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WorksheetsYouth Violence - Conflict Resolution & Decision Making
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
You see two students arguing loudly in the hallway. What’s the safest first step?
Join the argument
Walk away and tell an adult
Push one student to stop the fight
Record it on your phone
A friend wants you to help confront someone after school. What should you do?
Agree to help
Suggest talking calmly instead
Bring more friends for backup
Ignore the situation
Someone bumps into you by accident. What’s the best response?
Shove them back
Ask if they’re okay
Yell at them
Walk away angrily
You hear a rumor about a fight happening later. What’s the best choice?
Spread the rumor
Tell a trusted adult
Go watch the fight
Post about it online
Your friend is upset and starts yelling at you. What should you do?
Yell back louder
Stay calm and listen
Walk away without saying anything
Call more friends to join
Two classmates are arguing over a game. What’s the best way to help?
Take sides
Suggest a break
Encourage them to fight
Ignore them completely
You feel angry after losing a game. What’s the healthiest choice?
Throw something
Take deep breaths
Start an argument
Quit playing forever
Someone insults you online. What’s the best response?
Insult them back
Block and report them
Share the insult with others
Keep arguing
Your friend wants to skip class to avoid someone they argued with. What should you do?
Skip with them
Encourage them to talk calmly
Tell them to fight later
Ignore the problem
You see a fight starting in the cafeteria. What’s the safest action?
Jump in to stop it physically
Get an adult immediately
Record it for social media
Cheer for one side
