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Worksheets7th- Life Management Quiz
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 34mins
What are adolescents often tempted to do due to peer pressure?
Study harder
Take risks and engage in behaviors not in their best interest
Follow their parents' advice
Avoid social interactions
Why is the developing brain a challenge for adolescents in decision-making?
It makes them more intelligent
It makes them more susceptible to emotional decision making and impulsive behavior
It makes them more cautious
It makes them more independent
What should adolescents consider to follow the guidelines of decision making?
If it aligns with guidance from trusted adults
If it takes less time to complete
If it is popular choice with peers
If it is easy
What should adolescents assess to demonstrate good character?
If it is fun
If it reflects honesty, integrity, responsibility, respect, and empathy
If it is popular
If it is easy
What should you do after evaluating the disadvantages and advantages in the SODAS decision-making process?
Identify the decision you must make
Brainstorm and consider different options
Select the option that best aligns with the guidelines for responsible decision-making
Consider each option's potential advantages
What does the 'A' in SMART goals stand for?
Achievable
Actionable
Attainable
Accountable
What does the 'R' in SMART goals stand for?
Realistic
Relevant
Reliable
Responsible
What does the "M" in SMART goals stand for?
Manageable
Measurable
Motivational
Meaningful
How does a time-bound goal help you?
It makes the goal easier to forget.
It creates a sense of urgency and motivates you to take action.
It makes the goal less important.
It allows you to ignore deadlines.
Why is it important to set goals that you have the ability and resources to accomplish?
It makes the goals less challenging.
It ensures the goals are realistic and achievable.
It makes the goals less important.
It allows you to ignore the goals.
What is a key benefit of setting specific goals?
It makes the goals more vague.
It provides clear direction and focus.
It allows for more flexibility.
It makes the goals less important.
Your friend is spreading a rumor about another student. What should you do?
Help spread the rumor because it's about someone you don't like.
Tell your friend to stop and explain why spreading rumors is harmful.
Ignore it and hope it goes away.
Join in because you want to fit in.
The effect on your health related to taking risks
Protecting
Risks
Prevention
Consequences
Teens are at bigger risk for accidents and injury because...
They can't think because the wires are going to the wrong places
They are just dumb
Their upstairs brain is not yet matured.
The brain reaches maturity by age...
18
21
25
One of the main challenges that teens face is the brain is not fully mature so in difficult situations they might not be able to imagine the ___________________ of the actions and that might lead to problems,injury or worse.
difficulty
parental judgement
outcome or consequences
What does the first "S' in the Sodas Method stnad for?
What does the 'D' is the SODAS Method stand for?
Disadvantages
Which is NOT a guideline to decision making?
Is it healthy?
Is it legal?
Does it demonstrate good character?
Is it easy?
The upstairs brain controls...
Digestion
Thinking
Emotional
Breathing
Riding your bike in a thunderstorm without a helmet on is an example of a...
consequence
Risk behavior
Cumulative risk
Prevention
This is the conscious, active choice not to participate in high-risk behaviors.
prevention
Risk
Cumulative Risk
Abstinence
When one risk factor adds to another to increase danger
Risk
Risk behavior
Cumulative Risk
Consequence
Which is the best example of abstinence?
Wearing a bike helmet while riding a bike
Wearing shoes in PE class
Not using drugs or alcohol
Using the cross walk while crossing the street
Wearing pads and cleats while playing football
An example of abstinence
An example of Prevention
