Match the pictures with the corresponding examples of peer pressure.

Peer pressure to be good at sports

Peer pressure to be fashionable

Peer pressure to get good grades at school

Read another student's experience with peer pressure. Complete the text with the phrases given.

Among these examples, D - looking slim and fit (1) . (2) This is because as a teenage girl, I often see models with perfect bodies on social media and sometimes feel insecure about my own weight.

On the other hand, E - owning the latest device (3) because I only need my phone for basic things like calling my family or studying. having a new iPhone to show off.

Finally, B - being good at sports is an example of (4) positive peer pressure because it (5) to stay healthy, active, and strong, rather than just trying to be skinny.

Read the sample response. Drag the correct labels to match each part of the response.

No way! I'm not lying.

You should try to revise and take the test.

Lies can have serious consequences and people will always find out the truth.

Put the following reactions into the correct columns.

Decide if the following situations are examples of positive or negative peer pressure.

2. Your friend has just got the latest smartphone. He/She makes fun of your old smartphone and says that you should buy a new one. PositiveNegative

3. Your friend is getting good grades in English. He/She wants you to join his/her study group so that you can also improve your English. NegativePositive

4. Your friend is skipping classes frequently. He/She says that every teen does it sometimes, and you should do it as well. PositiveNegative