About a friend
What are the names of the students in our group?
Mason
Liam
Owen
Ang
Audrey
You see two classmates talking about a video game they like. What should you do?
A. Wait for a pause, then ask if you can join in.
B. Enter the conversation by talking about another video game you like more.
B. Enter the conversation by talking about another video game you like more.
You are talking to a friend, but you need to get to class before the bell rings. What should you do?
A. Say something like 'I've got to get to class. I'll see you later!'
B. Walk away without saying anything.
A. Say something like 'I've got to get to class. I'll see you later!'
Your classmate says, “I like playing video games.” What is a good way to keep the conversation going?
A. Ask, “What video games do you like to play?”
B. Say “Cool!"
A. Ask, “What video games do you like to play?”
Which fast-food restaurant is famous for the Big Mac?
A. Taco Bell
B. Wendy's
C. McDonald's
D. Subway
C. McDonald's
Name the favorite food of one of your group members.
Mason-Pizza
Liam-Steak
Owen-Pizza
You walk over to two classmates who are talking. One of them turns to you and says, “Hey, what's up?” What should you do?
A. Say “Nothing” and wait for them to keep talking.
B. Respond and ask a follow up question, such as "I'm good how are you?"
B. Respond and ask a follow up question, such as "I'm good how are you?"
You're talking with a classmate, but the conversation has naturally come to an end and neither of you has anything else to say. What should you do?
A. Keep asking questions so the conversation doesn't stop.
B. End the conversation by saying something like “Alright, I'll see you later!” and move on.
B. End the conversation by saying something like “Alright, I'll see you later!” and move on.
Your friend says, 'I went to the beach this weekend.' Which response helps continue the conversation?
A. 'Nice! What did you do there?'
B. 'I went shopping this weekend.'
A. 'Nice! What did you do there?'
Which animal can change its color to blend in with its surroundings?
A. Cat
B. Elephant
C. Chameleon
D. Kangaroo
C. Chameleon
Name the favorite color of one of your groups members.
Mason-Blue
Liam-Black
Owen-Orange
Your classmates are discussing a movie you haven't seen. You want to join in. What should you do?
A. Tell them to talk about a movie you know.
B. Ask them a question about the movie they are already talking about.
B. Ask them a question about the movie they are already talking about.
A classmate starts talking to you about something that makes you uncomfortable. What should you do?
A. Laugh along and keep listening so the other person doesn't think you're being rude.
B. Say something like “I'm not comfortable talking about that,” and change the subject or walk away.
B. Say, “I'm not comfortable talking about that,” and change the subject or walk away.
Your friend tells you they just started playing a new video game that you've never played. What should you do?
A. Start talking about your favorite video game.
B. Ask what they like about that game or what you do in it.
B. Ask what they like about that game or what you do in it.
In Frozen, what is the name of Elsa’s sister?
A. Ariel
B. Anna
C. Moana
D. Rapunzel
B. Anna
Name the favorite movie of one of your group members.
Mason- Captain Underpants
Liam- Toy Story
Owen- Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie
A group of classmates is planning a game to play during free time. You want to participate, but you do not like the game they chose. What should you do?
A. Share your idea for a game for next time and either play the game the group has selected or wait for the next game.
B. Tell everyone your game is better and insist on playing your game instead.
A. Share your idea for a game for next time and either play the game the group has selected or wait for the next game.
You're telling a friend a story, but they say, 'Sorry, I really need to get going.' What should you do?
A. Keep talking because you're almost finished with the story.
B. Finish up your story or save the rest for another time and say goodbye.
B. Finish up your story or save the rest for another time and say goodbye.
You keep asking a group of classmates questions, but they are giving short answers and aren't asking you anything back. What should you do?
A. Keep asking them questions one after another so the conversation doesn't stop.
B. Share something about yourself, then give them a chance to respond or ask you something or politely exit the conversation.
B. Share something about yourself, then give them a chance to respond or politely exit the conversation.
Your friend tells you they're upset because they weren't invited to a party that some of your other friends are attending. What is the best response?
A. Tell them they're overreacting because it's just a party.
B. Listen to how they feel and let them know you understand why they're disappointed.
C. Tell them they should stop being friends with everyone who was invited.
B. Listen to how they feel and let them know you understand why they're disappointed.
Name something one of your group members is good at.
Mason-games
Liam-video games
Owen-Bowling
You walk up to a group and start talking, but nobody responds because they seem focused on their discussion. What should you do next?
A. Keep repeating yourself until they answer.
B. Give them a moment and try again or join later on.
B. Give them a moment and try again or join later on.
You're talking to a classmate who keeps bringing up new topics, but you want some time to yourself. What is the best way to end the conversation?
A. Give one-word answers or just ignore them until they understand and stop.
B. Politely say, “I'm going to take a little break, but I'll talk to you later!”
B. Politely say, “I'm going to take a little break, but I'll talk to you later!”
You're talking with a friend, and you both keep disagreeing about which movie is better. What could you do to keep the conversation positive?
A. Listen to their opinion, explain yours without arguing, and ask what they like about their choice.
B. Keep trying to prove that your movie is better until they agree with you.
A. Listen to their opinion, explain yours without arguing, and ask what they like about their choice.
Which planet is famous for its massive, beautiful rings?
A. Mars
B. Saturn
C. Venus
D. Mercury
B. Saturn