Understanding Peer Pressure and Responsibility

What is the primary influence of peer pressure on young individuals?

• It determines their career path.

• It influences their morals and values.

• It affects their physical health.

• It changes their family dynamics.

Which of the following is an example of negative peer pressure?

• Encouraging a friend to study for a test.

• Pressuring a friend to skip school.

• Motivating a friend to join a sports team.

• Supporting a friend in a difficult time.

How can you effectively say "no" to peer pressure?

• By ignoring the person pressuring you.

• By forcefully saying "no" and making eye contact.

• By agreeing initially and then changing your mind later.

• By avoiding the topic altogether.

What does it mean to "shelve" your responsibilities as a Christian?

• To avoid them completely.

• To postpone them for a later time.

• To share them with others.

• To take them on alone.

Which Bible verse suggests that associating with wise people can make you wise?

• Proverbs 22:24-25

• Proverbs 13:20

• Deuteronomy 6:5

• 1 Peter 1:22

What is a key characteristic of positive peer pressure?

• It encourages illegal activities.

• It promotes good behaviors.

• It isolates individuals from their peers.

• It leads to negative consequences.

What should you consider when evaluating your friendships for negative peer pressure?

• If the friendship is fun.

• If the friendship causes you to compromise your values.

• If the friendship is long-lasting.

• If the friendship is popular.

What does it mean to "shoulder" your responsibilities?

• To avoid them.

• To share them with others.

• To carry them alone.

• To ignore them.

Which action is a way to avoid peer pressure?

• Agreeing to everything your friends say.

• Walking away from the situation.

• Ignoring your own values.

• Following the crowd.

What is the role of a steward in a Christian context?

• To avoid responsibilities.

• To manage and oversee God's gifts.

• To ignore God's commandments.

• To act independently of others.