Which character is described as someone who tends to go along with the group?

• A. Andy
• B. Gerald
• C. Rhonda
• D. BJ

Answer: (D)

Going along with the group is about yielding to peer pressure and not voicing one's own preference. BJ is shown as the member who tends to defer to others, not asserting what he personally thinks or wants and often going with whatever the group decides. This behavior highlights how easily someone can be pulled into the group’s plans or actions simply to fit in or avoid conflict.

Seeing BJ in that light helps you understand how group dynamics can steer decisions, sometimes toward risky or unintended outcomes, even when individuals have reservations. The point isn’t about any one dramatic moment, but about how a tendency to blend in with friends shapes choices and can mask personal doubts until consequences arise.