Question 1: List three qualities that you think are important in a good friend.

Answer: Honesty, kindness, loyalty (or other qualities such as trustworthiness, supportiveness, etc.)

Question 2: Describe a situation where a friend might hurt your feelings. How could you address this situation in a respectful way?

Answer: A possible answer is: If a friend says something unkind, you could talk to them privately and explain how it made you feel, asking for understanding and resolving the issue calmly.

Question 3: Explain why it is important to be honest with your friends.

Answer: Honesty helps build trust, strengthens the friendship, and allows both people to understand each other better.

Question 4: Imagine you notice a friend is feeling upset but hasn't said anything. What could you do to support them?

Answer: You could check on them privately, ask if they want to talk, and listen carefully to what they say.

Question 5: Draw a simple scene showing two friends talking and supporting each other. Use the space below to sketch your idea.

Answer: A sketch depicting two figures facing each other, with one talking and the other listening attentively, perhaps with a supportive gesture like a pat on the shoulder.

Question 6: What are some signs that a friendship might be unhealthy or unkind?

Answer: Signs include feeling upset or uncomfortable around the friend, being frequently criticized, or feeling pressured to do things you don’t want to do.

Question 7: Give two examples of how friends can help each other during difficult times.

Answer: Listening and offering emotional support; helping with practical tasks or giving advice.

Question 8: Think about a time when you had a disagreement with a friend. How did you resolve it?

Answer: Possible answers include talking calmly about the issue, listening to each other's perspectives, and finding a compromise.

Question 9: Write a short paragraph about why it is important to have friends and how they can positively influence your life.

Answer: Friends provide emotional support, help us feel connected, and can motivate us to be better. They make life more enjoyable and help us learn important social skills.

Question 10: Sketch a diagram illustrating the qualities that make a strong friendship. Label at least three qualities in your diagram.

Answer: A diagram with interconnected circles or a central image, with labels such as trust, kindness, and support.