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WorksheetsFriendship and Social Health Quiz
Total questions: 43
Worksheet time: 43mins
Which of the following best describes a friendship?
A relationship between people who dislike each other
A relationship between people who have similar interests and values
A relationship based only on competition
A relationship with no communication
What is the difference between a friend and an acquaintance?
A friend is someone you see occasionally or know casually.
A friend is someone you trust and feel comfortable around.
An acquaintance is someone who supports you and makes you feel appreciated.
An acquaintance is someone who shows genuine interest in your life.
What does "character" mean?
The ability to make friends easily.
The mental and moral qualities distinctive to an individual.
The way someone dresses and speaks.
The hobbies and interests a person has.
Imagine your friend is going through a tough time. You try to understand their feelings and put yourself in their shoes. Which friendship trait are you showing?
Understanding/Empathic
Trustworthy
Caring/Kind
Supportive/Encouraging
Which of the following situations shows a lack of independence in a friendship?
You rarely get to plan what the two of you will do together
You and your friend make decisions together
You both respect each other's choices
You feel comfortable expressing your opinions
Imagine you have a friend who tells you not to hang out with certain people. What should you consider about this friendship?
It is a sign of a healthy friendship
It may be a sign of a toxic friendship
Your friend is looking out for you
You should always listen to your friend
Skill/Concept: If you notice your friend is being left out of a group activity, what should you do?
Join the group and leave your friend behind
Make sure your friend is included
Tell your friend to find another group
Ignore the situation
Strategic Thinking: How would you address a disconnect or misunderstanding with your friend?
Avoid talking about it
Address the issue and ‘clear the air’
Blame your friend for the problem
End the friendship immediately
What is it called when the opinions of your peers affect your ideas of how you should think or act?
Peer pressure
Peer review
Peer support
Peer tutoring
Why might negative peer pressure persuade someone to break the rules of their family, school, or community?
To fit in with their peers
To get better grades
To make their parents proud
To earn a reward
What is one way biased information can affect teens when dealing with peer pressure?
It can make them believe everyone drinks, smokes, or does drugs.
It helps them make objective decisions.
It encourages them to avoid peer pressure.
It provides accurate information about risks.
In the H.E.L.P. criteria, what does the "P" stand for?
Parent-Approved
Positive
Practical
Powerful
Why is it important to offer other ideas when using the S.T.O.P. refusal skill?
It helps to keep the conversation positive and provides alternatives.
It makes you seem indecisive.
It shows you are unsure about your decision.
It avoids giving a clear answer.
Which of the following is a physical effect of cell phone or social media addiction?
Stinging feeling in the eyes
Improved concentration
Increased physical fitness
Enhanced sleep quality
Which term describes the pain or discomfort in the neck due to frequent use of mobile devices?
Text neck
Runner’s neck
Swimmer’s neck
Writer’s neck
Which action helps you rebalance your relationship with technology?
Using a set of tools to control your tech use
Spending more time on social media
Ignoring technology completely
Only using technology at night
Imagine you want to socialize without using social media. Which of the following is a good strategy?
Join a book club or a fitness group
Spend more time texting friends
Post more on social media
Play video games alone
Which of the following is true about communication?
It can be verbal or nonverbal.
It is only possible through written words.
It only happens between animals.
It cannot be used to share information.
Why is communication compared to playing catch and NOT dodgeball?
Because communication should be a back-and-forth exchange, not an attack.
Because communication is about winning.
Because communication is about avoiding others.
Because communication is a solo activity.
Which of the following best describes aggressive communication?
Getting what you want while considering others' feelings
Getting what you want at the expense of the other person
Always saying yes to others
Ignoring your own needs
Which adjective does NOT describe aggressive behavior?
Rude
Respectful
Offensive
Demanding
Which of these is NOT typically associated with passive behavior?
Nonviolent
Assertive
Quiet
Surrender easily
What is assertive communication?
The ability to speak and interact in a manner that considers and respects the rights and opinions of others while also standing up for your rights, needs, and personal boundaries
The ability to speak without considering others' opinions
The ability to avoid all communication
The ability to always agree with others
Which of the following is a key aspect of active listening?
Interrupting the speaker frequently
Making eye contact with the speaker
Ignoring the speaker’s feelings
Focusing on distractions
What is cyberbullying?
Bullying that happens in person
Bullying that happens online or through electronic devices
Bullying that happens in sports
Bullying that happens at school
What is a danger of cyberbullying?
It is always anonymous
It is always face-to-face
It can reach a lot of people quickly
It can be easily forgotten
What is social bullying?
Hurting someone's body
Saying mean things
Sending mean messages online
Trying to hurt someone's friendships or reputation
What is a recommended action if you are being bullied?
Keep it a secret
Tell a trusted adult
Ignore it completely
Fight back physically
What can bystanders do to help stop bullying?
Encourage the bully
Say nothing and walk away
Be brave and support the person being bullied
Join in the bullying
What is the difference between joking and bullying?
Joking is always funny
Bullying is repeated and intentional harm
Bullying is only physical
Joking never hurts anyone
What is a potential risk of using social media platforms?
Improved communication skills
Exposure to cyberbullying
Guaranteed privacy
Increased physical activity
What is a potential consequence of sharing too much online?
Enhanced security
Increased privacy
Damage to your reputation
Guaranteed job offers
What is body language?
The use of words to communicate
Postures, gestures, and facial expressions
Writing letters to express feelings
Speaking in different tones
What is the term for strategies used to avoid participating in unhealthy behaviors?
Coping skills
Life skills
Refusal skills
Social skills
Facial expressions, posture and eye contact are all skills in........?
Verbal communication
Anti-verbal communication
Post-verbal communication
Non-verbal communication
Which communication style involves deferring to others for decision making to avoid tension?
Passive
Aggressive
Assertive
Passive-Aggressive
Name the 3 types of communication from this unit.
Name 4 types of Bullying
What does the S.T.O.P. strategy stand for?
What are Relationships between people who like each other and who have similar interests and values.
(a)
What is one positive consequence of using social media?
What is a form of manipulation that involves denying or distorting the truth to make someone question their own memory or sanity?
Trippin
Pruning
Glazing
Gaslighting
Expressing your point of view in a way that is clear & direct while still respecting others.
(a)
