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Social Opportunities

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a social opportunity?

a)

A time to be alone

b)

A chance to connect, build relationships, or work with others

c)

A time to avoid people

d)

A reason to stay silent

2.

Which of the following is a good example of using a social opportunity?

a)

Ignoring an invitation to a group project

b)

Joining a school club or team

c)

Skipping school events

d)

Only talking to close friends

3.

Why is it important to take part in social opportunities?

a)

To win awards

b)

To avoid homework

c)

To develop communication and teamwork skills

d)

To become more popular

4.

What is a healthy way to respond when invited to a group activity?

a)

Say yes even if you’re uncomfortable

b)

Ignore the invitation

c)

Consider it and respond politely

d)

Laugh at the idea

5.

Which action helps you take advantage of a social opportunity at school?

a)

Sitting alone every day

b)

Volunteering to help in a school event

c)

Refusing to work with partners

d)

Only participating when required

6.

Attending a school dance or event helps students:

a)

Show off their clothes

b)

Avoid classroom work

c)

Build confidence and meet peers

7.

What should you do if you're nervous about joining a new group?

a)

Avoid it completely

b)

Ask a friend to come with you or talk to an adult

c)

Laugh it off

d)

Say something negative about the group

8.

Taking advantage of social opportunities helps improve:

a)

Test scores only

b)

Classroom silence

c)

Social, emotional, and teamwork skills

d)

How often you're on your phone

9.

A good example of using a social opportunity during class is:

a)

Keeping your ideas to yourself

b)

Ignoring group instructions

c)

Participating in a class discussion or group project

d)

Refusing to share with others

10.

If you're invited to a new lunch group, what's the best response?

a)

No, I only eat with my old friends.

b)

Maybe! Thanks for asking—I’ll think about it.

c)

Ignore them

d)

Say, “Why would I sit with you?”

11.

What’s a good reason to try new social situations?

a)

To judge others

b)

To learn new skills and meet new people

c)

To avoid schoolwork

d)

To become the leader of everything

12.

Which behavior shows you’re open to social opportunities?

a)

Rolling your eyes during group work

b)

Saying “no” to every invitation

c)

Being willing to try new activities

d)

Talking only to teachers

13.

What’s the risk of not taking social opportunities?

a)

You might be too busy

b)

You miss out on personal growth and friendships

c)

You avoid distractions

d)

You win more prizes

14.

What can you do at a school event to take advantage of social opportunities?

a)

Stay on your phone the whole time

b)

Participate in games and talk to others

c)

Only hang out in the corner

d)

Leave as soon as possible

15.

Which of the following is a benefit of taking advantage of social opportunities?

a)

Getting more homework

b)

Feeling more connected and confident

c)

Becoming less responsible

d)

Avoiding communication