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Peer Pressure STAR (60s)

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Q 1/25
Score 0
peer pressure
60
Gruppenzwang
Selbstvertrauen
Verantwortung
Freundschaft
Q 2/25
Score 0
Gleichaltrige
60
peers
parents
teachers
strangers

25 questions

Q.

peer pressure

1

60 sec

Q.

Gleichaltrige

2

60 sec

Q.

to fit in

3

60 sec

Q.

sich unter Druck fühlen

4

60 sec

Q.

sports team

5

60 sec

Q.

Jugendgruppe

6

60 sec

Q.

to feel part of a group

7

60 sec

Q.

es ist normal

8

60 sec

Q.

to look silly

9

60 sec

Q.

Freunde verlieren

10

60 sec

Q.

to motivate someone

11

60 sec

Q.

illegale Dinge ausprobieren

12

60 sec

Q.

risky things

13

60 sec

Q.

Ärger bekommen

14

60 sec

Q.

think for yourself

15

60 sec

Q.

sich mit etwas wohlfühlen

16

60 sec

Q.

point of view

17

60 sec

Q.

eine andere Meinung haben

18

60 sec

Q.

to respect opinions

19

60 sec

Q.

darüber sprechen

20

60 sec

Q.

to support your friends

21

60 sec

Q.

Nein sagen

22

60 sec

Q.

to agree on everything

23

60 sec

Q.

coole Dinge tun

24

60 sec

Q.

similar problem

25

60 sec

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Examine the sentence function used in this persuasive text statement, question, command or express emotion. Today, many young people face serious issues such as bullying, peer pressure, and the harmful effects of social media. We see these problems every day, yet sometimes we choose to stay silent. But how can we ignore the pain of a classmate who suffers alone? If we stand together, we can create a safer and kinder school environment. We need respect, we need compassion, we need unity. No matter how small our actions are, they can make a big difference. Choose kindness, not cruelty; choose support, not judgment. Act now—be a friend, not a bully! Who wouldn’t want a school where everyone feels safe and accepted? We will fight for respect. We will fight for friendship. We will fight for our future!
Reasons why do teenagers are beginning to smoke a. Teenagers do it, due to peer pressure. b. They follow the example of adults who smoke. c. They are responsive to attractive cigarette advertisements. d. They are tempted to satisfy their curiosity. e. To look like their adult counterpart. Smoking is said to be the leading cause of lung cancer and chronic lung diseases. There are many different chemicals and substances in tobacco smoke that injure the cardiovascular system, hence the development of heart attacks. There are no perfect plans or technique for quitting smoking. However you can follow the succeeding approaches. a. commit yourself to quit smoking b. set a date to put a stop to smoking c. list the reasons why you want to stop smoking. d. review periodically all the harmful effects that smoking does to your body. e. involve other people, like your families, friends why you would want to stop smoking and ask for their support. f. change your routine, before the urge to smoke strikes, start activities that make smoking physically difficult to perform. Now, let’s compare the smokers for non-smokers: Home Economics and Livelihood Education 7 Seibo College 59 Body of smokers Vs. Body of non-smokers Smokers Non-Smokers Restless Wiser and positive thinker Have more facial wrinkles Smoother complexion Prone to absenteeism and tardiness More active and energetic Money is wasted due to costly cigarettes Money is spent wisely Lack of self-confidence, insecure Confident of himself Prone to cardiovascular diseases Healthier and feel better Dull sense of taste Sharper sense of taste Now, you can focus on the many benefits of putting a stop to smoking.  Your senses of smell and taste can improve.  You can breath easier.  Your smoker’s cough will become to disappear.  You will notice an improvement in your stamina.  Your risk of heart attack will begin to decrease and other related diseases. Home Economics and Livelihood Education 7 Seibo College 60 If you have any questions,