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Friendship/Conflict Resolution

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How is a friendship different from a relationship with a family member?

a)

You can set boundaries with friends.

b)

You choose your friends

c)

Friendships are easy.

d)

Friendships can change

2.

If you hurt your friend’s feelings, what can you say to make things right?

a)

It was only a joke. Don't be upset.

b)

I'm sorry. How can I fix it?

c)

Why are you being so sensitive?

d)

If you're upset with me, then we can't be friends.

3.

What does it mean to have boundaries in a friendship?

a)

One friend never tells how they really feel.

b)

Each friend wants to control how the friendship works.

c)

One friend doesn't want to be friends anymore.

d)

Each friend lets the other know how they want to be treated.

4.

Which action is an example of setting a boundary?

a)

sharing your lunch

b)

saying you need alone time

c)

giving a high-five

d)

telling someone what to do

5.

What is the best arrangement of friends?

a)

Having one group of friends who all hang out together.

b)

Having different friends from different parts of your life.

c)

Having one best friend.

d)

There is no best arrangement.

6.

Which of the following is something you can control?

a)

feeling disappointed

b)

disagreeing with your parents

c)

yelling at your best friend

d)

a difficult classmate

7.

When you're feeling angry at someone, it helps to empathize with them, and consider their feelings. What does "empathize" mean?

a)

understand

b)

talk

c)

disagree

d)

smile

8.

Albert wants to play basketball, but John wants to play a video game. They agree to spend an hour shooting hoops and an hour playing a video game. How did they resolve their disagreement?

a)

They compromised.

b)

They decided to do things on their own.

c)

Albert gave in.

d)

John gave in.

9.

Which of the following emotions is the worst one to express when you're trying to resolve a conflict?

a)

amusement

b)

sadness

c)

confusion

d)

rage

10.

What's the most likely outcome of yelling at someone you disagree with?

a)

They see your side of things.

b)

They want to be your friend.

c)

They don't really care.

d)

They get angry.

11.

Someone who must always get her way is most often viewed as:

a)

selfish

b)

persuasive

c)

unintelligent

d)

helpful

12.

You're upset with your mom for throwing away some of your old comic books. How should you tell her?

a)

How could you do something so horrible?

b)

You have no right to touch my things!

c)

That was really mean and thoughtless.

d)

I'm upset that you threw away my comics.

13.

If you're arguing with a classmate, who's the best person to mediate the dispute?

a)

you

b)

your best friend

c)

your teacher

d)

your classmates brother

14.

Place the following steps for resolving a conflict in order: A) Breathe deeply; B) Suggest a compromise; C) Listen to what another person says

a)

C, B, A

b)

A, C, B

c)

B, C, A

d)

A, B, C