're okay

Answer explanation

Offering support but giving space. Good friends respect others' boundaries while letting them know they're not alone.

At a party, one person isn't joining the fun. What should you do?

• Change the activity so everyone can participate

• Invite them to join but continue if they say no

Answer explanation

Including them now. Making others feel welcome is more important than continuing any particular activity.

A star athlete seems down after winning. What should you do?

• Congratulate them on winning and move on

• Ask if they want to talk about what's bothering them

Answer explanation

Asking if they want to talk. Winners can feel bad too, and showing you care about their feelings matters.

You find a phone in the hallway. What should you do?

• Turn it in to lost and found right away

• Wait nearby to see if the owner comes back

Answer explanation

Taking it to the office. Making an effort to help others get their belongings back is always the right choice.

Someone's spreading rumors about your friend. What should you do?

• Talk to your friend first to decide together what to do

• Stand up to them directly and tell them to stop

Answer explanation

Standing up to the mean talk. It takes courage to stand up to others, but defending friends is always right.