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WorksheetsUnit 4 Social Health
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 8mins
What are the six pillars of character?
Trustworthiness, Safety, Respect, Honesty, Caring, Friendship
Trustworthiness, Accountability, Caring, Respect, Friendship
Trustworthiness, Respect, Responsibility, Fairness, Caring, Citizenship
Trustworthiness, Safety, Honesty, Relationships, Accountable, Citizenship
What are our 3 Types of Communication?
Text, Email, Call
Calm, Cool, Collected
Snapchat, Instagram, TikTok
Passive, Aggressive, Assertive
How can one help nurture a strong family?
Support Each Family Member
Follow Family Rules or Values
Spend Quality Time Together
Use Communication Skills
Show and Share Responsibility
What is a peer?
A person you spend time with and whom you have trust in
A person that you see walking to work every morning
A person who tells you what to do
A person close in age and having various things in common with you
What is a Friend?
A peer that is not nice to you
A peer you spend time with and whom you have trust in
A peer that is in the same classes as you
A peer you ride the bus to school with and ride the same bus home.
What are three ways to make new friends? (From the PowerPoint)
Do not be afraid to throw yourself out there, buy people food, ask what is new with someone
Watch the most popular TV show, be as confident as possible, seek out others with similar interests.
When you meet someone be as confident as possible, break the ice, say "hi" to everyone you see
Do not be afraid to throw yourself out there, break the ice, seek out others with similar interests
What makes a good friend? (From the PowerPoint)
Honesty and Integrity
Friends support each other
You care for each others emotions and feelings
You do not talk bad about one another
Give and accept constructive feedback
Which of the following is NOT a Safe Dating Practice?
Group Dating
Always communicate with parents/guardians
Post relationship on Social Media
Establish Boundaries
Report any suspicious or risky behaviors
What does the "S" stand for in the S.T.O.P method?
Say Yes
Stand by
Say Maybe
Say No
What does the "T" stand for in the S.T.O.P Method?
Tell them why/why not
Offer Other Options
Try it
Tell someone like a trusted adult
What does the "O" stand for in the S.T.O.P Method?
Offer other advice
Explore you Options
Offer other Options
Only if it is safe
What does the "P" stand for in the S.T.O.P Method?
Promptly ask why?
Promptly Leave
Promptly tell an adult
Pull yourself up
Example: you are at a friend’s house to watch a movie. Your parents ask you to be home by 10:00 PM. The movie isn’t over at 9:45, and you have a 15-minute walk home. What responsible action do you take?
Leave without changing plans to make it home on time
Stay until the movie ends even if you’ll be late
Text a friend to blame them if you arrive late
Ignore the time because rules don’t apply during social events
Which statement is made about peer pressure and friendship?
True friends do not use direct negative peer pressure
True friends rely on peer pressure to solve problems
True friends should pressure others to break rules
True friends always seek parental approval before meeting
