Read the following passage about peer pressure and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 4 to 6
Read the following passage about peer pressure and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 4 to 6.
Peer pressure is a powerful force that influences how people think and act, often without them realising it. Many individuals, especially teenagers, (4) ___________. While this can sometimes lead to positive changes, such as developing better study habits, it can also result in harmful behaviours that go against personal values.
A person’s confidence, shaped by years of external influence, plays a significant role in how they respond to peer pressure. Some struggle to say no, fearing rejection or judgement from their friends. Those (5) ___________ often find it even harder to resist, as disagreeing might mean being excluded. This constant pressure can make independent decision-making difficult.
Encouraged to follow the crowd, (6) __________. Learning to set boundaries and surround oneself with supportive people is essential for resisting negative peer influence and making responsible choices.
Question 4.
A. feeling the need to follow their peers to gain acceptance
B. feel compelled to conform to their peers in order to fit in
C. whose pressure to adapt to their friends’ behaviours to belong
D. that are obligated to match their peers' actions to avoid exclusion
Question 5.
A. of whom the pressure to conform completely from social groups
B. whose social groups expect complete conformity
C. faced pressure to conform completely from their peers
D. experienced strong influence from their peers to conform completely
Question 6.
A. there is a likelihood that teenagers make choices they may regret later
B. the decision to do reckless actions will lead to regret later
C. their peers force them to do things they may later regret
D. individuals may engage in actions they later regret