Core Relationship Concepts Quiz

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Core Relationship Concepts Quiz


Froggy Jumps Core Relationship Concepts QuizVersion en ligne Key terms explained par Ashton Grant 1 Respect: Jordan tells their friend they don’t like being teased about their clothes. What should the friend do? a Keep joking about it b Stop teasing them c Tell others to tease Jordan 2 Consent: Taylor wants to hug their friend goodbye. What should Taylor do first? a Ask if everything is okay b Just hug them c Wait until no one is looking 3 Boundary: Alex tells their friend they need alone time after school. What should the friend do? a Show up at their house anyway b Respect their need for space c Tell others Alex is being rude 4 Trust: Sam tells their friend a secret and asks them not to share it. What shows trust? a Keeping the secret b Telling just one other person c Laughing about it 5 Communication: Chris feels upset but doesn’t say why. What is the best way to handle this? a Talk openly about how they feel b Ignore the feelings c Stop talking to everyone 6 Pressure: Jamie doesn’t want to skip class, but their friends keep pushing them. What should Jamie remember? a They have to do what friends say b It’s okay to feel pressured c They should only do what they’re comfortable with 7 Equality: Two friends are deciding what movie to watch. What shows equality? a The louder person wins b They take turns deciding c One person gives up every time 8 Autonomy: Morgan decides not to go to a party. What should their friend do? a Respect their decision b Stop being their friend c Force them to go 9 Safety: A person feels uncomfortable because someone is yelling at them. What should they do? a Stay and ignore it b Yell back c Leave and go somewhere safe 10 Accountability: Riley forgets to return something they borrowed from a friend. What should Riley do? a Blame someone else b Apologize and return it c Pretend it didn’t happen

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Core Relationship Concepts QuizVersion en ligne

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Respect: Jordan tells their friend they don’t like being teased about their clothes. What should the friend do?

Consent: Taylor wants to hug their friend goodbye. What should Taylor do first?

Boundary: Alex tells their friend they need alone time after school. What should the friend do?

Trust: Sam tells their friend a secret and asks them not to share it. What shows trust?

Communication: Chris feels upset but doesn’t say why. What is the best way to handle this?

Pressure: Jamie doesn’t want to skip class, but their friends keep pushing them. What should Jamie remember?

Equality: Two friends are deciding what movie to watch. What shows equality?

Autonomy: Morgan decides not to go to a party. What should their friend do?

Safety: A person feels uncomfortable because someone is yelling at them. What should they do?

Accountability: Riley forgets to return something they borrowed from a friend. What should Riley do?