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WorksheetsHealth Class Unit 2 Test - Family and Friend Relationships
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
According to the material, what is the basic unit of society?
The school
The neighborhood
The family
The government
Which statement best defines a family as presented?
A group living under the same roof regardless of relationships
Two or more people joined by blood, marriage, adoption, or a desire to support and help each other
Only parents and their children
Any group that shares the same last name
What is described as the main job of a family?
To earn money for the community
To meet the needs of its members
To entertain its neighbors
To organize social events
Which of these are the basic needs that families must provide?
Wifi, vacations, and sports gear
Cars, jobs, and grades
Food, clothing, and shelter
Music, movies, and games
Which is a life skill that families help teach?
Ignoring problems
Making connections to others
Avoiding communication
Acting without self-control
According to the material, which responsibility belongs to parents and other adults in the family?
Following family rules and showing respect
Learning and growing
Meeting the basic needs of individuals in the family
Letting children set all rules
An eighth grader wants to support family health. Which action best aligns with children’s responsibilities?
Teaching and modeling all life skills to adults
Ignoring household rules to be independent
Helping and assisting while following family rules and showing respect
Providing food, clothing, and shelter for everyone
According to the section, what are people with strong families most likely to feel?
Disconnected and unsure
Connected, safe, and secure
Competitive and independent
Obligated but unappreciated
Which action best demonstrates the guideline of using good communication skills in a strong family?
Ignoring problems to avoid conflict
Listening actively and speaking respectfully
Setting stricter rules for younger siblings
Expecting others to guess your needs
A family wants to become stronger. They decide to rotate chores and thank each person for their effort. Which guideline are they applying most directly?
Follow family rules and show respect
Spend quality time together and use good communication skills
Show appreciation for each other and show/share responsibility
Support other family members and avoid difficult conversations
Which of the following would be considered a minor family change?
Separation or divorce
Death of family members
New rules or guidelines
Becoming a blended family
A family experiences the birth of a new baby. Based on the material, how should this change be categorized, and why might strong relationships matter in this situation?
Major; strong relationships have no effect on the outcome
Major; strong relationships can influence how well the family adapts
Minor; it only adds small responsibilities
Major; strong relationships will determine the baby’s health
Which situation is identified as a serious family problem that may require help from police, counselors, or other authorities?
Sibling rivalry over chores
Drug abuse or addiction
Disagreement about weekend plans
Temporary household illness like a cold
A teen is constantly insulted and threatened at home but is never hit. Based on the listed categories, which type of problem does this best describe?
Physical abuse
Neglect
Mental or emotional abuse
Sexual abuse
A caregiver regularly leaves a child without food or supervision. According to the lessons, which action is most appropriate?
Keep it private within the family
Wait to see if the situation improves
Seek outside help from authorities or counselors
Ask the child to be more responsible
Which statement best defines a peer group?
People you choose to have a close relationship with regardless of age
People close in age who share things in common with you
Only your best friends at school
Adults who supervise youth activities
Which example shows that peers are not limited to people you already know?
Hanging out with your neighborhood friends after school
Being a middle school wrestler who shares that identity with same‑age athletes nationwide
Texting your best friend from kindergarten
Talking with your parents about homework
What is the key difference between peers and friends?
Peers are older than you; friends are the same age
Peers are people around your age; friends are the relationships you choose and trust
Peers always live in your neighborhood; friends live far away
Peers are temporary; friendships never change
Friendships can benefit which aspects of your health? Choose the best complete set.
Only mental health
Physical, mental, emotional, and social health
Only emotional and social health
Only physical health
Which quality best describes a friend who does what they say they will do?
Loyalty
Reliability
Sympathy
Respect
A friend listens, gives time and attention to your interests and needs, and shows they care. Which friendship quality is being demonstrated?
Caring
Trustworthiness
Shared values
Cooperation
Which action best matches the advice to “Break the Ice” when meeting someone new?
Join a sports team to meet people with similar interests
Start a conversation with a compliment or a question
Make a list of your values and beliefs before talking
Wait for others to approach you first
A student just moved to a new school and wants to make friends who enjoy the same hobbies. Which strategy from the advice would be most effective?
Be yourself by avoiding clubs so you seem independent
Break the ice by only talking about yourself
Seek out those who share your interests by joining a club or group
Wait until someone invites you to hang out
Which action best builds trust and respect in a friendship?
Spending less time together to avoid conflict
Communicating openly and honestly
Ignoring problems until they pass
Competing to be better than your friend
A friend has a different opinion and culture from yours. What is the best response to maintain a strong friendship?
End the friendship to avoid disagreements
Try to change their views to match yours
Respect their differences and remain agreeable
Avoid talking to them about sensitive topics forever
Which of the following is an example of showing responsibility within a family?
Expecting others to do your tasks
Ignoring household chores
Helping to prepare meals and clean up
Refusing to follow family rules
What is one way to resolve conflicts in a friendship while maintaining respect?
Share the conflict with everyone at school
Listen to each other's viewpoints and find a compromise
Stop talking to your friend completely
Insist that your opinion is always right
Which situation best illustrates a major change in a family?
Changing the family dinner time
Moving to a new city for a parent's job
Getting a new pet fish
Trying a new recipe for breakfast
Which action best shows support for a friend going through a difficult time?
Listen to them and offer encouragement
Ignore their feelings and change the subject
Share their problem with others without permission
Tell them to handle it alone
What is one way families can strengthen their relationships?
Ignore each other's achievements
Spend quality time together and communicate openly
Avoid discussing problems
Let only one person make all decisions
Which of the following is an example of showing respect in a friendship?
Interrupting your friend when they speak
Listening carefully to your friend's opinions
Making fun of your friend's ideas
Refusing to compromise during disagreements
Which of the following best describes a blended family?
Grandparents raising their grandchildren
Only siblings living together
Two families joined together by marriage, including step-parents and step-siblings
A family with only one parent and children
Which of the following situations most likely requires outside help for a family?
Arguments over what to watch on TV
Different preferences for family vacations
Consistent emotional or physical abuse among family members
Occasional disagreements about chores
What is a recommended first step if a family is experiencing ongoing conflict that they cannot resolve on their own?
Post about the conflict on social media
Seek help from a trusted adult, counselor, or family therapist
Ignore the problem and hope it goes away
Move out of the family home immediately
Which of the following is a sign that a family may need professional outside help?
Family members communicate openly and respectfully
Family members have different hobbies
Family members feel unsafe or threatened at home
Family members sometimes forget to do chores
Which of the following is an example of a healthy way to resolve conflict within a family?
Discussing the issue calmly and listening to each other
Ignoring the problem and hoping it goes away
Yelling until others agree with you
Blaming one person for all the problems
What is one benefit of having supportive friends during challenging times?
They encourage you to avoid your problems
They provide emotional support and help you cope
They always agree with you, even if you are wrong
They make decisions for you without your input
Which of the following best describes a nuclear family?
Friends who act like family
Only siblings living in the same house
Parents and their children living together
Parents, children, and extended relatives living together
What is an important quality to show when trying to make new friends?
Being dishonest to impress others
Listening and showing genuine interest
Interrupting when they speak
Only spending time with one person
