This formative assessment evaluates students' understanding of various relationships, including healthy and unhealthy characteristics, family dynamics, peer relationships, and dating norms.
Healthy relationships help improve which areas of health?
Which of the following is a characteristic of a healthy relationship?
Nonverbal communication includes:
Active listening involves:
Peer mediation is used to:
Which behavior is an example of unhealthy communication?
A relationship can be healthy even if partners disagree sometimes.
Controlling behavior is a sign of a healthy relationship.
Negotiation requires both people to be willing to compromise.
Body language affects how your message is understood.
Families meet which of the following needs?
Which is an example of a community resource for families?
Conflict with guardians often results from:
Sibling rivalry is:
Which strategy strengthens relationships with parents/guardians?
A major life change such as moving to a new home may cause:
Families teach values and traditions through socialization.
All sibling relationships are unhealthy.
Community resources can help families during stressful times.
Family changes never affect a child’s emotions.
A close friend is someone who:
Diversity means:
A clique is:
Positive peer pressure encourages:
A common issue that harms friendships is:
A healthy friendship includes:
Friends can grow apart as they enter new stages of life.
Stereotypes help us understand people better.
Spending time together strengthens friendships.
All peer pressure is negative.
A healthy dating relationship includes:
A boundary is:
Passion is usually based on:
Abstinence means:
Healthy ways to handle a breakup include:
A red flag in dating is:
People become ready to date at different ages.
Boundaries do not need to be communicated.
Breakups can be emotionally challenging.
Healthy dating relationships support self-respect.