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Peer Pressure

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are peers?

a)

People your own age

b)

Classmates

c)

Teammates

d)

All of the above

2.
What is the definition of peer pressure?
a)
letting someone take control over you
b)
when someone tries to get you to do something you don't want to do
c)
doing what everyone else is doing
d)
doing what people say
3.

Are we always aware of being peer pressured when it happens?

a)

Yes

b)

No

c)

Mostly

d)

Maybe

4.

What is self esteem?

a)

The way others see you

b)

The way your see or feel about yourself

c)

The happiness you get from talking to others

d)

When a boiling pot of water makes a loud noise

5.

Peer Pressure is always bad.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Which of these is an example of positive peer pressure?

a)

A class friend encourages you to study for your test

b)

A good friend teases you for wearing an unusual outfit

c)

A baseball teammate tells you you're terrible whenever you make an error

d)

A classmate allows you to cheat off of her test paper

7.

People can influence each other without speaking.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

All of the following are examples of body language that can make someone feel excluded except:

a)

hugs

b)

eye-rolling

c)

laughing and pointing

d)

turning your back on someone

9.

Your friends were invited over to his Callahan's house. He offers you beer. All of your friends walked out immediately.

a)

Change the subject

b)

Strength in number

c)

Keep saying "NO"

d)

Cold shoulder

10.

Your friends invited you to drinking party when you where on SNAPCHAT. You replied "Hey anybody want to go to the football game tonight?"

a)

Walk away

b)

Cold shoulder

c)

Strength in number

d)

Change the subject

11.

In the bathroom your friend invites you to vape in the bathroom. You tell him you have a cold and don't want to share your germs.

a)

Make an excuse

b)

Cold shoulder

c)

Avoid the situation

d)

Strength in numbers

12.
What are refusal skills?
a)
 ways that you can refuse or say no when you are urged to take part in an unsafe behavior
b)
something you eat
c)
talking to a friend
d)
an app on your phone
13.
When you are under pressure you should...
a)
Stay Calm & Be Confident
b)
Make Eye-Contact & Repeat "NO"!
c)
Leave the situation if your friend persists
d)
All of the above
14.

If you verbally refuse someone and the person continues to pressure you, your next move should be:

a)

Calling the police

b)

Pretending to go along until you find a way to escape the situation

c)

Removing yourself from the situation as quickly as possible

d)

Listing additional reasons and arguments

15.

Someone offers you a cigarette at a party. What's the best response?

a)

"No thanks, that stuff tastes gross."

b)

"Only losers smoke cigarettes."

c)

"I'm telling your parents that you smoke."

d)

"I'll smoke if everybody else smokes."