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WorksheetsTalking to Parents: Communication Skills Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is a possible outcome of bottling up your feelings?
It makes you feel happy.
It makes you feel stressed.
It solves the problem.
It makes you forget the problem.
What is one benefit of knowing your parent understands what you're going through?
It increases your stress.
It reduces your stress.
It makes you feel alone.
It makes you feel embarrassed.
Why might some kids avoid bringing up a problem with their parents?
They think it will solve itself.
They want to make their parents happy.
They don't have any problems.
They think their parents won't care.
What does it mean if your parents look concerned when you share a problem?
They are angry with you.
They don't care about the problem.
They care and feel for you.
They want you to stop talking.
Which of the following is a good way to start a conversation with your parents?
"I don't want to talk."
"Mom, I need to tell you about a problem I'm having."
"Dad, can you guess what I'm thinking?"
"Grandma, I have nothing to say."
Why is it important to explain your situation to your parents?
To confuse them
To help them understand your situation
To make them angry
To avoid talking
Why is it important to share good things with your parents?
To make them jealous
To help you be close and enjoy each other
To avoid talking about problems
To make them worry
What is a possible outcome if you are always honest with your parents?
They will never believe you
They will be likely to believe what you say
They will ignore you
They will get angry
What is a simple act of kindness you can do for your parents?
Ignore their requests
Brighten their day with a hug
Demand more allowance
Complain about chores
What is a good way to enjoy each other's company with your parents?
Play a computer game alone
Read a book out loud together
Watch TV separately
Stay in different rooms
