Body Boundaries
What is one example of a body boundary?
A. Deciding who can touch your body and what kinds of touch you are comfortable with
B. Telling everyone what to wear
C. Choosing what games other people play
D. Deciding who can sit in class
What is an emotional boundary?
A. A rule about what games you can play
B. A limit that helps protect your feelings and communicates how you want to be treated
C. A way to make other people feel happy all the time
D. A rule that everyone must have the same feelings
What is one example of a digital boundary?
A. Deciding what you share online and when you take a break from a device
B. Deciding what everyone else posts
C. Using your device every hour
D. Sharing all your passwords
What is an example of a boundary involving your belongings?
A. Deciding who may borrow your things and how they should be handled
B. Deciding what everyone else must buy
C. Taking other people's things whenever you want
D. Making your friends share everything
What are the three states of matter?
Solid, Liquid, Gas
A friend wants to give you a hug, but you don't want one. What can you say?
A. You have to hug me first!
B. No thank you, I'd rather not have a hug.
C. I'll hug you if you buy me something.
D. You can never hug anyone.
A friend keeps asking you to share a secret you aren't ready to share. What can you say?
A. I'll tell you if you keep asking.
B. You have to know everything about me.
C. I'm not ready to talk about that.
D. I'll tell everyone else's secrets instead.
A friend asks for your password to prove that you trust them. Should you share it?
A. Yes, because you are friends.
B. Yes, if they promise not to tell anyone.
C. Only if they share theirs first.
D. No, keep your password private.
A classmate wants to borrow your pencil. What should they do?
A. Take it when you aren't looking.
B. Ask permission before taking it.
C. Ask someone else to take it.
D. Assume you will say yes.
Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?
Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Ben Franklin, Roger Sherman, Robert Livingston
Someone keeps poking you after you ask them to stop. Are they respecting your boundary?
A. Yes, because they are joking.
B. Yes, because they are your friend.
C. No, they should stop when you ask them to.
D. No, because nobody can ever touch another person.
Can you tell someone how they are allowed to feel?
A. Yes, if they are your best friend.
B. Yes, if their feelings bother you.
C. No, but you can explain how their actions affect you.
Someone wants to post a picture of you online. What should they do first?
A. Post it before you change your mind.
B. Ask your permission and respect your answer.
C. Ask everyone else except you.
D. Post it if they think it looks funny.
Your friend borrows your markers but returns them without the caps. What could you say?
A. You can never use anything again.
B. I'll throw away your markers.
C. Please put the caps back on my markers when you finish using them.
D. It doesn't matter how you treat my things.
If a triangle has three sides, how many sides does a pentagon have?
5
Your friend says it's okay to hold hands, but you don't want to. What should happen?
A. You must agree to keep the friendship.
B. Your friend should respect your choice.
C. You should ignore your feelings.
D. You should hold hands even though you don't want to.
A friend gets upset because you want to play with someone else at recess. What is a respectful response?
A. I can play with other people, too, and I still care about our friendship.
B. I'll never play with anyone else again.
C. You are not allowed to be upset.
D. I'll only play with you if you stop being upset.
A friend keeps sending messages after you ask them to stop for the night. What could you do?
A. Feel like you must reply to every message.
B. Give them your password.
C. Tell them you're done messaging, mute notifications, or ask an adult for help if it continues.
D. Send messages all night so they won't be upset.
Someone takes your snack without asking because they say you are friends. Is that okay?
A. Yes, friends can take anything.
B. Yes, if they are hungry.
C. Only if they sit next to you.
D. No, friendship does not give someone permission to take your belongings or food.
What is the tallest mountain in the world?
Mt. Everest
Someone says you must give them a hug because they are your friend. What should you remember?
A. Friends always have to agree.
B. You must hug people you know.
C. You are in charge of your body and can say no to unwanted hugs.
D. You should never hug anyone.
Someone says, 'If you were a real friend, you would do whatever I ask.' What boundary could you set?
A. Okay, I'll always do what you want.
B. I care about our friendship, but I can make my own choices.
C. I'll make you feel guilty, too.
D. Friends should never disagree.
A classmate asks to borrow your phone for a few minutes, but your parents have asked you to never let anyone use your phone.
A. If you trust them, it's okay.
B. Only if they pay you to use it.
C. Say, "No, I'm not allowed"
You lend a friend a game, but they keep it longer than you agreed. How can you set a boundary?
A. I need my game back today, like we agreed.
B. I'll never speak to you again.
C. You can keep it forever, even if I need it.
D. I'll take something of yours without asking.
In which European city would you find the Eiffel Tower?
Paris