WorksheetsConflict Resolution Scenarios
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
You see two of your friends arguing at school. What is the best way to help them resolve their conflict?
Take sides and escalate the argument
Listen to both sides, encourage open communication, and help find a compromise.
Ignore them and walk away
Laugh at their disagreement
Your classmates are not including you in their group project. How would you address this situation?
Ignore the situation and work alone on the project.
Drop out of the class to avoid the issue.
Spread rumors about your classmates to get back at them.
Communicate directly with classmates, express interest, ask for reasons, and address concerns.
During a sports game, a teammate blames you for a mistake that was not your fault. How would you handle this conflict?
Calmly explain the situation and focus on finding a solution together.
Immediately quit the game and walk away
Ignore the situation and refuse to communicate with your teammate
Yell at your teammate and blame them for another mistake
You and your best friend have a disagreement over which movie to watch. How can you both compromise and find a solution?
Take turns choosing the movie
Ask a stranger to choose for you
Flip a coin to decide
Have a heated argument until one gives in
A classmate is spreading rumors about you. How would you address this conflict and stop the rumors?
Spread counter-rumors about the classmate.
Ignore the rumors and hope they stop on their own.
Talk with the classmate calmly and ask them to stop spreading rumors.
Seek revenge on the classmate without addressing the issue directly.
You accidentally break a classmate's pencil. How can you take responsibility and resolve the situation?
Ignore the situation and hope it goes unnoticed
Laugh at the classmate for being upset
Blame someone else for the broken pencil
Apologize, offer to replace or compensate, and be more careful.
Your group of friends is planning an outing, but they cannot agree on the location. How can you help them reach a decision?
Create a list of potential locations and have each friend vote for their top choice. The location with the most votes is the chosen outing spot.
Let the loudest friend decide the location
Have each friend choose a location secretly and reveal simultaneously
Flip a coin to decide the location
You and a classmate have different opinions on a school project. How can you both listen to each other and find a middle ground?
Active listening, calm expression of views, identification of common goals, and collaborative compromise.
Ignoring each other's opinions and working separately
Forcing one person's opinion on the other
Arguing loudly and refusing to compromise
You notice a classmate is being picked on. What is the best way to help them?
Join in and pick on the classmate too.
Stand up for the classmate and tell a trusted adult about the situation.
Laugh along but feel bad about it later.
Ignore the situation completely.
A friend of yours keeps hiding your belongings and thinks it's funny. You do not. What do you do?
Continue to let it happen because you still want to be friends.
Communicate to your friend how you do not appreciate what they are doing with your things.
Start hiding your friends' things.
Yell at the friend to stop!
