You are talking to your friend on the phone but don't know how to end the conversation so you can go to bed. What would you say/do?
Answer: “I had fun talking with you, but I need to go to bed now. I’ll talk to you tomorrow. Goodnight!”
You and your friend both tried out for the school basketball team, and both wanted the team captain role. When the coach announced the results, your friend was chosen as captain instead. Your friend was so happy. What would you say/do?
Answer: “Congratulations! I was hoping to be captain too, but I’m happy for you.”
You’re talking to your friend on the phone when you notice they keep coughing and sound congested. What could you say/do?
Answer: “Are you feeling okay?"; "Do you want to rest and we can talk later?”
You and your friend agreed to get food after school. At the last minute, your friend says they invited three other people without asking you first. You were hoping it would just be the two of you. What would you say?
Answer: “I was actually hoping it could just be the two of us today. Could we hang out with everyone another time?”
Your friend asks to borrow your headphones again. The last time they borrowed them, they returned them damaged. You don’t feel comfortable letting them borrow them again. What would you say/do?
Answer: “I’m sorry, but I don’t feel comfortable lending them out again because they were damaged last time. I hope you understand.”
Your friends want to go somewhere after school and invite you to go. However, you don't feel like going, but everyone else seems excited about it. what would you say/do?
Answer: “Thanks for inviting me, but I don’t really feel like going today. I think I’m going to head home, but I hope you guys have fun!”
You’re hanging out with a group of friends when they start making jokes about the way you dress. Everyone is laughing, but the jokes are making you uncomfortable. What would you say/do?
Answer: “I know you might be joking, but I don’t think it’s funny. Can you please stop making comments about what I’m wearing?”
You and your friends are talking about a new movie. When you say you didn’t really like it, one friend says, “What? That movie was amazing! You have to agree with us.” They wait for your response. What would say/do?
Answer: “I get why you guys liked it, but it just wasn’t for me and that’s okay. We don’t have to like the same things.”
Your friend keeps looking over your shoulder while you’re texting someone. You move your phone away, but they continue trying to read it. What would you say/do?
Answer: “Hey, could you please stop looking at my phone? I’m having a private conversation, and I’d like some privacy.”
You don’t understand the directions for an assignment, but the rest of the class has already started working. You’re worried about looking confused. What would you say/do?
“Could you explain the directions one more time? I’m not sure what I’m supposed to do.”
