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WorksheetsInterpersonal Relationships Nine Weeks Test
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 30mins
What kind of data do social media platforms collect even before you are aware?
Your favorite movies
Your favorite foods
Your school information
Your future job preferences
What is a potential risk of not managing your online privacy?
Getting more friend requests.
Receiving more emails
Losing internet access
Being tracked by strangers
How do images of food on social media affect our brain?
They decrease hunger levels.
They activate the brain's reward centers.
They make us feel full.
They have no affect on the brain.
What percentage of participants on social media changed their answer due to peer pressure in the study mentioned?
22%
10%
90%
50%
What is a filter bubble in the context of social media?
A method to enhance privacy.
A way to block advertisements.
A tool for filtering spam.
An echo chamber of similar views.
What is one of the main reasons social media affects sleep patterns?
It reduces screen time.
It increases melatonin production.
It exposes users to artificial light.
It encourages earlier bed times.
What is a common trait of toxic friendships?
Unconditional Support
Frequent misunderstandings.
Lack of trust and support.
Excessive forgiveness.
What is a key difference between constructive criticism and harsh judgment?
The timing of the feedback.
The relationship between the people.
The intention behind the honesty.
The tone of voice used.
How do toxic friends typically react to each other's achievements?
They feel threatened and retaliate
They offer constructive feedback.
They celebrate together.
They ignore the achievements,
What is a sign that a relationship has turned toxic?
Frequent compliments.
Constant belittling and passive-aggressive comments
Occasional disagreements
Mutual respect
Why is it easier to fight with a friend over the phone than in person?
You can see their reactions.
It feels less personal.
It takes less time.
You can hide behind an account.
What does social media sometimes develop a tolerance for?
A lack of empathy.
Increased communication.
Better friendships.
More privacy
What can anonymous posting on social media lead to?
Increased tension and drama.
Less drama.
More followers.
Better understanding.
People who use their phone at night produce less melatonin which is a hormone that helps you sleep. It alters your sleep cycle and can contribute to you developing...
chicken pox
lazy eye
sore throat
diabetes, cancer, obesity, and back problems
How long can college students focus on a subject when actively using their phones?
5 minutes
2 minutes
65 seconds
30 seconds
What effect does receiving intermittent text messages have on students' test performance?
Improves performance by 20%
Decreases performance by 20%
No effect on performance
Increases focus
What is one potential link found between heavy smartphone use and cognitive abilities?
Increased intelligence
No effect on intelligence
Improved memory
Decreased intelligence
Why is learning to handle conflict considered important?
Conflict is part of every day life.
It is only useful in professional settings.
It helps in avoiding all conflicts.
It helps in avoiding all conflicts.
What is a key ingredient in being a good communicator during conflicts?
Showing that you are listening and care.
Talking more than the other person.
Interrupting and avoiding eye contact.
Ignoring the other person's feelings
What is a potential downside of confronting conflicts too often?
It is the best way to clear the air.
It is always the most mature approach.
It can sometimes make things worse.
It always resolves the issue.
Which approach to conflict might lead to a 'blow up' if not managed well?
Confronting
Avoiding
Ignoring
Problem-solving
What is a healthy way to think about avoiding conflict?
Avoiding means ignoring the problem.
Avoidance is a sign of weakness.
Avoiding can be productive if you think it through.
Avoiding always leads to unresolved issues.
What is the primary focus of empathy?
Judging someone for their pain,
Feeling sorry for someone else's pain
Understanding and sharing someone else's pain without judgment
Ignoring someone's pain.
How does sympathy differ from empathy?
Sympathy involves judging someone for their pain
Sympathy involves feeling sorry but not sharing the pain
Sympathy involves sharing someone's pain
Not listening
What is a potential downside of sympathy?
It can come with judgement.
It always shares the person's pain
It ignores the person's pain.
It is too empathetic.
What does the speaker in the kindness video suggest is a key aspect of kindness?
Meeting basic needs
Focusing on ones needs
Avoiding inconvenience
Going out of your way to help.
How should one treat others according to the speaker in the video?
With indifference
By focusing on their flaws
With the same kindness and respect you desire.
By ignoring your needs
What is emphasized as important in being kind?
Judging others by their appearance
Accepting everyone regardless of differences
Avoiding people who are different
Focusing on social status
How can kindness be practiced in daily life?
Ignoring others and their needs, being rude and disrespectful, showing indifference, and being ungrateful.
Being selfish and self-centered, not caring about others, showing apathy, and being unappreciative.
Engaging in harmful actions, being mean and hurtful, showing insensitivity, and being unthankful.
Performing small acts of kindness, showing empathy, being polite and respectful, and expressing gratitude.
What are the benefits of practicing kindness in each person's daily life?
It doesn't affect our daily life that much.
Improves relationships, fights depression, reduces stress, increases happiness, and feel more fulfilled.
Decreases happiness, increases stress, damaged relationships, causes feelings of emptiness
Causes illness, fear, anxiety, loneliness, confusion, and feeling lost
