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Keys to Well-Being

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 7mins

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Class
Date
1.

Some one who is active daily, able to perform daily activities and has a healthy body size and weight is said to be ________ Healthy.

a)

Emotionally

b)

Actively

c)

Physically

d)

Mentally

2.

Some one who is socially healthy will have the ability to?

a)

Keep to themselves at a party or social event.

b)

Problem solve easily and spend a lot of time alone.

c)

Communicate well with peers and strangers

3.

To develop a more positive mindset

a)

Focus on the good things, however small

b)

Be true to yourself

c)

Turn failures into lessons

d)

Focus on the present

e)

Develop respect and empathy

4.

To help manage your stress

a)

Get enough rest & make sleep your priority

b)

Think positive and be hopeful. There is always a way out.

c)

Spend time with family and friends

d)

Seek help if unmanageable

e)

Set priorities & schedule

5.

To get better quality sleep

a)

Put away gadgets

b)

Leave all work for later

c)

Eat heavy

6.

Most happy people have a hobby, such as taking photographs, gardening, or collecting toy cars. The definition of hobby is:

a)

something you do as an assignment for school

b)

something that you do for money, such as a job

c)

an activity that you enjoy doing in your free time

7.

Some people volunteer to help others who are in need. Although you may get no money for volunteering, the work can make you feel good about yourself. The BEST definition for volunteer is:

a)

to help others without pay

b)

to do an assignment for a teacher

c)

to do work you are told you have to do

8.

A person's long-term goals can include going to college and then medical school. The antonym (or opposite) of long-term is:

a)

happening over a long time

b)

traveling for a long distance

c)

something that you do now or very soon

9.

Good health is one factor that can make you a happy person. Another factor is a close group of friends. The BEST definition of factor is:

a)

the whole

b)

something that is difficult or causes problems

c)

one part of the things that cause a whole situation

10.

Healthy food, exercise, and friends are important for a person's well-being. Well-being means:

a)

health and happiness

b)

the way you spend your time

11.

A person's mood can depend on many things. For example, if someone says something nice about you, it can make you feel good. Researchers find the passing on good feelings can affect the mood of many. The definition of mood is

a)

the place where you spend most of your time

b)

the way you look

c)

the way you feel at a particular time

12.

Having enough money to buy basic necessities is a key to happiness. But always wanting more money is not a way to be happy. Something that is NOT a basic necessity:

a)

eating at a restaurant

b)

sleeping in a bed

c)

feeling safe

d)

eating a good breakfast

13.

Knowing if you are an extrovert or in introvert is helpful. An extrovert is a person who gets energy from socializing, but an introvert gets recharged when alone. A person who wants to socialize would MOST enjoy:

a)

going to a party with lots of people

b)

reading a favorite book

c)

watching a movie with a friend

14.

Practicing gratitude is an important key to happiness. People feel happier when they are grateful for the things that they have. Which is NOT an example of being grateful?

a)

Saying "Thank you"

b)

Feeling good about someone's kindness

c)

Complaining about a bad job

d)

Complementing someone for something they did for you

15.

Which Key to Well-Being do you think is most important from the list?

a)

Mindfulness

b)

Purpose

c)

Social Connection

d)

Forgiveness

16.

Which Key to Well-Being do you think is most important from the list?

a)

Gratitude

b)

Happiness

c)

Empathy

d)

Diversity

17.

Which Key to Well-Being do you think is most important from the list?

a)

Compassion

b)

Awe

c)

Altruism

d)

Bridging Differences

18.

The feeling we get in the presence of something vast that challenges our understanding of the world, like looking up at millions of stars.

a)

Altruism

b)

Happiness

c)

Gratitude

d)

Awe

19.

A conscious, deliberate decision to release feelings of resentment or vengeance toward a person or persons.

a)

Mindfulness

b)

Purpose

c)

Social Connection

d)

Forgiveness

20.

When we act to promote someone else’s welfare, even at a risk or cost to ourselves.

a)

Social Connection

b)

Altruism

c)

Diversity

d)

Compassion