How good a friend are you? Why not have a good at our fun quiz about friendship. Some of the answers are silly and some are hard to answer. Have fun and.

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How good a friend are you? Why not have a good at our fun quiz about friendship. Some of the answers are silly and some are hard to answer. Have fun and see what you think you learn…

1) Which statement best describes you? A Very friendly B Fairly friendly C Not very friendly DUnfriendly

2) How easy do you find it to talk to people that you do not know? A Not very easy B Fairly easy C Very easy DDifficult

3) How easy do you find it to talk to new adults? ADifficult B Fairly easy C Not very easy D Very easy

4) How easy do you find it to talk to new children? A Not very easy BDifficult C Fairly easy D Very easy

5) Which statement best describes you? A Easy going B Fairly easy going C Bad tempered D A bit touchy

6) A new child has joined the class, would you: A Make friends straight away B Wait to see whether you liked them C See if other students like them D Ignore them

7)Your friend comes to school wearing terrible perfume/deodorant, would you: A Tell them it was not very nice, but in a gentle way B Tell them it’s awful C Try not to notice D Call them names like ‘Stinky’

8) Your best friend gets a detention for something they didn’t do, would you: A Argue with the teacher in their defence B Say nothing C Laugh at your friend D Tell your friend afterwards that you know they were in the right and you’re sorry that they got told off for nothing

9) You find your friend being called names by some older children, would you: A Run away B Try to help your friend C Call the older children awful names back D Hang around until they’d gone and before talking with your friend

10) You fall out with your friend over a misunderstanding, would you: A Smack them one! B Try to make peace with them again by clearing up the misunderstanding C Not talk to them for a day D Spend time with other friends instead

11) What is most likely to make you and your friend fall out? A Believing rumours about something they have said B Not lending each other things C Not giving lent things back D Thinking they don’t like you anymore

12) What are you most likely to do immediately after falling out with a friend? ACry B Try to make friends again C Hit them D Tell other people things about them

13) How much time do you spend with your friends when you are not in school? A We’re never apart B Never see them outside school C Most days D Occasional times

14)If your friend asked you for money, would you: A Refuse to lend them any B Lend them whatever they wanted C Think about it first D Have a go at them for even asking

15) Who is most likely to make the first move when you have fallen out with a friend AYou BThem C Both of you D Neither of you – you’d never be friends again!

So, how did you score? ABCD YOU DECIDE

Friendship Quiz - Verdicts Oh dear! With friends like you, who needs enemies! You find it hard to admit you’re wrong or make the first move to sort out a fall-out. You need to be more forgiving. You always assume that others are getting at you and you don’t feel secure in your friendships at all. You tend to assume that you won’t like people you’ve never even met before – try being a bit friendlier to new faces! Try to let things go a little bit without taking offence all the time and treat others as you would like to be treated. That way, you are more likely to keep the friends you have.

Friendship Quiz - Verdicts You need to be careful. Your tendency is to assume that others are in the wrong, and you find it hard to see that you may be in the wrong sometimes. You are sometimes willing to sort out friendship problems, but not often enough! Try being braver with new faces and make the first move. Be more willing to forgive friends who upset you and talk with them a bit more. Never be tempted to treat your friends badly – you may need them one day!

Friendship Quiz - Verdicts You are often a good friend to others. You consider their needs as well as your own and try to treat them as you would like to be treated. You will find it quite easy to make new friends and know how to keep the ones you already have. You have good, balanced relationships with others based on trust and respect. Keep this attitude to others and you will never be without a friend!

Friendship Quiz - Verdicts Wow! What a wonderful friend you must be! You really go the extra mile to show you friends that you care about them! You try to avoid falling out with your friends and do everything you can to put the situation right. You have a lovely caring attitude to other people – just make sure you stand up for your beliefs even if your friend does not necessarily agree – it’s fine to have different views. You are always willing to forgive others for what they do, instead of taking offence. Well done!