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Chapter 2

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the tools used to maintain all aspects of health?

a)

Advocacy

b)

Life skills

c)

Health skills

d)

Stress skills

2.

Influencing another person's healthy behaviors refers to:

a)

Health skills

b)

Advocacy

c)

Stress skills

d)

Life skills

3.

Taking a brisk walk when you are overwhelmed with a busy schedule is an example of practicing what health skill?

a)

Health Skills

b)

Advocacy Skills

c)

Decision Making Skills

d)

Stress Management

4.

When you are upset with someone and use a statement like, "I am upset because," you are...

a)

Using "I" statements to express feelings

b)

blaming the other person for your problem

c)

using poor communication skills

d)

all answers apply

5.

If you decide to cool down before continuing the discussion during a heated argument, you are practing what health skill?

a)

Advocacy

b)

Stress Management

c)

Conflict Resolution

d)

Accessing Information

6.

The decisions you make about your health should reflect your values.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

I don't know what values are.

7.

Decision-making is a random processed, based on our moods. There is no strategic process to decision-making.

a)

I agree.

b)

I disagree.

8.

Breaking long-term goals into several short-term goals helps you achieve the long-term goal quicker.

a)

I agree.

b)

I disagree.

9.

Why is it a good idea to discuss important life decisions with your parents/legal guardians/adults at home?

a)

They know what is best for you.

b)

They are entitled to know your every move.

c)

They share your values, the basis of decision-making

d)

They will tell you what you should do.

10.

Setting health-related goals...

a)

Ensures you will obtain them.

b)

Helps plan/safeguard your well-being

c)

takes time and adds stress to your life

d)

is a one-time thing

11.

An action plan should include:

a)

A. written statement of your goal

b)

B. steps you will take to accomplish it

c)

Neither A or B

d)

Both A and B

12.

Someone who buys health care products and services.

a)

Advertisement

b)

Marketer

c)

Health Consumer

d)

Buyer

13.

Evaluating features of 2 similar products before purchasing them is called...

a)

Smart Shopping

b)

Comparison Shopping

c)

Advertisement

d)

Health Consumer

14.

What kind of techniques are used to persuade a consumer to buy a product?

a)

Advertisment

b)

Consumer

c)

Comparison

d)

No answers apply

15.

To be a critical thinker about advertising, you should...

a)

Note how often you use the same product.

b)

Remember product names.

c)

Look for hidden messages in ads.

d)

Compare similar products.

16.

Smart health consumers...

a)

read product labels

b)

listen to commercials

c)

write manufactuers and tell them their thoughts

d)

try different products

17.

Selling a worthless weight loss product is an example of what?

a)

Trickery

b)

Marketing

c)

Health fraud

d)

Health consumer

18.

When a doctor fails to live up to professional standards in medicine, they may be accused of:

a)

Arrogance

b)

Integrity

c)

Malpractice

d)

I don't know

19.

What should you do if you buy a product and aren't satisfied?

a)

Read the warranty and find out what to do with it.

b)

Throw it away.

c)

Immediately buy a replacement.

d)

All answers apply.

20.

Which of the following is NOT a good way to protect yourself from health fraud?

a)

Checking out claims with a healthcare professional

b)

Trying the product or service for yourself

c)

Talking to others who have used the product or service

d)

Consulting with the Better Business Bureau