Actions Quiz

What are four things your actions can affect?

• Yourself, Friends, Children, Grandparents

• Yourself, Friends, Family, Loved ones

• Yourself, Friends, Family, Community

• Community, County, Friends, Yourself

Which is the BEST example of someone take a cumulative risk?

• Student takes pills that are prescribed to him and takes them with a Coca Cola

• A student is driving really fast down an unfamiliar country road, with no street lights, while it is raining

• A student tries an energy drink that has a warning label that it should be used if you are over the age of 18.

• A student continuously eats Chik-fil-A before school in the morning

A reason a teen might take a risk(s) because

• Teens don't think certain actions are risks

• Teens should take risks

• Teens feel invincible

• Parents are happily allowing them too

Cumulative Risks is best defined as

• with each additional risk added, the likelihood of something bad happening to you increases

• risks if you taken throughout your entire lifetime

• risks that only are taken on the weekends

• taking risks with your friends

Risk behavior is best described as

• a risk that ONLY harms you

• a risk that only involves your friends

• a risk that causes harm to you or others

• a risk only occurs once in awhile

One way to avoid risks is

• Avoid friends who are risk-takers

• find new friends all the time

• take careful well-thought out risks

• you can't