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Strong Teens Mid-term

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 13mins

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Class
Date
1.

Telling yourself, "Oh, I'm feeling angry. Okay." is an example of what anger management strategy?

a)

Binocular vision

b)

Dark glasses

c)

Notice and acknowledge that you feel anger.

2.

What is the following anger management strategy an example of?

As you are deciding what to do, ask yourself, "If I do ________, what will happen?"

a)

Because counting uses a different part of the brain than where emotions come from, so when you begin to count it essentially refocuses your brain.

b)

Behaviors or actions

c)

Use if-then statements to consider the consequences.

3.

Giving yourself good advice such as, "Stop and breathe" or "Remember to use empathy" is an example of what anger management strategy?

a)

Positive self talk.

b)

Listening to another person OR empathy.

c)

Perseverance

4.

Using active listening skills to better understand where a person may be coming from is an example of what anger management skill?

a)

Take a walk/ step away/ take a break

b)

Listening to another person OR empathy.

c)

Emotional intensity

5.

How/why is counting a good strategy to help control anger?

a)

Blame game/ blaming others

Blaming others for things that are your responsibility.

b)

Resilience

c)

Because counting uses a different part of the brain than where emotions come from, so when you begin to count it essentially refocuses your brain.

6.

Looking at things in a way that makes them seem bigger or smaller that they really are is an example of what thinking trap?

a)

Binocular vision

b)

Dark glasses

c)

Fortune telling

7.

Blaming yourself for things that are not your fault or making things about you when they are not, is an example of what thinking trap?

a)

Blame game

b)

Broad brush

c)

Making it personal

8.

Thinking about only the negative parts of things, is an example of what thinking trap?

a)

Fortune telling

b)

Dark glasses

c)

All alone

9.

You waited until the night before a group project was due to work on the project. Your group members couldn't help you get the materials you needed, and you got a bad grade. You're angry with your group members.

This is an example of what thinking trap?

a)

Blame game/ blaming others

Blaming others for things that are your responsibility.

b)

All alone

c)

Broad brush

10.

You have difficulty making conversations at parties. You think you are the only one who has difficulty with this.

What thinking trap is this scenario an example of?

a)

Binocular vision

b)

Making things personal

c)

All alone-

Thinking you have problems that no one else understands.

11.

Match the definition to the correct word:


Bouncing back from difficulties in your life

a)

Resilience

b)

Reframing

c)

Emotion

12.

Definition:

A feeling that acts like a signal

a)

Physical feelings

b)

Comfortable

c)

Emotion

13.

Definition:

Our bodies experience feelings when we have an emotion.

a)

Physical feelings

b)

Resilience

c)

Uncomfortable

14.

Definition:

Things a person may do or say give us clues about what he or she may be feeling or thinking during an experience.

a)

Sympathy

b)

Thoughts

c)

Social cues

15.

Definition:

This is a type of thought aimed at oneself or the things that we say to ourselves.

a)

Respect

b)

Self-talk

c)

Disrespect

16.

Definition:

Looking at things differently or seeing things from another perspective.

a)

Reframing

b)

Sympathy

c)

Perspective

17.

Definition:

These are thoughts or patterns of thoughts that are inaccurate, unrealistic, or distorted interpretations of events.

a)

Evidence

b)

Thinking Traps

c)

Framing

18.

Definition:

What we do or say: We have lots of choices in what we do or say when we feel emotions.

a)

Thinking traps

b)

Social cues

c)

Behaviors or actions

19.

Definition:

What we do or say: We have lots of choices in what we do or say when we feel emotions.

a)

Behaviors or actions

b)

Social cues

c)

Emotion

20.

Definition:

Understanding another person's emotions enough to truly identify with or even feel how he or she might be feeling.

a)

Sympathy

b)

Empathy

c)

Perspective

21.

Definition:

This is when you work hard, keeping at it, to reach a goal.

a)

Perseverance

b)

Resilience

c)

Physical feelings

22.

Definition:

This is a situation or experience that is difficult for you in which you feel as if you have done poorly.

a)

Respect

b)

Uncomfortable

c)

Adversity, troubles, and failure

23.

How is deep breathing able to calm someone down?

a)

Emotional intensity

b)

It just does

c)

Deep breathing lowers the heart rate and blood pressure and can be used as a highly effective anger management strategy.

24.

Looking at things in only extreme or opposite ways, is an example of what thinking trap?

a)

Making predictions

b)

Binocular vision

c)

Black-and-white thinking

25.

Saying to yourself, "I won't respond to this text right now or I might say something I'll regret/ I'll come back to it later when I can think more clearly." is an example of what anger management strategy?

a)

Take a walk/ step away/ take a break

b)

Counting down

c)

Focus on breathing

26.

Definition:

This indicates how much or how little of an emotion we feel.

a)

Physical feelings

b)

Emotional intensity

c)

Respect