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Which statement about mental health is MOST true?
 
Mental health affects how we think, feel, and act
 
Mental health problems always go away on their own
 
Mental health only matters if someone looks upset
 
Only adults have mental health struggles
If a friend says they want to hurt themselves, what is the BEST thing to do?
 
Tell a trusted adult right away
 
Ignore it unless it happens again
 
Tell them to “cheer up”
 
Promise to keep it a secret
True help for a friend means…
 
Listening and getting adult help when needed
 
Fixing their problems for them
 
Keeping everything private
 
Giving advice even if you’re unsure
Which adult would be MOST appropriate to report a safety concern to at school?
 
A teacher, counselor, or administrator
 
A classmate
 
No one—it’s not your responsibility
 
A younger sibling
T/F: A good friend makes you feel safe and included.
True
T/F: Friends are allowed to bully each other because they know each other well.
False
T/F: Bullying between friends is harder to notice because it can be disguised as “joking.”
True
Which situation is most likely an example of friendship bullying?
 
Friend repeatedly leaves you out&says,“You’re too sensitive"
 
A friend jokes with you once and says sorry when you’re hurt
 
Two friends disagree and calmly talk it out
 
A friend accidentally forgets to invite you one time
T/F: If someone is your friend, their hurtful behavior doesn’t count as bullying.
False
Which situation is MOST likely bullying?
 
A student laughing after being asked to stop
 
A disagreement during a game
 
A joke that accidentally offends someone once
 
Two friends teasing each other equally
T/F: Compassion sometimes means helping someone even if it’s inconvenient.
True
T/F: You are only responsible for actions you meant to cause.
False
T/F: Empathy means feeling bad for someone, not with them.
False
T/F: Respect means you have to agree with someone’s opinion.
False
T/F: Telling the truth is still honesty even if it gets you in trouble.
True
T/F: Ignoring bullying is the same as staying out of it.
False
T/F: Being kind always means being nice and agreeable
False
T/F: If a joke makes most people laugh, it can’t be bullying
False
Accountability means...
 
Taking responsibility for your actions and choices
 
Saying “not it!” before anyone asks a question
 
Doing whatever you want without thinking about the rules
 
Doing what you’re supposed to do when someone is watching
Respectful communication means
 
Using calm and kind words
 
Talking over others
 
Staying silent
 
Yelling your opinion
Kindness is...
 
Helping and caring about others
 
Winning
 
Being nice only to friends
 
Being quiet
Responsibility means...
 
Taking care of your actions and choices
 
Letting others decide
 
Avoiding work
 
Doing whatever you want
Conflict means...
 
A problem or disagreement
 
A rule
 
A punishment
 
A fun game
Define Empathy
 
Understanding how someone else feels
 
Same as Sympathy, It means to feel sorry for someone
 
Ignoring feelings
 
Reading someone's mind
T/F: Bullying is a one-time argument between friends.
False
T/F: Bullying can happen online or in person.
True
What should you do if a joke hurts someone?
 
Apologize and stop
 
Keep doing it
 
Say “it was just a joke”
 
Laugh
What is a bystander?
 
Someone who sees bullying happen but often does nothing
 
Someone being bullied
 
A teacher
 
Shrek
What should you do first when facing a problem?
 
Take a moment to calm down
 
Quit
 
Flip a Table and Leave
 
Blame someone else
What is the best response if someone is being bullied?
 
Tell a trusted adult
 
Post about it online
 
Pretend you didn’t see it
 
Join in so you don’t get targeted
What is the definition of gratitude
 
Noticing and appreciating the good things others do for you
 
Getting presents and saying “thanks” only on holidays
 
Feeling happy when things go your way all the time
 
Expecting rewards when you help someone