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Health 9.3

Total questions: 47

Worksheet time: 4hrs 55mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Being healthy includes:

a)

having a body that feels good and works well

b)

having a healthy mind and body

c)

not being sick

d)

all of the above

2.

Mental illness can occur only after a person has reached adulthood.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

Having a mental illness can affect the way that a person

a)

behaves

b)

thinks

c)

feels

d)

all the above

4.

If a person who is physically sick goes to see a medical doctor, a person who has a mental health problem sees a ________________? 

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5.

What causes mental illness?

a)

diet

b)

catching it from someone else

c)

being violent

d)

no one knows

6.

Another way to talk about mental illness is to say

a)

mental health challenge

b)

mental wellness

c)

mental malfunction

d)

disordered mentality

7.

What does the term "diagnosis" mean?

a)

to have a feeling that you know what is wrong

b)

to meet with your medical doctor who gives you a prescription for medication

c)

to meet with a mental health professional and he or she gives what you are experiencing a name

d)

to be told you have a mental illness

e)

all of the above

8.

What is the least effective way of dealing with a mental health challenge or mental illness?

a)

keeping feelings bottled up inside

b)

telling a trusted adult how you feel

c)

staying at a hospital for a brief period of time

d)

meeting with a mental health professional

9.

If a person with a mental illness or mental health challenge experiences "stigma", what does that mean? 

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10.

People with a mental illness will always be ill.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

Being healthy includes

a)

having a body that feels good and works well.

b)

having a healthy mind and body.

c)

not being sick.

d)

all of the above.

12.

Mental illness can occur only after a person has reached adulthood.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

Having a mental illness can affect the way that a person

a)

behaves

b)

thinks

c)

feels

d)

all of the above.

14.

A person who has a mental health problem sees the following EXCEPT

a)

mental health professional

b)

psychiatrist

c)

physical therapist

d)

psychologist

15.

Another way to talk about mental illness is to say

a)

mental health challenge

b)

mental malfunction

c)

mental wellness

d)

disordered mentality

16.

What does the term "diagnosis" mean?

a)

to have a feeling that you know what is wrong

b)

meet with your medical doctor

c)

a name assigned to what you are feeling

d)

to be told you have a mental illness

17.

What is the least effective way of dealing with a mental health challenge or mental illness?

a)

keeping feelings bottled up inside

b)

telling a trusted adult how you feel

c)

staying at a hospital for a brief period of time

d)

meeting with a mental health professional

18.

What causes mental illness?

a)

Diet.

b)

No one knows.

c)

Violent behavior.

d)

Catching it from someone else.

19.

If a person with a mental health challenge experiences "stigma". What does "stigma" mean?

a)

falling asleep for no reason

b)

having a tingling feeling in your head

c)

eating way too much or too little

d)

when others have negative attitudes or discriminate against someone based on their mental illness

20.

Which of the following is NOT a mental illness?

a)

Anxiety Disorder

b)

Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

c)

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

d)

Mood Disorders

e)

Personal Disorder

21.

These internal dialogues can shape our beliefs and influence emotions and behavior.

a)

Self-confidence

b)

Self-talk

c)

Self-image

d)

Self-esteem

22.

Repeated self-talk can eventually become a fact.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

23.

Which of the following is an example of a POSITIVE self-talk?

a)

I quit.

b)

I can never do this.

c)

I am loved.

d)

I do not belong.

24.

You can use positive self-talk in making decisions and facing challenges.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

25.

The following are risks of negative self-talk EXCEPT:

a)

Distort your outlook in life

b)

Lead to stress

c)

Increase motivation

d)

Decrease self-confidence

26.

Which of the following are ways to promote positive self- talk? Check all that apply.

a)

Positive rewording

b)

Be with good influences

c)

Exercise and eat healthily

d)

Find humor

e)

Be aware of negative triggers

27.

The following are benefits of Positive Self-Talk EXCEPT:

a)

Manage stress

b)

Increase motivation

c)

Increase self confidence

d)

Gain more friends

28.

Self-esteem means having a good opinion of yourself and feeling good about yourself as a person.

a)

I agree.

b)

I disagree.

c)

I am not sure.

d)

Never seen this word before.

29.

People with self-esteem:

a)

don't feel valued and accepted by others

b)

don't feel worthy of being treated with fairness and respect

c)

think negatively about themselves

d)

believe in themselves, even when they don't succeed at first

30.

Low self-esteem means...

a)

having a higher opinion of yourself

b)

feeling the best out of everyone

c)

think of themselves as defective or not deserving of good things

d)

having a positive coach

31.

Having self-esteem matters because...

a)

it does not affect much of what we do.

b)

it does not imapct our relationships with others

c)

it gives us the confidence to try new things

d)

it does not helps us succeed

32.

Self-esteem is the sum of our own ideas, opinions, and feelings about ourselves.

a)

I don't think so.

b)

Maybe...but I think there is a better answer.

c)

Sum...this isn't a math problem.

d)

Yes! This is a true statement.

33.

Self-esteem comes from all of the following except...

a)

Parents, teachers, and others

b)

Our own "inner voice."

c)

Fruits and Vegetables

d)

Comparing ourselves with others.

34.

Which item listed does NOT improve my self-esteem?

a)

Aim for effort rather than perfection.

b)

Ignoring your inner coach.

c)

Focus on what goes well for you.

d)

Manage your inner critic.

35.

Which item listed does NOT improve my self-esteem?

a)

Remind yourself that everyone excels at different things.

b)

View mistakes as learning opportunities.

c)

Recognize what you can change and what you can't.

d)

Nevery try new things

36.

Which item listed does NOT improve my self-esteem?

a)

Ignore compliments.

b)

Exercise!

c)

Set goals.

d)

Relax and have fun.

37.

Self-esteem is fixed. It cannot change, no matter what we think.

a)

True, we cannot change it.

b)

I think this is right.

c)

False, we can change it.

d)

I don't know. So I pick this one.

38.
What is self-esteem?
a)
It is your general attitude about yourself.
b)
It is your overall sense of your competence and worth.
c)
Having self-respect.
d)
All of the above.
39.
Students with high self-esteem tend to be high achievers.
a)
False
b)
True
40.
To build your self-esteem, associate with friends who ____________.
a)
like you
b)
respect you
c)
support you
d)
All of the above.
41.
To build your self-esteem, avoid students who _______________.
a)
want to party
b)
get good grades
c)
are always looking to find fault with you
d)
are better looking than you
42.
There is an old saying that goes, "Reach for the moon.  Even if you miss, you'll land among stars." What does this mean?
a)
Keep looking for ways to improve yourself.
b)
The planets are out of your reach.
c)
Don't try.  You're going to miss any way.
d)
It's better to stay at home.
43.
What should you attack to prove to yourself that "you can do it?"
a)
Unsupportive friends.
b)
Unsupportive family.
c)
Your weaknesses.
d)
Someone who annoys you.
44.
Research shows that self-esteem and achievement are related.
a)
True
b)
False
45.
If you really want to feel good about yourself, you should ______________.
a)
help others
b)
get a good nights rest
c)
eat a balanced diet
d)
have a lot of friends
46.
To improve your self-esteem, you should make a list of all of the things that _______________.
a)
you are good at
b)
were successful
c)
were positive
d)
All of the above.
47.
To build your self-esteem, who should you be comparing yourself to?
a)
Other students.
b)
Sports figures.
c)
Yourself.
d)
Your siblings.