For the dare 'True friends always have your back!', which action is described?

• A. Ignore it.
• B. Spit on your finger and wipe off the substance on their face.
• C. Kiss their cheek.
• D. Share your snack with them.

Answer: (B)

Having someone’s back means actively supporting you in tough or embarrassing moments, not leaving you to handle it alone. In this dare, the action described shows a friend stepping in and taking concrete steps to help clean up the mess, which demonstrates loyalty and a readiness to participate so you’re not left to deal with the fallout by yourself. It’s about being there in the moment and making the situation easier, even if it feels awkward. The other options don’t address the moment in the same way: ignoring it misses the opportunity to help, while a kiss or sharing a snack is friendly but doesn’t directly show backing you up in handling the dare.