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7th Grade Chapter 9 TEST

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 2hrs 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A(n) _____ is a disagreement between people with opposing viewoints.

a)

battery

b)

neglect

c)

conflict

d)

gang

2.

The process of discussing problems face-to-face in order to reach a solution is _____

a)

Abuse

b)

negotiation

c)

hate crime

d)

conflict

3.

_____ is a violent crime that results in the death of another individual

a)

homicide

b)

gang

c)

abuse

d)

neighborhood watch

4.

The beating, hitting, or kicking of another person is _____

a)

hate crime

b)

wrestling

c)

homicide

d)

battery

5.

A(n)_____ is an illegal act against someone just because he or she is a member of a particular group.

a)

neighborhood watch

b)

abuse

c)

hate crime

d)

conflict

6.

A(n)_____ is a group of people who associate with one another to take part in criminal activity.

a)

gang

b)

hate crime

c)

homicide

d)

battery

7.

A(n)_____ is a widespread crime prevention effort undertaken by residents of a particular segment of the community

a)

gang

b)

conflict

c)

neighborhood watch

d)

negotiation

8.

_____ is the physical, emotional, or mental mistreatment of another person

a)

abuse

b)

neglect

c)

homicide

d)

conflict

9.

_____ is the failure to meet the basic physical and emotional needs of a person

a)

hate crime

b)

gang

c)

battery

d)

neglect

10.

A(n)_____ is a safe place where families in abusive situations live while they get their lives in order

a)

Court house

b)

family violence shelter

c)

neighborhood watch

11.

When mediation is used to resolve a conflict, a neutral person helps find a solution that is acceptable to both sides

a)

True

b)

False

12.

An argument between 2 people that results from insults, gossip, or teasing is an example of a conflict caused by hurt feelings

a)

True

b)

False

13.

Teens are less likely than people in other age groups to be victims of violence

a)

True

b)

False

14.

Insults, repeated threats, and constant teasing are examples of physical violence

a)

True

b)

False

15.

An abuser may not know how to handle problems in a healthful way.

a)

True

b)

False

16.

Many people who have been abused experience high self esteem.

a)

True

b)

False

17.

All of the following are common causes of conflict EXCEPT

a)

managing anger

b)

peer pressure

c)

revenge

d)

prejudice

18.

Jason starts a fight to get even with Miguel. His behavior is an example of

a)

peer pressure

b)

revenge

c)

jealousy

d)

prejudice

19.

Sometimes, in order to resolve a conflict peacefully, both sides must

a)

try to win the argument

b)

stay away from each other

c)

compromise

d)

Cash me outside (physical fight)

20.

A promise to not take sides

a)

negotiation

b)

neutrality

c)

nonviolent confrontation

d)

conflict

21.

When each person in a conflict gets an acceptable solution to the problem

a)

win-lose situation

b)

Lose-win situation

c)

win-win situation

d)

lose-lose situation

22.

Not providing a child with enough food is aa form of battery

a)

True

b)

False

23.

Which of the following is NOT a solution to the conflict:

Your classmate keeps asking you if they can copy your homework, but you don't feel comfortable allowing them to do so.

a)

Offer to help them complete their own assignment

b)

Suggest they get extra help

c)

Give them your Math homework in Social Studies to copy

d)

Respectfully express your concerns about them copying your work.

24.

Which is NOT a solution to the conflict:

You get into an argument with your best friend and now they are giving you the silent treatment.

a)

Catch them in the hallway and punch them.

b)

Give them space to cool off

c)

Keep yourself busy with other positive activities and people to keep your mind off of it.

d)

Text them a respectful message expressing how the silent treatment makes you feel.

25.

Which is NOT a solution to the conflict:

You lent your classmate money for lunch, in which they promised to pay you back, but never did.

a)

Give them a friendly reminder that they owe you money

b)

Compromise with your classmate and tell them they can pay you back another way like them buying your way into the ball game tonight

c)

Start rumors about the classmate that borrowed money

d)

Work with your classmate and set a date when they can pay your back