PRIDE Kindness 101 Quiz

According to Emmett, what is the definition of friendship?

• D. A bond between parents and children

• A. A bond between two people who are usually not related

• C. A bond between classmates

• B. A bond between siblings

What do Gia and Zuri believe about their relationship?

• A. They are best friends

• B. They are sisters

• C. They are twins

• D. They are cousins

Why did an older kid tell Gia and Zuri that they couldn't be twins?

• B. Because they don't have the same skin color

• D. Because they don't have the same hair color

• C. Because they don't have the same birthday

• A. Because they don't have the same height

What did Gia say to the older kid who told them they couldn't be twins?

• A. They are twins because they share the same soul

• B. They are twins because they have the same height

• C. They are twins because they have the same birthday

• D. They are twins because they have the same hair color

According to the moms, what do Gia and Zuri want for everyone?

• A. To push back against the cynics

• B. To indulge in matching outfits

• D. To talk on the phone more often

• C. To become sad and grow up

How do Gia and Zuri stay close after a fight?

• D. They blame each other for the fight

• B. They always say sorry and communicate

• C. They ignore each other

• A. They never talk to each other again

How long do Gia and Zuri think their friendship is going to last?

• A. For a short time

• C. For a few months

• D. For a few years

• B. For a long time

What is the best way to get a good friend or to keep one?

• A. To ignore your friend's feelings

• D. To be selfish and rude

• B. To be mean to your friend

• C. To be kind and understanding

What is the key message from the story of Gia and Zuri?

• A. Kids should be taught to see color

• B. Kids should be taught to discriminate

• C. Kids should be taught to be kind and accepting

• D. Kids should be taught to be selfish

What did Steve and his kids learn from Gia and Zuri?

• C. They learned to be kind and accepting

• B. They learned to be selfish

• D. They learned to discriminate

• A. They learned to be mean to others