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6th - 1st CT - 1° Tri/25

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is one place mentioned where you can meet new friends?

a)

The gym

b)

The library

c)

The supermarket

d)

The bank

2.

What is a suggested way to start a conversation with a new friend?

a)

I don't like your shoes.

b)

That's a terrible book.

c)

I like your shoes.

d)

I don't watch TV.

3.

What should you practice when meeting new friends?

a)

Asking one question

b)

Practicing an entire conversation

c)

Ignoring them

d)

Talking about yourself only

4.

What is one quality of a good friend mentioned in the text?

a)

Being unreliable

b)

Being selfish

c)

Being generous with their time

d)

Being dishonest

5.

What should you do if a conversation is heating up into a major disagreement?

a)

Keep arguing

b)

Walk away without saying anything

c)

Cool off and take a few deep breaths

d)

Yell louder

6.

What is one benefit of making new friends according to the text?

a)

You get to see the world from another kid's point of view

b)

You can borrow their toys

c)

You can copy their homework

d)

You can avoid them later

7.

What is one thing good friends do according to the text?

a)

Break promises

b)

Stick together no matter what

c)

Ignore each other

d)

Compete with each other

8.

What is a good way to keep a friend according to the text?

a)

Be unreliable

b)

Be there when they're happy and sad

c)

Only talk about yourself

d)

Avoid them when they're sad

9.

What should you do if you want to be an awesome friend?

a)

Ignore your friend

b)

Keep your promises

c)

Only talk about your interests

d)

Be dishonest

10.

What is one thing you should remember about people when making friends?

a)

They are all the same

b)

They come in all shapes and sizes

c)

They are easy to judge by appearance

d)

They never change

11.

What is the first step suggested to understand a disagreement better?

a)

Get some face time

b)

Do a private play-by-play

c)

Talk it out

d)

Get over it

12.

Why is it important to get some face time after a disagreement?

a)

To involve more people

b)

To calm down and talk privately

c)

To avoid the issue

d)

To make excuses

13.

What should you do first when talking it out after a disagreement?

a)

Blame the other person

b)

Apologize for your role

c)

Ignore the issue

d)

Offer excuses

14.

What should be avoided to ensure no one feels attacked during a discussion?

a)

Offering excuses

b)

Listening to each other

c)

Making 'You did this' statements

d)

Apologizing

15.

What is the final step suggested to move beyond a disagreement?

a)

Hold a grudge

b)

Get over it

c)

Bring up the issue later

d)

Avoid the person

16.

What is a suggested way to physically move beyond a disagreement?

a)

Ignore the person

b)

Hug or shake on it

c)

Argue more

d)

Walk away

17.

What should you not do after resolving a disagreement?

a)

Hold a grudge

b)

Apologize

c)

Talk it out

d)

Get some face time

18.

What is the purpose of doing a private play-by-play?

a)

To involve others

b)

To figure out your feelings

c)

To ignore the problem

d)

To blame others

19.

What should you do if you don't think the fight was your fault?

a)

Ignore the person

b)

Ask your friend to talk after calming down

c)

Blame the other person

d)

Hold a grudge

20.

What is a key part of talking it out?

a)

Offering excuses

b)

Listening to each other

c)

Avoiding the issue

d)

Blaming the other person