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WorksheetsMAKING FRIENDS
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Being part of a peer group has a negative effect on teens and should be avoided. page 56
true
false
You generally are best friends with the same person for your entire life.
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True
False
Peer acceptance is good for self-esteem.
page 56
True
False
In a true friendship, each person gains something positive from the other.
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True
False
Good friends will do anything for each other, even if it might be harmful or dangerous.
page 54
True
False
A friend is someone you see fairly often but with whom you do not have a close relationship.
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True
False
Sometimes friendships fade away when you develop new interests.
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True
False
Making friends is effortless.
page 54
True
False
Friendships generally grow from your acquaintances.
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True
False
Life is more interesting when your friends are just like you.
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True
False
Which is true about making friends?
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You only make new friends early in life
You should automatically know how to make new friends.
Making new friends can take effort.
Friendships last longer if you meet each other in school.
What is an advantage to being part of a peer group?
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Being part of a peer group provides opportunities to practice social skills, such as conflict resolution and compromise.
Being part of a peer group can raise self-esteem.
Being part of a peer group gives a sense of belonging.
All of the above.
How do friendships usually begin?
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Friendships begin and grow when people meet and like each other.
People who live in the same neighborhood usually become friends.
People who see each other on a regular basis almost always become friends.
Friendships begin when people have the same teachers at school.
Which situation demonstrates someone who is not being a good friend?
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Mark thinks baseball is dull, but he goes to Malik’s games to cheer him on.
Eric brought dinner over for Melanie’s family while Melanie’s mother recovered from a broken leg.
Selma showed Tina how to sew a personalized toss pillow for her grandmother
Vanessa told a group of kids at school that LeAnn’s parents are getting divorced.
Which is an example of jealousy?
Irving is asked to leave chemistry class because he threw water at the group working at the next table over from his.
Brenda asks Daniela to stop inviting Cara, the pretty new girl at school, to eat lunch with them
Sita finds out that Jake has been making fun of her new glasses.
Max decides not to let Jack copy his science homework.
