Getting Along

You see someone standing along at recess looking sad. What would you say to them?

• Why are you just standing there?

• Don't say anything. Just keep playing.

• Are you ok? Do you want to play?

• Go get a teacher.

What should you say if you accidentally hurt someone?

• Get out of my way.

• I'm sorry. Are you okay?

• I didn't see you there.

• I like playing soccer.

What is the best way to start a conversation with someone new?

• A) Ignore them.

• B) Ask them about their day.

• C) Talk about yourself.

• D) Walk away.

Which sentence shows empathy?

• A) I don't care what you think.

• B) I understand how you feel.

• C) You should just get over it.

• D) It's not my problem.

Choose the correct sentence:

• A) He and I am going to the store.

• B) Me and him is going to the store.

• C) He and I are going to the store.

• D) Him and me are going to the store.

What does 'getting along' mean in a social context?

• A) Fighting with others.

• B) Ignoring others.

• C) Having a good relationship with others.

• D) Being alone.

Which word is a synonym for 'cooperate'?

• A) Argue

• B) Collaborate

• C) Disagree

• D) Separate

What is the main idea of the sentence: 'To get along with others, it's important to listen and communicate effectively.'

• A) Listening is not important.

• B) Communication is key to getting along.

• C) Getting along is about ignoring others.

• D) Talking is more important than listening.

Which of the following is a compound sentence?

• A) I like apples and oranges.

• B) She runs fast.

• C) He went to the store, and she went to the park.

• D) They are happy.

What is the antonym of 'friendly'?

• A) Hostile

• B) Kind

• C) Amiable

• D) Pleasant