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Friendship & Boundaries

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 6mins

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Class
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1.

Which of these is a healthy boundary?

a)

A. “I can’t hang out after 8 PM, I need time to relax”

b)

B. “You must always text me first”

c)

C. “I’ll do everything my friend wants”

d)

D. “I’ll never say no”

2.

Which is a sign of a healthy friendship?

a)

Your friend pressures you to do things you don’t want

b)

You feel supported and safe

c)

Your friend makes fun of you constantly

d)

You never talk to your friend

3.

If a friend teases you about your favorite hobby, what is a healthy response?

a)

Keep quiet and feel bad

b)

Tell them it hurts and ask them to stop

c)

Tease them back aggressively

d)

Ignore everyone forever

4.

If your friend is always mean to you, it means:

a)

The friendship is healthy

b)

You might need to talk or rethink the friendship

c)

You should never talk to anyone again

d)

You must fight back

5.

Your friend wants to copy your homework. How can you respond?

a)

Say yes even though you don’t want to

b)

Explain why it’s not okay and suggest helping in another way

c)

Ignore them completely

d)

Get someone else to do it

6.

How can setting boundaries improve your mental health?

a)

Reduces stress

b)

Makes friends leave

c)

Makes school harder

d)

Has no effect

7.

If a friend needs space, you should:

a)

Keep texting them nonstop

b)

Respect their space

c)

Make them feel guilty

d)

Avoid them forever

8.

A boundary can be about:

a)

Time

b)

Topics

c)

Physical space

d)

All of the above

9.

Joe and Rashaad are good friends. During PE, Joe often makes jokes about Rashaad. Joe laughs and thinks it's funny, but it is starting to bother Rashaad. What should Rashaad do?

a)

Hope Joe stops on his own.

b)

Ask an adult to handle it for him.

c)

Say something mean back to Joe next time.

d)

Let Joe know that it's starting to bother him and ask him to stop.

10.

Scenario 2: A friend texts you nonstop while you’re doing homework. What could you say to your friend? (Fill in the blank)

a)

Hey, I need a little quiet time to focus. Can we chat later?

b)

Why are you bothering me? Stop texting me!

c)

I don't care about my homework, let's keep chatting.

d)

I'm just going to ignore you until you stop texting.

11.

Scenario 3: A friend wants you to join a group that is teasing someone else. What could you say to your friend? (Fill in the blank)

a)

I don’t feel comfortable doing that. Let’s do something else instead.

b)

Sure, let’s join them and tease.

c)

I don’t care what happens to that person.

d)

Maybe we can tease someone else instead.

12.

Mia and Harper had a disagreement about a group project. What is a good way for them to resolve the conflict?

a)

Yelling at them

b)

Ignoring them

c)

Talking and listening to each other

d)

Blaming them

13.

When you find yourself in disagreement with someone, what is an appropriate and respectful way to respond?

a)

"I hate you"

b)

"I understand your perspective"

c)

"You make no sense"

d)

"You are not intelligent"

14.

Which of the following is NOT an effective strategy for managing your emotions?

a)

Assess your emotional responses in high-pressure situations

b)

Practice deep breathing techniques

c)

Identify triggers that provoke anger

d)

Physically lash out, such as by punching something

15.
What is defined as the ability to understand and share the feelings of others?
a)
Sarcasm
b)
Takeoff, Offset and Quavo
c)
Empathy
d)
Capitalism
16.

What should you do if you disagree with someone to resolve a conflict?

a)

Yell louder than the other person

b)

Stop talking to them

c)

Listen to their perspective and explain yours calmly

d)

Insist that you are right