Confrontation and Conflict Resolution Quiz

What is confrontation?

• When two or more people face a disagreement or conflict.

• When people always agree with each other.

• When someone is alone and thinking.

• When people are playing a game together.

Which of the following is NOT a reason why confrontation may happen?

• Feelings are hurt

• Rules are broken

• People are always happy

• Misunderstandings

What is one way to handle confrontation calmly?

• Yell at the other person

• Stay calm and take a deep breath

• Ignore the other person completely

• Blame the other person for everything

Why is it helpful to use “I” statements during a confrontation?

• It helps you blame the other person

• It allows you to talk about your feelings without blaming

• It makes the other person feel bad

• It ends the conversation quickly

What should you do if a confrontation feels too big to handle alone?

• Keep arguing until you win

• Ask for help from a teacher, counselor, or trusted adult

• Walk away and never talk to the person again

• Ignore the problem completely

What is confrontation?

• When people face a disagreement or conflict.

• When people agree on everything.

• When people avoid talking to each other.

• When people celebrate together.

Which of the following is a reason why confrontation might happen?

• Hurt feelings and misunderstandings.

• Having a party.

• Getting a good grade.

• Making new friends.

What should you do first when you feel a confrontation starting?

• Stay calm and take a deep breath.

• Yell at the other person.

• Walk away without saying anything.

• Ignore the situation completely.

Why is it helpful to use “I” statements during a confrontation?

• They help you express your feelings without blaming the other person.

• They make the other person feel guilty.

• They allow you to avoid the conversation.

• They help you win the argument.

What can you do if you feel too upset to talk during a confrontation?

• Take a break and come back when you’re calmer.

• Keep talking louder.

• Leave and never return.

• Blame the other person.