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Getting to Know Your Best Friend

Total questions: 8

Worksheet time: 4mins

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Class
Date
1.

What values do you think are most important in a friendship?

a)

Superficiality, jealousy, impatience

b)

Dishonesty, betrayal, neglect

c)

Trust, loyalty, empathy, and respect

d)

Indifference, competition, arrogance

2.

How do you express your beliefs to your friends?

a)

I change my beliefs to fit in with my friends.

b)

I express my beliefs through open conversations and sharing experiences.

c)

I only express my beliefs through social media posts.

d)

I keep my beliefs to myself and avoid discussing them.

3.

What personal qualities do you admire most in your best friend?

a)

Honesty, loyalty, sense of humor

b)

lack of humor

c)

arrogance

d)

indifference

4.

How do you handle disagreements with your best friend?

a)

I avoid talking to my friend for a while.

b)

I listen, communicate openly, and seek a compromise.

c)

I ignore the disagreement and move on.

d)

I argue until my friend agrees with me.

5.

What role does honesty play in your friendship?

a)

Honesty can lead to misunderstandings in friendship.

b)

Honesty is essential for building trust and deepening connections in friendship.

c)

Being dishonest makes friendships more exciting.

d)

Friendship thrives on secrecy and deception.

6.

How do your beliefs influence your decisions in life?

a)

Beliefs have no impact on decisions.

b)

Beliefs influence decisions by shaping values, guiding choices, and determining perceptions of right and wrong.

c)

Beliefs only affect financial choices.

d)

Decisions are solely based on emotions.

7.

What is one characteristic that you think defines a true friend?

a)

Dishonesty

b)

Selfishness

c)

Loyalty

d)

Indifference

8.

How do you support your best friend in their personal growth?

a)

Criticizing their efforts

b)

I support my best friend by listening, encouraging, sharing resources, providing feedback, and celebrating their achievements.

c)

Competing with their goals

d)

Ignoring their problems