Understanding Emotions in Friendships

A boy with big emotions struggles to manage them, fearing judgment. He meets a girl with similar feelings, and they become friends, realizing that many others share their experiences. This understanding helps them accept their emotions and feel less alone.

What is unique about the boy's emotions compared to others?

• They are bigger.

• They are the same size.

• They are non-existent.

• They are smaller.

How do the boy's emotions affect him when a loud truck passes by?

• He feels nothing.

• He becomes very happy.

• His feelings come out as tears.

• He laughs loudly.

What activities make the boy feel happy?

• Playing video games.

• Doing homework.

• Tickles, hide-and-go-seek, and jokes.

• Watching TV.

What does the boy struggle with when someone he loves has a hard day?

• He becomes angry.

• He feels over-equipped to handle their emotions.

• He ignores them.

• He feels nothing.

Why does the boy try to hide his feelings?

• He doesn't know how to express them.

• He thinks it's fun.

• He is afraid of being judged.

• He wants to be mysterious.

What does the boy discover about the girl he meets?

• She has no emotions.

• She has big emotions like him.

• She is always happy.

• She is always sad.

How do the boy and the girl feel after becoming friends?

• They feel they have to pretend.

• They feel more alone.

• They feel comfortable sharing their emotions.

• They feel scared.

What do the boy and his friends realize about emotions?

• Emotions are not important.

• Many people have big emotions.

• Big emotions are rare.

• Only they have big emotions.