Question 1: List three qualities that make a friendship healthy and supportive.

Answer: Trust, honesty, kindness

Question 2: Describe a situation where a friend might be unkind or disrespectful. How should you respond to such behaviour?

Answer: A situation might involve a friend teasing you in a hurtful way. You should calmly tell them that their behaviour is hurtful and ask them to stop, or seek support from a trusted adult if needed.

Question 3: Explain why it is important to set boundaries in friendships.

Answer: Boundaries help ensure both friends feel safe and respected, preventing misunderstandings and maintaining a healthy relationship.

Question 4: Think about a time when you felt supported by a friend. Write a short paragraph describing what your friend did that made you feel cared for.

Answer: A student might write: 'My friend listened to me when I was upset and offered kind words. They spent time with me and made me feel understood.'

Question 5: Draw a simple diagram or sketch to represent two friends talking and listening to each other. Label the parts if necessary.

Answer: A correct sketch should show two figures facing each other, with speech bubbles indicating conversation, and or gestures showing active listening and engagement.

Question 6: Identify two signs that a friendship might be unhealthy or toxic.

Answer: Constant criticism or manipulation, feeling drained or unhappy after spending time together.

Question 7: What does it mean to be a good friend? List three actions that demonstrate good friendship behaviour.

Answer: Supporting each other, being honest, respecting boundaries.

Question 8: Imagine you and a friend have had a disagreement. Describe steps you could take to resolve the conflict respectfully.

Answer: Talk calmly about the issue, listen to each other's perspectives, apologize if necessary, and agree on a way to move forward.

Question 9: Sketch a friendship agreement or ‘friendship contract’ that includes at least three commitments both friends should agree to uphold.

Answer: A sketch might include commitments like 'Respect each other's opinions,' 'Support each other,' and 'Be honest and trustworthy'.

Question 10: Explain why it is important to sometimes spend time apart from friends. What are some benefits of having time alone or with other people?

Answer: Time apart helps maintain independence, allows personal growth, and prevents overly dependence on one friendship.