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IPD Summative

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 36mins

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1.

When we feel a certain way, we choose to act in a certain way. Then something happens because of our action - that's the consequence. We think about what happened and it makes us feel another way. This is called the Feeling-Action-Consequence-Thought cycle, or the F.A.C.T cycle.

According to the text, what is the F.A.C.T cycle?

a)

A series of events that happen in the same order over and over again.

b)

A way to control our thoughts and feelings.

c)

A method for breaking negative cycles.

d)

A process of thinking, feeling, acting, and experiencing consequences.

2.


Sometimes we might feel happy, so we do something nice for someone. The consequence is that person feels happy too. Then we think about how good it made us feel to make someone else happy. Other times, we might feel angry, so we yell at someone.

What is the consequence of doing something nice for someone when we feel happy?

a)

The other person feels angry.

b)

The other person feels sad.

c)

The other person feels happy too.

d)

The other person feels guilty.

3.

t's important to remember that our actions have consequences. If we choose to be kind and helpful, good things will happen. But if we choose to be mean and hurtful, bad things will happen. We can break the cycle by thinking before we act. If we think about how our actions will make others feel, we can make better choices.

What can help us break the F.A.C.T cycle?

a)

Thinking before we act.

b)

Ignoring our thoughts and feelings.

c)

Acting without considering consequences.

d)

Choosing to be mean and hurtful.

4.


There are many things we can do to practice good personal hygiene. One important thing is to wash our hands often. We should use soap and water and wash our hands for at least 20 seconds, which is about as long as it takes to sing the alphabet song. Washing our hands helps get rid of germs and keeps us from getting sick.

According to the text, what should we do to practice good personal hygiene multiple times a day?

a)

Eat healthy food and exercise regularly.

b)

Wash our hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds.

c)

Wear clean clothes and keep our nails clean.

d)

Take baths or showers twice a week.

5.


Brushing our teeth is an essential part of personal hygiene. It's recommended to brush at least twice a day to prevent tooth decay and gum disease. What is the minimum amount of time we should spend brushing our teeth each session?

a)

1 minute

b)

2 minutes

c)

30 seconds

d)

5 minutes

6.

Why is it important to wash your hands before meals?

a)

Most food has germs in it

b)

You may not have enough napkins

c)

To prevent the spread of germs

d)

So you can eat with your hands

7.

Why is it important to brush your teeth at least twice a day?

a)

To get rid of food particles that cause bacteria in your mouth.

b)

To make your mouth smell fresh

c)

To make your teeth whiter

8.

John realizes he has a bad odor. He should

a)

Change his clothes daily

b)

Spray perfume under his arms

c)

Use deodorant/ antiperspirant

d)

Bathe only when leaving home

9.

When do we use coping strategies?

a)

When we are relaxed

b)

When we are sleeping

c)

Before an emotion becomes challenging

d)

Never use coping strategies

10.

What are coping strategies?

a)

Throwing things and shouting

b)

Being quiet and avoiding people

c)

what you do to help deal with challenging emotional situations

d)

Things you never use

11.

Embracing emotions means;

a)

Not accepting the emotions you are feeling

b)

Shouting at someone

c)

Accepting the emotions you are feeling

d)

No one has emotions

12.

Who can we go to for support?

a)

Friends

b)

Family

c)

Teacher

d)

All of the above

13.

What are coping strategies?

a)

Ways to make difficult situations worse

b)

Ways to get through difficult situations without running away or crying

c)

Ways to ignore difficult situations

d)

Ways to avoid difficult situations

14.

What is the recommended response when feeling angry?

a)

Yell and express anger

b)

Engage in a physical fight

c)

React immediately to the feeling

d)

Take a deep breath and walk away from the situation

15.

When you feel angry, it's important to think about how you want to act or respond. You can make choices that will help you handle your anger in a good way. Being angry all the time can harm your friendships, school, and even your health.

According to the text, why is it not good to be angry all the time?

a)

Being angry all the time can affect your friendships, school life, and even your health.

b)

Being angry all the time can make things worse in a situation.

c)

Being angry all the time can make others angrier with you.

d)

Being angry all the time can lead to negative consequences.

16.

One way to control your anger is by taking deep breaths. When you feel yourself getting angry, try taking slow, deep breaths in through your nose and out through your mouth. This can help calm you down and give you time to think before reacting.

What does the text suggest about expressing anger?

a)

Expressing anger through yelling and hitting is the best way.

b)

Talking about your feelings using 'I' statements can be helpful.

c)

Keeping your anger bottled up is the healthiest option.

d)

Physical activities like running should be avoided.

17.

It's also important to recognize when you need a break. If you're feeling overwhelmed or frustrated, it's okay to step away from the situation for a little while. Find a quiet place where you can relax and calm down. Take some deep breaths and give yourself time to think and cool off. Taking a break can help you avoid saying or doing something you might regret later.

What is the importance of taking a break when feeling angry?

a)

Taking a break can make the situation worse.

b)

Taking a break helps you forget about your anger.

c)

Taking a break allows you to relax and calm down.

d)

Taking a break leads to holding onto grudges.

18.

Holding onto anger and grudges can weigh you down and make you feel unhappy. Try to let go of past hurts and forgive others for their mistakes. Forgiveness doesn't mean forgetting what happened, but it means choosing to move on and not let anger consume you. By forgiving others, you can free yourself from negative emotions and focus on positive relationships and experiences.

What is the importance of practicing forgiveness?

a)

Holding onto anger and grudges can make you feel unhappy.

b)

Forgiveness means forgetting what happened.

c)

Practicing forgiveness leads to negative emotions.

d)

Forgiving others can make you feel angrier.

19.

Active listening is important in many parts of life, like school, work, and relationships. It helps us make better relationships with others and not get confused. It also helps us remember and understand what the other person is saying. Active listening can even help us control our feelings and fix problems. It's a skill that can help us do well in lots of different situations.

Why is active listening important in school and work?

a)

Active listening helps us make better relationships with others and not get confused.

b)

Active listening helps us control our feelings and fix problems.

c)

Active listening helps us remember and understand what the other person is saying.

d)

Active listening helps us talk to others better.

20.

To get better at active listening, we can start by looking at the person talking and making eye contact. We should also pay attention to how they look and sound. It's important not to interrupt and let them finish what they're saying. We can also ask questions that need more than just a yes or no answer to get them to say more. And instead of just listening to answer, we should listen to understand. These tips can help us become better at active listening and have better talks with others.

Why is it important to make eye contact when actively listening?

a)

To show that we are paying attention and understand the speaker.

b)

To interrupt the speaker and ask questions.

c)

To keep the conversation short by asking yes or no questions.

d)

To control our feelings and fix problems.

21.

When we're upset, our bodies go into "fight or flight" mode. This means our heart beats faster and our muscles get tense. It's like our body is getting ready for a fight. But we can make ourselves feel better by doing breathing exercises. Find a safe and quiet place, sit comfortably with your hands on your belly, and take deep breaths. This helps slow down our heart rate and makes us feel calmer.

What is the purpose of doing breathing exercises when we're upset?

a)

To make our heart beat faster and our muscles tense.

b)

To slow down our heart rate and make us feel calmer.

c)

To prepare our body for a fight or flight response.

d)

To help us accept our emotions and learn about them.

22.

If we're in a situation where we can't leave, like when we're taking a test, we can still do mindful breathing and count from 1 to 10. Each number can help us feel more calm. We can do this anywhere, like at home, on the bus, or in class.

What can we do if we're in a situation where we can't leave, like taking a test?

a)

Take a break and go for a walk to calm down.

b)

Do mindful breathing and count from 1 to 10.

c)

Talk to ourselves and accept our feelings.

d)

Think of a funny joke or watch a funny video.

23.

When we're upset, laughing can help us feel better. We can think of a funny joke or watch a video that always makes us laugh. Laughing clears our minds and helps us deal with stress in a better way. Just remember to use humor that isn't mean or sarcastic, because that can make us feel even more upset.

Why is it important to use humor that isn't mean or sarcastic when we're upset?

a)

Because mean and sarcastic humor helps us deal with stress better.

b)

Because mean and sarcastic humor makes us laugh harder.

c)

Because mean and sarcastic humor can make us feel even more upset.

24.

When we're upset, our bodies go into "fight or flight" mode. This means our heart beats faster and our muscles get tense. It's like our body is getting ready for a fight. But we can make ourselves feel better by doing breathing exercises. Find a safe and quiet place, sit comfortably with your hands on your belly, and take deep breaths. This helps slow down our heart rate and makes us feel calmer.

What happens to our bodies when we're upset?

a)

Our heart beats slower and our muscles relax.

b)

Our heart rate remains the same but our muscles get relaxed.

c)

Our heart rate slows down and our muscles become stronger.

d)

Our heart beats faster and our muscles get tense.