WorksheetsA Survival Guide to Adults
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
When did the average 40-year-old get their first cell phone?
Right before high school.
When they turned 16.
After college or in their early twenties.
At some point during middle school.
According to the article, when you’re asking your parents for permission to attend an event, what is the most important information to them?
Why an event is important to you.
How it will influence your social standing.
What you might miss out on if you don’t go.
The details—where, when, and who else is going.
Which answer(s) are some useful adult hacks?
Ask questions
Say hello and goodbye using their name
Always put forth effort
all of the above
True or False; The brain develops from front to back.
True
False
Emotions are processed in the . . .
prefrontal cortex
amygdala
Teen behavior is based on the . . .
prefrontal cortex
amygdala
Decision making, planning, and risk assessment takes place in the . . .
prefrontal cortex
amygdala
Adult behavior is based on . . .
prefrontal cortex
amygdala
Strategies to deal with toxic friendships include
Use I Messages - speak assertively
Take some space
Forgive and forget
All of the above
This relationship unit PRIMARILY deals with . . .
physical health
mental health
social health
Parents want to know the details about an event because they operate from their . . .
prefrontal cortex (decision making)
amygdala (emotions)
When teens are asking for permission from their parents to attend an event, they often share how badly they want to go, what they will miss out on if they don't go. They do this because they operate from their . . .
prefrontal cortex (decision making)
amygdala (emotions)
The brain is fully developed by . . .
5th grade
age 16
mid 20s
early 40s
