Achieving Independence
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- Q1Studies show what percentage of teenagers become rebellious or have major conflicts with their parents?Around 25 percentAround 45 percentAround 15 percentAround 30 percent30s
- Q2Which of the following age ranges does puberty start for boys?8 to 13 years old10 to 14 years old9 to 12 years old12 to 16 years old30s
- Q3Which of the following is NOT a strategy to educate your child about money?Teach him to understand basic contractsEncourage him to get an after-school jobHelp him make a hierarchy of prioritiesEducate him about identity theft30s
- Q4Which of the following is NOT a requirement of becoming mature?Developing emotional maturityBeing the center of the attention. Communicating like an adultDeveloping mature behaviors30s
- Q5Which of the following is a mature behavior?Spend all your money on a hobbyAvoid procrastinationMake fun of other peopleTake criticism personally30s
- Q6Which of the following is NOT a hobby to keep a person active and productive?Watching TVLearning a new languagePracticing photographyPracticing sports30s
- Q7Accepting responsibility when things go wrong demonstrates which of the following types of maturity?Social maturityMature behaviorEmotional maturityCommunicating in a mature way30s
- Q8Which of the following is NOT a sign of keeping an open mind?Seeing things from other people’s perspectiveBeing willing to consider or accept different thoughts and idAsking questions such as “could you tell me more about this”Judging people with different beliefs and habits30s
- Q9Letting the teen make his or her own lunch is an example of which of the following?Teaching time management skillsRespecting your child as an adultEducating about moneyAsking your child to take responsibilities30s
- Q10Giving a child a set amount of money and letting him plan the weekly grocery list is an example of which of the following?Educating your child about moneyAsking your child to take responsibilitiesTeaching time management skillsRespecting your child as an adult30s
- Q11Which of the following types of mistakes CANNOT be allowed to be made?Play video games all nightDo harmful things to other peopleFail the midterm examinationGet up late and arrive late for school30s
- Q12Teaching your child to use good manners when interacting with people is an example of which of the following?Show love and supportEducate the child to be courteousTeach time management skillsInvolve the child in real life experiences30s
- Q13Which of the following is NOT an example of showing parents’ love and support?Make time to listen when the child needs to talkSay “I love you” regularlyKeep distance from your child’s friendsTake a genuine interest in the child’s interests and hobbies30s