Question

1 How would you react if a friend broke a promise you'd asked them to keep? 2 What would you do if they threatened to tell a secret you'd told them? 3 Have you ever accepted the blame for something you didn't do? If yes, why? 4 In what type of situations, if any, do you like people to leave you alone? 5 How much does it bother you if someone makes fun of you? 6 How important do you think it is to obey rules at home? 7 How would you react if a friend wanted to punish you by not talking to you? a laugh at somebody or make other people laugh at them, usually in an unkind way b stop annoying or talking to somebody c make somebody suffer because they have done something wrong d say that something is your fault e not do what you said you would definitely do f do what you are told to do g tell someone you will cause trouble if they don't do what you want​

Answer 1

1. I would be very upset. after all, I trusted a friend and trusted him with my secret.

2. I would also threaten them with something very important to them. Surely these are just empty threats to scare me.

3. I have never taken the blame on myself, because the act, good or bad, was not committed by me.

4. I prefer to stay alone in those situations when I am busy or annoyed.

5. It doesn't bother me at all.

6. It is very important, because if you violate it, you will be punished.

7. I would stop being friends with him, because he is not a friend, but a traitor.

Answer 2

Sure, I can help with that! It seems you have a series of scenarios and questions. I'll address each of them for you:

1. If a friend broke a promise I'd asked them to keep, I'd feel disappointed and probably have a conversation with them to understand why they couldn't keep the promise. It's important to communicate and figure out what happened.

2. If they threatened to reveal a secret I'd shared with them, that would be concerning and might affect the level of trust between us. I might need to assess the situation and determine whether it's necessary to explain why that secret was shared and why it should remain confidential.

3. Yes, there have been times when I've accepted blame for something I didn't do. Sometimes it's been to protect someone else or to diffuse a situation. It's not ideal, but in certain circumstances, it might seem like the best option at the time.

4. Everyone needs their space sometimes. I appreciate being left alone when I'm trying to concentrate on something important or when I simply need time to recharge and be by myself.

5. Being made fun of can bother anyone, but the degree to which it affects me depends on the context and the intention behind it. Light-hearted teasing among friends might not bother me as much as mean-spirited ridicule.

6. I think it's important to obey rules at home because they often exist for the well-being and harmony of everyone in the household. However, there might be instances where some rules can be open for discussion or negotiation.

7. If a friend wanted to punish me by not talking to me, it would be concerning. I'd try to understand the reason behind this desire and see if there's a way to resolve the issue or misunderstanding that led to this point.

As for the options at the end, it seems they might be related to multiple-choice questions. If you'd like me to match those options to specific scenarios, just let me know!