Questions: Healthy Relationships

Question 1

What's a sign of a healthy relationship?

• A. Both people have to agree on everything
• B. Both people can be themselves, respect each other, and talk about problems
• C. One person controls what the other does
• D. There's never any conflict

Answer: (B)

Healthy relationships include mutual respect, acceptance, honesty, and the ability to work through disagreements together.

Question 2

In a healthy friendship or relationship, it's okay to have different opinions from the other person.

• T. True
• F. False

Answer: True

True. Real relationships can include disagreement and difference. The key is respecting each other even when you don't agree.

Question 3

If someone really loves you, they should want to know your password and see all your messages.

• T. True
• F. False

Answer: False

False. Healthy relationships include boundaries and privacy. Love includes trusting someone, not controlling them.

Question 4

Your friend constantly puts you down, makes you feel bad about yourself, and acts like they're better than you. This is:

• A. A healthy friendship
• B. A sign you should think about whether this friendship is good for you
• C. Your fault
• D. Just how some friendships are

Answer: (B)

This is not okay. Healthy relationships build you up, not tear you down. You deserve friends who respect and value you.

Question 5

List two qualities you want in your close relationships.

Model answer: Examples: trust, honesty, respect, acceptance, fun, support, loyalty, someone who listens, someone who makes me feel good about myself.

Good answers show understanding that healthy relationships are based on mutual respect and care, not control or pressure.