WorksheetsRespectful Relationships Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Which of the following is a feature of a healthy relationship?
Threatening or hitting someone when they upset you
Clear communication when something is upsetting
Never disagreeing with a friend
Constantly checking up on the other person
In a positive friendship or family relationship:
Arguments never happen
Disagreements can happen but should be handled respectfully
One person should always win arguments
Arguments mean the relationship is unhealthy
A friend becomes angry every time you spend time with someone else. This behaviour is:
Healthy — it shows they care
Normal in all friendships
Unhealthy — it shows controlling behaviour
Unimportant — just ignore it
A friend often cancels their own plans so they can spend time with you whenever you ask. This behaviour is:
Always healthy
Always unhealthy
Potentially unhealthy if it makes them feel pressured or undervalued
Normal and expected in close friendships
Someone posts: “My new friend gets upset if I hang out with others and follows me everywhere. Is this normal?” What is the best response?
Tell them it’s fine, they’ll get used to it
Encourage them to ignore it because it will stop eventually
Recognise this as controlling behaviour and suggest talking to a trusted adult
Say it’s normal and part of being close friends
Which of these shows respect in a relationship?
Listening when your friend shares something important
Insisting your friend always agrees with you
Making fun of your friend in front of others
Ignoring your friend when they are upset
Which of these is a warning sign that a relationship may be unsafe?
Laughing together and enjoying shared activities
Helping each other feel valued
One person constantly monitoring the other’s actions
Compromising on activity choices
Healthy friendships are built on:
One person always being in control
Both people feeling valued and respected
Never having different opinions
Buying gifts to keep the friendship strong
Which of the following is an example of a healthy boundary?
Respecting when a friend says they need time alone
Forcing a friend to share every secret with you
Checking your friend’s phone to see who they talk to
Expecting your friend to cancel other plans for you
Which skill would best help students form and maintain healthy relationships?
Ignoring problems to avoid conflict
Always agreeing with friends
Active listening when a friend talks
Giving in to avoid upsetting the other person
