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1
The following are examples of someone laughing WITH you.
tap you on your shoulder
all of the above
compliment your joke
they say you are funny and smile
2
What topics should you avoid when first getting to know a peer?
what movies they like
who did their parents vote for
their grades
are their parents divorced
3
The following are examples of someone laughing AT you.
saying I'll have to remember that one
laugh and roll their eyes
laugh before the joke is over
all of the above
4
Which option below is an example of a friend?
someone you sit next to in class
someone in school you've never talked to
someone you say "hi" to in class or in the hall
someone you spend time with outside of school
5
What is a rule for use of humor when you are first meeting someone?
Tell the same joke multiple times
Be serious when you first meet them
Tell people of different ages the same type of joke
Tell insulting jokes so people think you're funny
6
What are examples of humor feedback?
giving a courtesy laugh
all of the above
laughing with you
not laughing at all
7
Y or N: Is this a BIG problem? You've missed 14 days of school.
no
yes
8
How can you show you're listening to the other person during a conversation?
Face the person
Looking at them
Nodding
Check your cell phone
9
How would you go about making plans with someone?
Text them
Ask them in person
Ask one of their family members
Show up at their house
10
Where is a good place to meet people?
at the mall
school
in the bathroom
sporting event
11
Y or N: Is this a medium problem? You failed a quiz.
yes
no
12
What would be an example of a good conversation starter when first getting to know someone?
Talk about politics and religion.
What do you like to do for fun?
Tell "your mama" jokes.
Ask personal questions.
13
What is an example(s) of electronic communication?
texting
all of the above
speaking in person
calling on the phone/email/facetime
14
What is the best solution to the previously stated problem?
Cheat on the test
Stay after school to get help from the teacher
Copy your classmate's work
Worry about it later on
15
What is the size of the previous probem?
small
medium
large
extra large
16
What is one thing you must include in a voicemail message?
your reason for calling
your phone number
your name
give really personal information
17
How many voicemails should you leave in a row without hearing back before you stop calling?
4
10
2
0
18
The teacher is giving directions in class, you have a test coming up, you don't know what to do
You don't know what to do.
There's going to be a test.
all of the above.
The teacher is giving directions.
19
Y or N: Is this a small problem? Your friend didn't return your text message.
no
yes
20
What are good teen topics for conversations?
all of the above
video games
dating
hang out places
21
Y or N: Is this a BIG problem? You lost your little brother at the mall.
no
yes
22
What is a rule for trading information?
ask follow up questions
don't police
tell jokes
listen to the other person
23
Why is role-playing conversations important?
Practice makes perfect :)
all of the above
We'll feel prepared for what we want to say.
It helps us to be less nervous during the conversation.
24
Are you excited about our field trip to Bowl-O-Rama
Yes!!!!!!
I'M EXCITED
Woo hoo!
I am.
25
If someone asks you to hang out and you aren't available what would be an appropriate response?
Sorry, I'm just too busy for you.
I don't want to.
I'm too tired.
Sorry I can't, but let's make plans for another day.
