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WorksheetsYour Friendships & Peer Pressure
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
What is the definition of friendship?
A relationship with someone you know, trust, and regard with affection
Someone you see occasionally or know casually
When both sides in a conflict agree to give up something
A formal agreement between two parties
Who is considered an acquaintance?
A close family member
Someone you see occasionally or know casually
A person you have never met
A lifelong friend
What does compromise mean?
Winning an argument
When both sides in a conflict agree to give up something to reach a solution
Refusing to change your opinion
Ignoring the problem
What does the term "peers" refer to?
People who are older than you
People close to your age who are a lot like you
People who live far away from you
People who are your teachers
What is "peer pressure"?
The influence that your family has on you
The influence that your peer group has on you
The influence that your teachers have on you
The influence that strangers have on you
What is an "assertive response"?
A response that is unclear and hesitant
A response that declares your position strongly and confidently
A response that avoids the issue
A response that agrees with everyone
What is one way the lesson suggests to keep friendships strong?
Recognize ways of keeping friendships strong
Avoid spending time together
Compete with each other
Ignore each other's needs
What is an example of positive peer pressure?
Encouraging a friend to study for a test
Pressuring a friend to skip school
Making fun of someone for their clothes
Ignoring a friend's achievements
What is an example of negative peer pressure?
Supporting a friend in a new hobby
Pressuring a friend to try smoking
Complimenting a friend's hard work
Helping a friend with homework
What is a friendship?
A relationship with someone you know, trust, and regard with affection
A competition between two people
A business partnership
A casual acquaintance
What is a building block for social health?
Strong friendships
Wealth
Popularity
Intelligence
What is an acquaintance?
Someone you see occasionally or know casually
A close friend you see every day
A family member you live with
A stranger you have never met
Why are strong friendships important?
They are a building block for social health
They help you win arguments
They make you popular
They ensure you never feel sad
Which of the following is a trait of a good friend?
Dishonesty
Trust
Selfishness
Indifference
Identify a characteristic of a good friend from the options below.
Betrayal
Loyalty
Greed
Apathy
What is one suggested way to make new friends according to the learning material?
Avoid joining any groups.
Join groups with similar interests.
Only talk to people you already know.
Ignore people with different interests.
What is an important aspect of communicating with friends?
Communicate openly and honestly.
Communicate only when necessary.
Communicate through others.
Communicate with sarcasm.
How can you support your friends according to the tips for building friendships?
Be there when your friends need you.
Only support them when convenient.
Let them handle everything alone.
Criticize their decisions.
What is a compromise?
When one side wins and the other loses
When both sides in a conflict agree to give up something to reach a solution that satisfies everyone
When both sides refuse to change their position
When one side gives up everything
What should friends not pressure you to do?
Something that is fun and exciting
Something that is unhealthy or unsafe
Something that is educational
Something that is creative
What should you do if you can tell a situation might be unsafe or harmful?
Take part in it
Avoid it
Encourage others to join
Document it
What does the "H" in the H.E.L.P. criteria stand for when making responsible decisions?
Helpful
Healthful
Honest
Hopeful
In the H.E.L.P. criteria, what does the "E" represent?
Easy
Equal
Ethical
Energetic
What does the "L" in the H.E.L.P. criteria mean?
Logical
Legal
Loyal
Lasting
In the H.E.L.P. criteria, what does the "P" stand for?
Positive
Practical
Parent-Approved
Peaceful
