Fears and Phobias Quiz

How does paragraph 10 contribute to the development of the author's ideas?

• It warns that a fear can turn into a phobia.

• It explains that fears are usually overreactions.

• It notes that people avoid danger only if they feel fear.

• It informs readers that fears can be both good and bad.

In paragraph 27, why does the author include information about dog phobias?

• to describe a physical reaction to fear

• to persuade readers to seek help for their fears

• to show that phobias are the result of a single event

• to give a specific example of how a fear could be overcome

Select TWO ideas that are supported by evidence in the selection.

• Fears can be overcome with help and support.

• Fear is natural and serves an important purpose.

• Adults suffer from the sensation of fear more than children.

• People stay in fight-or-flight mode because fear is activated instantly.

• People develop fears only about situations that are dangerous or unsafe.

Which of the following is an example of immaturity?

• explaining why you are upset

• crying when you get really hurt

• crying when you don't get your way

• being honest about something

Which of the following is an example of activate?

• unplugging a computer

• pressing the "on" button

• opening your laptop

• turning off your phone

Which canoe trip involves turbulence?

• canoeing on a rushing river

• canoeing on a calm lake

• canoeing in a pool

Which of these is more likely to trigger an allergy?

• smelling pepper

• reading about bees

• getting stung by a bee