True/ False
Definitions
Wild Card
Scenarios
Communication
100

There are 2 communication styles in which both people can win/ get their needs met.

False

100

When can you end your relationship with someone? A) Only if you have a GOOD reason to B) Only when you don't feel safe C) For any reason at any time

C) For any reason at any time

100

What does healthy conflict look like/ feel like?

compromise, active listening, empathy, respect, safe, honesty

100

Name 1 of the types of boundaries for a healthy relationship.

Physical Boundaries (respecting each others' bodies),

Emotional Boundaries (providing support),

Digital Boundaries (How to be a couple on social media)

100

Name all the different types of boundaries.

intellectual, physical, material, emotional, time

200

Passive communication results in a lose-win situation. The person communicating passively avoids expressing their thoughts, feelings, & needs. They prioritize the other person's needs, which is why it is a lose-win situation. 

True

200

What do you think is 1 right you have when you are dating someone? A) Setting your own boundaries. B) To end your relationship. C) To be equal. D) All of the above.

D. All of the Above

200

What is the name of our organization?

Domestic Violence Services of Snohomish County

200

Angelina is talking with a guy friend on her phone, and her boyfriend, Brad, sees her texting the friend. Brad gets mad and demands to see Angelina's phone. Who's at fault, and why? A) Angelina B) Brad C) Angelina's guy friend

B) Brad. He is invading Angelina's privacy by demanding to see her phone. Brad should trust his partner. Jealousy does not give us the right to control others or invade their privacy. 


200

True or False: In order to be in a healthy relationship, your partner MUST like all of your friends.

False.

300

Aggressive communication leads to a ___, ___ outcome. The person communicating aggressively prioritizes ___ needs over ___ needs.

Win, Lose. Their; the other person's.

300

You have the right to be GUILT-FREE when dating. What does that mean? A) You can refuse to go out on a date without feeling guilty. B) You can do whatever feels right for you in a relationship C) You need to tell your partner where you're going, always. That way they never need to worry.

A. You can refuse to go out on a date without feeling guilty.

300

What is the correct definition of teen dating violence? A)Pattern of controlling, and abusive behaviors of one person over another within a romantic or dating relationship. B) When one person hits another person while dating or in a relationship.

A)Pattern of controlling, and abusive behaviors of one person over another... It can include verbal, emotional, physical, sexual, and financial abuse. It can happen to anyone.


300

Grace and Carl are dating. Grace told Carl he should only text and call Grace. He can't talk to other girls, friends included. What is unhealthy about this? A) Carl should also be telling Grace the same thing, that way it's equal. B) Carl has the right to contact whoever he wants, whenever he wants. C) It isn't unhealthy, Carl should respect his gf's boundaries.

B) Carl has the right to contact whoever he wants whenever he wants.

300

What is one reason why a relationship might start off healthy, but then turn unhealthy overtime?

Lack of effort (comfortability), lack of interest

400

Assertive communication allows you to express your opinions, feelings, and needs at the expense of the other person.

False. Why?   

400

Your opinion is equally as important as your partner's opinion, except when: A) Your partner is the leader. B) Your partner is smarter than you. C) Your opinion is always as important as your partner's D) Your partner didn't ask you for your opinion.

C) Your opinion is always as important as your partner's

400

What is the difference between jealousy and extreme jealousy?

When someone uses their feelings of jealousy to control the other person, it becomes extreme and harmful.

400

Your friend tells you they're scared of their partner. What can you do?

1. identify and tell a trusted adult

2. thank them for sharing and let them know you're there for them

3. ask them what they'd like to do about it

4. let them know they deserve to be in a safe, healthy relationship

400

Consent must be A) enthusiastic, informed, conscious, kind, energetic. B) informed, ongoing, clear, conscious, revokable, verbal. C) enthusiastic, informed, revokable, verbal, conscious, ongoing

Consent must be 

C) enthusiastic, informed, revokable, verbal, conscious, ongoing 

500

The Nonviolent Communication model was developed by Marshall B. Rosenberg.

True

500

You have the right to set boundaries. What does that mean? A) You can say "NO" to anything you're not comfortable with (touch, showing things, sharing passwords, etc). B) You can decide to do something with one partner, but not do the same thing with your next partner. C) You can have privacy within your relationship. D) You can set rules for your partner (no social media, location must be on). E) All of the above

All are true EXCEPT for D) you can set rules for your partner (no social media, location must be on).

500

Name every person in the group.

Caleb M. Caleb T. Andrea, Jacob, Adriana, Tati

500

What  is one website you can find resources  on healthy relationships?

500
What is the difference between a toxic/ unhealthy relationship and an abusive one?

Abusive relationships involve one-sided behaviors, where someone uses fear and harm to gain power and control over someone else. Abuse is a choice, only the abusive person can choose to change. 

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