Peer Pressure
Test Analysis
CEFR Level Card
- General Level: B1.7
- Vocabulary:B1.8
- Verb Form: A1.9
- Clause: B2.0
- Prosody: B1.4
Phrases and Idioms
| Lemma | Count | Sentences |
|---|---|---|
| age group | 1 | Teenagers usually feel peer pressure more strongly than other age groups do . |
| feel (some emotion) about (someone or something) | 1 | You should learn to say no when you feel uncomfortable about something . |
| fit in something | 1 | Sometimes , you might feel you must be like them to fit in . |
| in (someone's or something's) way | 1 | It is important to know how to handle peer pressure in healthy ways . |
| make good | 1 | They can give you advice about making good choices for yourself . |
| talk to (one) | 1 | Talking to parents or teachers can help when peer pressure becomes too much . |
| think of | 1 | Young people care a lot about what their friends think of them . |
| too much | 1 | Talking to parents or teachers can help when peer pressure becomes too much . |
| true to (someone or something) | 1 | You can stay true to yourself while still having friends and being social . |
Reading Comprehension Exercises
True / False
- Peer pressure occurs when individuals compel you to conform to their way of acting.
- Joining a sports team under someone's encouragement is an example of negative peer pressure.
- Teenagers experience peer pressure more intensely than other age groups.
- Sharing the same values is not important for maintaining true friendship.
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Short Answer Questions
- Why might classmates encourage someone to skip class or break school rules?
- How can peer pressure have a positive impact?
- Why do teenagers feel peer pressure more strongly than other age groups?
- What should you do if peer pressure becomes too overwhelming?
Answer
True / False Answers
- Answer: True
Answer location:Peer pressure happens when people around you try to make you act differently.
- Answer: False
Answer location:Peer pressure is not always negative, as it can also push you toward good things. They could encourage you to join sports teams or try new healthy activities.
- Answer: True
Answer location:Teenagers usually feel peer pressure more strongly than other age groups do.
- Answer: False
Answer location:Choose friends who share your values and respect your decisions. Real friendship means accepting each other without forcing changes.
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Short Answer Questions
- Answer: To fit in.
Answer location:Your classmates might encourage you to skip class or break some school rules.
- Answer: Inspire you to study harder.
Answer location:Peer pressure is not always negative, as it can also push you toward good things. Your friends might inspire you to study harder for better grades.
- Answer: They want to belong to groups.
Answer location:Teenagers usually feel peer pressure more strongly than other age groups do. Young people care a lot about what their friends think of them. They want to belong to groups and feel accepted by others.
- Answer: Talk to parents or teachers.
Answer location:Talking to parents or teachers can help when peer pressure becomes too much.
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