Peer Pressure
Your friends want you to do something you know is wrong, and you feel you should do it because everyone else is doing it. What is this called?
peer pressure
Your parents tell you that you must be home by 9:00 PM when you go out with friends. What is this rule called?
curfew
You want to earn your own money, so you work a few hours a week at a café after school. What kind of job do you have?
part-time job
Five students always sit together, make plans together, and rarely allow other students to join their group. What could you call this group?
clique
You have three exams, lots of homework, and a deadline approaching. You feel worried, tired, and under pressure. What are you experiencing?
stress
You start wearing the same style of clothes as your friends because you want to fit in with the group. What are you doing?
conforming
As you get older, you begin making your own decisions, organising your time, and taking care of more things without your parents' help. What are you developing?
independence
You are old enough to legally drive a car, but you need an official document that shows you have permission to drive. What do you need?
a driver's licence
Your best friend makes a mistake, but you continue to support them instead of abandoning them. What quality are you showing?
loyalty
You receive some pocket money each month and decide how much to spend and how much to save. You create a plan for your money. What have you made?
budget
Your friends are pressuring you to do something you don't want to do, but you calmly say no and refuse to change your decision. What are you doing?
standing your ground
Your parents don't let you go anywhere alone because they are extremely worried about your safety, even when you think you are old enough. What could this behaviour be called?
overprotection
You spend your Saturday helping at an organisation that supports people in your local community. You don't get paid. What are you doing?
volunteer work
Someone tells you a private story about another student, and you start telling other people about it. What are you spreading?
gossip
You are having a difficult time, so you talk to someone you trust, exercise, or take some time to relax. These are examples of what?
coping skills or coping strategies
A friend constantly encourages you to break school rules, lie to your parents, or make dangerous choices. How could you describe this person?
a bad influence
You want to stay out until 11:00 PM, but your parents want you home at 9:00 PM. Instead of arguing, you discuss the situation and try to find a solution that works for both sides. What are you doing?
negotiating
After finishing high school, you want to study at a university. You complete forms, provide information about yourself, and ask the university to accept you. What process are you completing?
a university application
Two friends have a serious disagreement. Instead of shouting at each other, they listen to each other's opinions and find a solution. What are they using?
conflict resolution
You have homework, football practice, time with your friends, and chores. You make a plan so you have enough time for everything. What skill are you using?
time management
You are offered the chance to join a popular group, but you decide to make your own choice instead. You don't need other people's approval to feel good about your decision. How could you describe this person?
confident or independent
Your parents agree to give you more freedom because you consistently follow rules, keep your promises, and make responsible decisions. What have you been building?
trust
Your school asks you to organise a charity event and lead a team of younger students. This gives you the chance to practise what important skill?
leadership
You use apps such as Instagram or TikTok to communicate with friends, share content, and keep up with what other people are doing. What are these platforms collectively called?
social media
You fail an important test. You are disappointed, but you learn from your mistakes, try again, and eventually improve your grade. What quality are you demonstrating?
resilience