17 Questions
Anna and I met at school when we were ______
ten
Anna is a nice person. She is kind and always ______ me
helps
Anna is smart and good at ______
learning
We like to walk, watch movies, and listen to ______ together
music
Our friendship is special because we can be ourselves around each ______
other
What is the analogy used to describe the impact of big changes at work?
Changing your favorite game rules
Why is it important to have friends outside of work?
To explore the world beyond work like at a playground
What is one of the suggested actions to take regarding friendships at work?
Always be nice to your colleagues
How does the text view the friendship dynamics at work compared to friendships outside of work?
Work friendships are less valuable than friendships outside of work
What does the text suggest about sharing personal information at work?
Share personal information selectively
How is work compared to a game in the text?
Work is like a game in that not everyone there is your real friend
Why might your co-worker want to be ahead of you in the 'game' at work?
To do a good job and get a better position
What analogy is used to explain why you and your co-worker might not always be going in the same direction at work?
A boat ride
Why is it important to remember that the people you work with are not always your real friends?
They might use what they know about you to win in the game
What comparison is made between work and playing a game?
Both involve winning and competition
What does the analogy of 'giving your co-workers pieces of a puzzle' imply?
Your co-workers may use the information against you
Why is it okay to have different goals or dreams than your co-workers?
Because it promotes diversity and different perspectives
A heartwarming story about a friendship between two girls who met at school and share common interests. They study together, enjoy free time activities, and confide in each other. Learn about the special bond between the narrator and her best friend Anna.
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