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Lifetime Health (Part 1)

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 6hrs 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Manuel is a well-adjusted person. He maintains friendships, controls stress, deals with everyday problems, exercises, and eats a balanced diet. Manuel feels good about himself and is able to make decisions that maximize his health. Manuel has...

a)

environmental health

b)

average health

c)

public health

d)

optimal health

2.

Annette spends her Saturday morning collecting signatures on a petition to preserve a local park. Annette is a(n)...

a)

advocate

b)

protester

c)

policymaker

d)

researcher

3.

How can having good physical health affect a person's mental health?

a)

good physical health helps a person feel unity with other human beings

b)

good physical health encourages respect for others

c)

good physical health lowers controllable risk factors

d)

good physical health promotes high self-esteem

4.

Prior to the 20th century, most deaths were due to...

a)

homicide

b)

car accidents

c)

infectious diseases

d)

suicide

5.

The leading cause of death among children and infants today is...

a)

homicide

b)

car accidents

c)

diseases

d)

suicide

6.

controllable risk factors for heart disease include...

a)

physical activity

b)

smoking

c)

weight and diet

d)

all of the above

7.

The term WELLNESS describes...

a)

the achievement of a person's best in all six components of health

b)

maintaining a good relationship with others

c)

the absence of disease or injury

d)

an unrealistic goal to strive towards

8.

They ways in which health issues can be addressed include...

a)

medical advances and technology

b)

public policy

c)

education

d)

all of the above

9.

The life skill that helps you deal with troubles or problems is...

a)

communicating effectively

b)

coping

c)

practicing wellness

d)

setting goals

10.

Identify the life skill that teaches you to view TV commercials critically...

a)

making GREAT decisions

b)

Using refusal skills

c)

evaluating media messages

d)

communicating effectively

11.

Identify the step that is NOT part of the "making GREAT decisions' model...

a)

correct the situation

b)

give thought to the problem

c)

review your choices

d)

think it over afterwards

12.

Which step is NOT part of the process for CORRECTING a problem that resulted from a poor decision?

a)

stop and admit you've made a poor choice

b)

Think about who can discuss the situation with you

c)

Wait and don't do anything about it right now

d)

Go and correct the situation

13.

which is a type of direct pressure?

a)

role models

b)

popular people

c)

famous people

d)

threats

14.

Which is a type of indirect pressure?

a)

teasing

b)

radio

c)

put-downs

d)

persuasion

15.

which is NOT an example of a refusal skill?

a)

go along with the idea but don't participate

b)

Ignore the request for pressure

c)

make a joke out of it

d)

give a reason

16.

what should you do when practicing refusal skills

a)

Always respect others

b)

don't put anyone down

c)

Use a firm voice and appropriate body language

d)

all of the above

17.

Which is an example of a SHORT term goal?

a)

deciding whether to study that evening

b)

traveling to Australia next summer

c)

deciding which colleges to submit applications to

d)

planning a birthday party for your grandmother next year

18.

Which of these is an example of a LONG term goal?

a)

calling your friend this evening

b)

picking up a gallon of milk on the way home from school

c)

preparing for the cross country meet that takes place on Thursday

d)

visiting colleges next fall before submitting applications

19.

Which of these is NOT one of the six suggestions for setting goals?

a)

sensible

b)

serious

c)

safe

d)

specific

20.

When you make an action plan you should include...

a)

rewards

b)

a way to track your progress

c)

all of the above

d)

none of the above

21.

why is it important to be able to communicate effectively?

a)

to prevent misunderstandings

b)

to build healthy relationships

c)

to let others know what you need and want

d)

all of the above

22.

which of the following does NOT affect the development of self-esteem?

a)

self-concept

b)

shopping

c)

interpreting messages from strangers

d)

interpreting messages from friends and family

23.

Mary failed her history test. When her parents asked why, Mary told them the teacher asked too many questions on subjects that were not covered in class. what defense mechanism is Mary using to cope with her failing grade?

a)

rationalization

b)

displacement

c)

projection

d)

denial

24.

Symptoms of a mental disorder include all of the following EXCEPT...

a)

too much or too little sleep

b)

feeling very sad for 3 days after a pet dies

c)

extreme anxiety of irrational fear

d)

changes in personality

25.

A mental disorder can be caused by...

a)

inheriting the tendency to develop one

b)

a death, an accident, abuse, or other traumatic event

c)

alcoholism or an infection that affects the brain

d)

all of the above

26.

Characteristics of a mentally healthy person include all of the following EXCEPT...

a)

a tendency to see challenges of life as opportunities

b)

denying one's emotions

c)

taking responsibility for one's behavior

d)

persistence through setbacks and frustrations

27.

You can keep your anger under control by...

a)

recognizing you anger quickly

b)

counting and taking deep breaths

c)

using "I" messages

d)

all of the above

28.

Physical responses to stress can include...

a)

faster breathing

b)

tense muscles

c)

widening of the pupils

d)

all of the above

29.

In response to distress, you can ....

a)

feel frightened

b)

feel confident

c)

become focused

d)

all of the above

30.

Prolonged stress can...

a)

make a person more susceptible to colds and flu

b)

cause tension headaches

c)

contribute to heart disease

d)

all of the above

31.

Stressors can be....

a)

environmental

b)

biological

c)

mental challenges

d)

all of the above

32.

Long term stress can help you...

a)

increase self esteem

b)

reserve energy for fighting illness

c)

keep your brain focused

d)

none of the above

33.

relaxation techniques...

a)

relieve tension

b)

reserve energy for fighting illness

c)

help keep your brain focused

d)

all of the above

34.

All of the following are stages of grief except...

a)

coping

b)

bargaining

c)

acceptance

d)

anger

35.

Harriet was feeling overwhelmed by all she had to do at school. She sat down and prioritized the tasks and assignments that needed to get done. Harriet minimized the effects of stress by using a technique called...

a)

relaxation

b)

positive self-talk

c)

time management

d)

building resiliency

36.

Maggie has been living with terminal illness for almost a year now. Just recently, she has called her lawyer to make a will and has talked to her family about how she would like her funeral arranged. In facing her own death, Maggie is in the stage known as...

a)

acceptance

b)

denial

c)

bargaining

d)

depression

37.

Things you can do to help yourself cope with a loss does NOT include...

a)

getting plenty of rest

b)

blaming yourself

c)

crying to express your feelings

d)

sharing pleasant memories

38.

warning signs of suicide include...

a)

feeling hopeless

b)

withdrawing from family

c)

taking more risks

d)

all of the above

39.

You notice that your friend Robert has been feeling down lately and that his grades have been dropping. He has also joked with you a couple times about suicide. You should...

a)

tell a trusted adult, even if you think he is joking

b)

keep your thoughts to yourself

c)

avoid mentioning suicide

d)

tell him to "snap out of it"

40.

Which of the following is NOT true about TEEN suicide?

a)

Teens are especially susceptible to feeling emotion and impulsive because of the physical and emotional changes they are going through

b)

Suicide is the 3rd highest leading cause of death for people between the ages of 15-25

c)

Teens with serious thoughts about suicide can rarely be stopped from attempting to commit suicide

d)

Any talk or mention of suicide by a friend should be taken seriously

41.

Sexual Abuse is...

a)

sexual activity between family members

b)

any sexual activity in which force or the threat of force is used

c)

any sexual contact without consent

d)

any unwanted remark, behavior, or touch that has sexual content

42.

Ways to avoid dangerous situations include...

a)

recognizing the signs that a situations is getting out of control

b)

calming things down

c)

leaving the situations

d)

all of the above

43.

If threatened at school, you could prevent bullying by...

a)

avoiding bullies, standing up for yourself, and fighting back

b)

respecting yourself, being assertive, and avoiding bullies

c)

ignoring bullying, dealing with bullies yourself, not telling anyone about being bullied

d)

joining a gang, fighting back, and scaring bullies

44.

As your best friend changes for gym class, you notice bruises on her upper arms. You suspect that she has been abused. What can you do to help her stop the abuse?

a)

encourage her to tell someone, go somewhere safe, and consider counseling

b)

encourage her to confront her abuser, then leave the scene

c)

encourage her to behave better, so that she will not get hurt

d)

none of the above

45.

Ashley just got home from a date with a boy she has been seeing for three months. She calls you and is very upset. She tells you that her date forced her to have sexual intercourse with him after she repeatedly told him no. What would you tell Ashley?

a)

She asked for such behavior because she always flirts with him

b)

she should take a shower and get cleaned up before calling the police

c)

she should talk with her parents and inform the police and should NOT shower or change clothes

d)

she should give him another chance

46.

Sexual harassment is...

a)

any sexual act without consent

b)

sexual activity between family members

c)

any unwanted remark, behavior or touch that has sexual content

d)

any sexual activity in which force is used

47.

Exercise is important because exercise can help you...

a)

prevent the development of disease

b)

better cope with stress

c)

increase your energy level

d)

all of the above

48.

Exercise is beneficial to the heart because exercise...

a)

raises blood cholesterol

b)

increases heart strength

c)

raises blood pressure

d)

all of the above

49.

An example of aerobic exercise is...

a)

walking

b)

cycling

c)

swimming

d)

all of the above

50.

An example of anaerobic exercise is ...

a)

baseball

b)

bowling

c)

weight lifting

d)

all of the above

51.

A rule to follow when exercising is...

a)

always ignore pain

b)

always dress for the weather

c)

wear a rubberized suit when you exercise to lose weight

d)

plan to work out strenuously only one day per week

52.

Knowing your target heart rate zone can help you determine f you are exercising at the proper intensity. Your target heart rate zone should be between what percentages of your maximum heart rate?

a)

35-50

b)

25-80

c)

60-85

d)

93-110

53.

The classes of nutrients include...

a)

carbohydrates and fats

b)

proteins and water

c)

minerals and vitamins

d)

all of the above

54.

you can increase your calcium intake by...

a)

eating more dark green leafy vegetables and bony fish

b)

eating more peas and beans

c)

eating more red meat and nuts

d)

eating more seafood and iodized salt

55.

Athletes, infants, and people who are ill...

a)

have different energy, nutrient, and fluid needs than most other people

b)

need much more protein than most other people

c)

need to restrict fluid intake

d)

should avoid sodium because it causes water retention

56.

What do carbohydrates and fats have in common?

a)

they are both good sources of energy

b)

they both are made of many sugar molecules

c)

they both cause heart disease

d)

all of the above

57.

Which statement BEST describes the relationship between diet and health?

a)

a healthy diet includes drinking water

b)

diet has little influence on health

c)

diet can affect the risk of developing heart disease and other ailments

d)

a healthy diet boosts metabolism

58.

Vitamins needed to produce energy from carbohydrates, fats, and/or proteins include...

a)

B1, B2, B3 and B5

b)

folate, biotin, Vitamin C

c)

vitamin A, C, D

d)

Vitamins A, C, E

59.

To choose a healthful diet, the food pyramid guide can be used to ...

a)

select the recommended number of servings from each of the six food groups

b)

obtain the recommended daily amount of a nutrient

c)

meet the needs of almost all healthy people

d)

combine four sets of reference values for nutrients

60.

Carla skipped breakfast, but had 2 cups of vegetable soup, a grilled-cheese sandwich, and a banana for lunch; and had a yogurt after school...

a)

she has plenty of calories left for a fast food dinner

b)

she still requires 4-9 grains, 1-3 servings of fruits and vegetables, and 2-3 servings of protein

c)

she has taken in far too much fat

d)

she needs to eat a balanced nutrient-dense foods with the junk food she has eaten

61.

Healthy snack choices include...

a)

chips and a candy bar

b)

low-nutrient density foods

c)

high-nutrient density foods

d)

none of the above, snacking is a bad habit

62.

Vegetarians must carefully plan their diets because...

a)

animal foods are the only source of dietary protein

b)

it can be complicated to get all the essential vitamins and minerals from plant sources alone

c)

vegetarian diets are not healthy

d)

a plant base diet provides little fiber

63.

Mike found out he did not make the basketball team. That evening, he was invited to have pizza with his friends. He chose not to eat an pizza. Mike's decision was influenced by...

a)

his friends

b)

the smell of pizza

c)

his mood

d)

the weather

64.

Elizabeth and Miriam are shopping at the mall. Miriam is hungry. Elizabeth isn't hungry but agrees to get some food. Miriam orders stir fried rice as does Elizabeth. Elizabeth's choice to order food is influenced by...

a)

the smell of the food

b)

health concerns

c)

her appetite

d)

her culture.

65.

According to the healthy BMI range for her age, Rosaline's body mass index should be between 17.3-25.2. Her calculations put her BMI at 23. According to this index, Rosaline is...

a)

at a healthy weight

b)

overweight

c)

obese

d)

underweight

66.

Digestive problems can be caused by..

a)

overeating

b)

a food intolerance

c)

a food allergy

d)

all of the above

67.

A healthful and efficient way to treat a case of constipation is to ...

a)

take a laxative

b)

drink more water

c)

add more high-fiber food to your diet

d)

all of the above

68.

James notices that when he drinks milk, he experiences gas, cramps, and diarrhea. James is experiencing...

a)

a food allergy

b)

symptoms of ulcers

c)

a food intolerance

d)

dehydration

69.

Our body has different ways of telling us when to eat. A clear message that our body is hungry would be...

a)

feeling bored

b)

excitement over being invited to a party

c)

wanting to be a part of a peer group

d)

your stomach growling and difficulty concentrating

70.

Susan is creating a healthy weight-loss plan for herself. Which of the following can Susan add to her plan to increase her activity level in a healthy way.

a)

stay up later at night

b)

eat meals on the way to school

c)

add a 15 minute walk to her routine each morning

d)

eat 6 instead of 3 meals per day