Unit 2: Building Healthy Relationships Test Review

Which nonverbal communication includes posture, gestures, and facial expressions?

• written language

• body language

• verbal language

• tactful language

What is the correct definition of nurture?

• the failure to provide basic physical and emotional needs

• the part played when interacting with another person

• the fulfillment of physical, mental, emotional, and social needs

• the ability to deal with life's challenges

Which needs are being met when family members feel loved and supported?

• physical needs

• mental needs

• social needs

• emotional needs

How can relationships be weakened within a family?

• offering a snack to the elder members of the family first

• going to a museum or park with the family

• waiting to be asked repeatedly before doing chores

• asking to take other family member's belongings

Which example hurts the family when coping with a new challenge?

• doing another family member's chores when they are sick or injured

• increasing spending when a parent loses their source of income

• spending more time with a sibling after a move to a new neighborhood

• offering comfort and security to younger family members during a time of grief or loss

Which type of family consists of a parent, a stepparent, and one or more children?

• couple family

• nuclear family

• blended family

• single-parent family

Which quality do most people value in a good friend?

• being disrespectful of other's opinion or beliefs

• forgiving someone if they made a mistake

• being unwilling to compromise

• sharing secrets

What is the correct definition of interpersonal communication?

• standards on which to base decisions

• thoughts and feelings shared between people

• actions taken to support a cause

• the beliefs that guide the way a person lives

Which communication style is friendly but firm?

• assertive

• aggressive

• passive

• nonverbal

Which communication style describes when a person tends to give in to others?

• assertive

• aggressive

• passive

• nonverbal