Social

• That is a lovely dress.

• You look ugly in that dress.

• That is my dress.

• Whose dress you are wearing?

• Congratulations!

• Thank you.

• Is that you, Aina?

• You are welcome.

• How about you?

• I am not going to the party.

• Yes, I will be wearing that dress.

• I'll be wearing this blouse.

• It's a beautiful building.

• The hospital is opposite the stadium.

• It is opposite the hospital.

• Let's walk there together.

Choosing not to spread rumors about a classmate is an example of:

• Responsible decision-making

• Self-management

• Empathy

• Social awareness

Feeling motivated to contribute to the well-being of your community is an aspect of:

• Social awareness

• Self-management

• Empathy

• Responsible decision-making

The ability to take the perspective of and empathize with others, including those from diverse backgrounds and cultures, is known as:

• Social awareness

• Self-awareness

• Self-management

• Relationship skills

On page 67, the author writes, "When she (Esperanza) went to town, she was escorted and hurried around any beggars. And the peasants always kept their distance. That was simply the way it was." What does the author mean by this?

• Esperanza comes from a different social class than the peasants. The peasants see the difference in social class so they also keep their distance.

• Esperanza comes from the same social class.

When you are able to negotiate conflict constructively, this is an example of:

• Responsible decision-making

• Relationship skills

• Self-management

• Social awareness

Which component of the health triangle refers to the ability to establish and maintain positive relationships with others?

• Physical health

• Mental health

• Emotional health

• Social health