Unit 2, lesson 5: In Relation to Somebody — Progressing Test

Which of the following best describes the core meaning of a "two-way street" in the context of human connections?

According to the text, which element is a fundamental warning sign of an unhealthy relationship?

Choose the correct modal verb to complete the advice: "You ___ respect your friend's personal boundaries if you want a healthy connection."

What does the expression "to take someone for granted" mean?

Select the correct grammatical form to express criticism or regret about a past action: "You ___ her private secret; now she doesn't trust you".

Which situation illustrates "overly dependent" behaviour in a friendship?

Choose the grammatically correct sentence:

Imagine your friend is constantly checking your phone messages and getting angry when you talk to others. Identify two warning signs present in this situation.

Write a short paragraph giving advice to a classmate who feels completely exhausted because they are the only one trying to keep their friendship group together. Use at least one advice structure (should, ought to, or had better) and two lesson vocabulary terms (e.g., effort, mutual responsibility, fall apart).

Based on the themes of the lesson, explain in your own words what the difference is between a "true-self feeling" in a healthy relationship and the feeling of being "anxious or unconfident" in an unhealthy one.