WorksheetsUnit 2: Building Healthy Relationships Test Review
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
Which nonverbal communication includes posture, gestures, and facial expressions?
written language
body language
verbal language
tactful language
What is the correct definition of nurture?
the failure to provide basic physical and emotional needs
the part played when interacting with another person
the fulfillment of physical, mental, emotional, and social needs
the ability to deal with life's challenges
Which needs are being met when family members feel loved and supported?
physical needs
mental needs
social needs
emotional needs
How can relationships be weakened within a family?
offering a snack to the elder members of the family first
going to a museum or park with the family
waiting to be asked repeatedly before doing chores
asking to take other family member's belongings
Which example hurts the family when coping with a new challenge?
doing another family member's chores when they are sick or injured
increasing spending when a parent loses their source of income
spending more time with a sibling after a move to a new neighborhood
offering comfort and security to younger family members during a time of grief or loss
Which type of family consists of a parent, a stepparent, and one or more children?
couple family
nuclear family
blended family
single-parent family
Which quality do most people value in a good friend?
being disrespectful of other's opinion or beliefs
forgiving someone if they made a mistake
being unwilling to compromise
sharing secrets
What is the correct definition of interpersonal communication?
standards on which to base decisions
thoughts and feelings shared between people
actions taken to support a cause
the beliefs that guide the way a person lives
Which communication style is friendly but firm?
assertive
aggressive
passive
nonverbal
Which communication style describes when a person tends to give in to others?
assertive
aggressive
passive
nonverbal
Which term defines a person one sees occasionally or only knows casually?
friend
peer
acquaintance
stranger
Which strategy often works for making new friends?
Break the ice in an unfamiliar social setting.
Encourage others to reach goals.
Identify problems and work together.
Change your personality to be more likeable.
How can a person resist negative peer pressure?
Choose exactly 2 answers that are correct.
Walk away.
Use reverse peer pressure.
Use aggressive responses.
Avoid the situation.
What is a synonym for reliable?
dependable
faithful
caring
loyal
Which statement about peer relationships is true?
An acquaintance is a person who you may have never met.
Acquaintances can become friends.
Friends are people who are close in age to someone.
Friends and peers are relationships that are chosen by other people.
