Families Today

Chapter 26: Relationship Decisions

Section 1 Practice Test

1
Friendships provide which of the following in a person's life?
A)Emotional support
B)Models for imitation
C)Opportunities to practice roles
D)All of the above
2
Friendships with people of what age provide a chance to be a role model?
A)Children
B)Adults
C)Older people
D)Those of the opposite gender
3
We live in a world where many different people _____, or come together.
A)Empathize
B)Mingle
C)Conflict
D)Agree
4
Which of the following are qualities of friendship?
A)Positive Attitude
B)Accepting
C)Caring
D)All of the above
5
Which of the following is a way to say no when feeling pressure.
A)Let the tone of your voice tell people you mean it
B)Make excuses
C)Use gestures that show your uncertainty
D)Be confrontational
6
What is the important trait of friendship that means "mutual exchange?"
A)Mutuality
B)Reciprocity
C)Reimbursement
D)Empathy
7
What is social pressure on someone to adopt a behavior in order to be accepted as part of a group?
A)Interdependence
B)Conflict
C)Socialization
D)Peer pressure
8
Which of the following is an outcome if peer pressure is positive?
A)It urges you go along with the group
B)You do something you know is wrong
C)It encourages you to do something helpful
D)It pushes you to do something destructive
9
Giving in to dangerous peer pressure can have _____, the results of an action.
A)Consequences
B)Risks
C)Rewards
D)Effects
10
You need to _____, or boost up, your courage to stand up to negative peer pressure.
A)Resolve
B)Bolster
C)Strengthen
D)Ignore
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