Will You Be Brave Enough?
Daniel and his friends had to make up their minds on whether they would do something or stay silent. It was a difficult decision. If they said something, it could have been fatal for them. You too could find yourself in a similar situation. Read the list of situations below and write into the fields what you would do and why.
Be careful!
During a break a group of kids are teasing a boy who is a little bit strange. They are throwing his stuff into a trash bin. If you say something, they may do the same thing to you.
The boys in your class say that whoever is friends with Paul is a nitwit and no-one will play with him.
Daddy tells you to tell the person on the phone that he is not at home even though he is standing next to you. Also, if you do not say that, he will slap you in the face.
When playing truth or dare, your task is to throw a ball at a strange kid. The others say that you must, otherwise it would not count and you would spoil the game. You want to be friends with them.
When writing a test, your classmate is showing you a correct answer so that you could copy it. If you don’t, you’ll get a worse grade.
On a school excursion kids start playing a strip game and they make fun of everybody who doesn’t want to play. They say he/she is a coward.
You have found a toy that belongs to kids from another neighbourhood who have destroyed a lot your things. Your friend says that you must take revenge, otherwise you’ll be taken for fools.
Your older brother says to your parents that he has been with you all afternoon. But it isn’t true. If you do not nod in agreement he will not talk to you and he will call you names.