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Chapter 1: Lesson 3

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a peer?

a)

Someone you see occasionally

b)

People close to you in age with similar interests

c)

Someone you have never met

2.

What is 'Friendship'?

a)

a relationship with someone you know, trust, and regard with affection

b)

a formal association with no emotional connection

c)

a competitive relationship to outdo each other

3.

What does 'Reliable' mean in friendship?

a)

trustworthy, dependable; do what they say they will do; do not talk negatively about their friend

b)

humorous and entertaining

c)

unpredictable and spontaneous

4.

How does spending time together affect friendships?

a)

Improves communication and understanding

b)

Creates distance and misunderstandings

c)

Increases conflicts and disagreements

5.

What does respecting differences in friendship mean?

a)

Ignoring opinions

b)

Valuing unique qualities

c)

Always agreeing

6.

How can friends encourage each other to achieve goals?

a)

Set mutual goals and support each other

b)

Compete with each other

c)

Ignore each other's goals

7.

Why is solving problems face to face in a friendship important?

a)

It helps avoid misunderstandings and strengthens the relationship.

b)

It makes the friendship more entertaining.

c)

It ensures that both friends have the same opinions.

8.

What are characteristics of positive peer pressure?

a)

Work out buddy

b)

Joining sports and activities

c)

Avoiding risky behaviors like drugs

d)

Volunteering

e)

Pressuring you to do something you refused

9.

What are characteristics of negative peer pressure?

a)

Dares, threats, teasing, name calling, dirty looks, exclusion

b)

Urging you to do something you said “no” to.

c)

Encouraging high risk behaviors

d)

Volunteering with others

10.

What skills help in making friends?

a)

Be yourself

b)

Break the ice

c)

Find similar interests

d)

Join a group that supports a cause that you support

e)

Follow the crowd

11.

What is Indirect Peer Pressure?

a)

explicit requests from peers.

b)

seeing everyone do something, you do it too.

c)

same as bullying.

12.

What is Direct Peer Pressure?

a)

being told to do something and doing it

b)

only happens in groups, not with close friends

c)

involves subtle hints, not direct influence

13.

How can you resist peer pressure?

a)

"I appreciate the offer, but I'm not interested."

b)

I don't care what others think, I'll do it anyway.

c)

That's dumb, you're so stupid!

14.

What are the HELP guidelines?

a)

Health, Environment, Lifestyle, Promotion

b)

Ways to recognize negative peer pressure

c)

Ways to help with homework

15.

The HELP guidelines are: Healthful, Ethical, (a)   , and Parent (Guardian) Approval

16.

How can you avoid negative peer pressure?

a)

Avoid the situation

b)

Use assertive responses

c)

Focus on the issue

d)

Walk away

e)

Call people mean names