1) Why did Thanh and Van feel pressure from their friends? a) Thanh and Van wanted to make their parents angry. b) Thanh and Van wanted to avoid going to school. c) Thanh and Van wanted to fit in with their friends and not be left out. d) Thanh and Van wanted to break school rules for fun. 2) According to the passage, what is the main effect of peer pressure on teenagers? a) It helps teenagers make independent decisions. b) It can make teenagers do things to be accepted by their friends. c) It encourages teenagers to focus more on schoolwork. d) It prevents teenagers from forming friendships. 3) What is the main idea of paragraph B? a) Peer pressure can cause serious personal and social problems for teenagers. b) Most teenage smokers in the US start smoking for health reasons. c) Teenagers should always follow their friends’ behavior to fit in. d) Family relationships are unaffected by peer pressure. 4) According to the passage, how can teenagers deal with peer pressure? a) Always follow what their friends do to avoid being left out. b) Pretend to agree with friends even if it feels wrong. c) Avoid all social interactions to prevent peer pressure. d) Choose the right friends, say no when uncomfortable, and talk to an adult if needed. 5) How is the passage about teenagers and peer pressure organized? a) It begins with advice, then examples, and finally a definition of peer pressure. b) It lists ways teenagers can ignore their parents and friends. c) It only gives statistical information about teenage behavior. d) It presents real-life examples from teenagers, explains the concept and effects of peer pressure, and ends with advice on handling it.

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