WorksheetsUnit 1 Review
Total questions: 47
Worksheet time: 29mins
What are SMART goals?
SAME, MATTER, ACHIEVABLE, RELATABLE, TASKLY
SPECIFIC, MATTER, ACHIEVABLE, REAL, TERRIBLY
SAME, MEASURABLE, ACCIDENTAL, REALISTICALLY, TIMELY
SPECIFIC, MEASURABLE, ACHIEVABLE, RELATABLE, TIMELY
Using the ________________________ process can help you make good choices about health and wellness.
REFUSAL
TIMELY
DECISION MAKING
NONE ARE CORRECT
What is the term that means to support?
HEALTH
GOALS
ADVOCATE
ACTION PLAN
What is the purpose of setting goals?
To avoid any changes in life
To maintain the status quo
To challenge oneself and achieve desired results
To follow the crowd and conform
Step 1 of the DECIDE Process
Determine how you feel about yourself
Define the problem
Decide and Act
Defeat the Enemy
Making a list of possible alternatives for solving a problem
Define the problem
Explore the options
Consider the consequences
Evaluate your choice
What part of the DECIDE process asks you to reflect on your decision?
Define the problem
Explore your options
Evaluate the results
Decide and Act
When a person is thinking over an option, what factor is NOT important?
Is the choice popular with my friends?
Is the choice safe?
Is the choice legal?
Is the choice respectful of myself and others?
The first D in the DECIDE Process is:
Delve into
Define
Determine
Decode
What is the first E in the DECIDE Process?
Explore
Evolve
Encourage
Evaluate
What is the C in the DECIDE Process?
Consequences
Compute
Consider
Construct
What does the I stand for in DECIDE?
Indent
Identify
Investigate
Internalize
What does the second D stand for in DECIDE?
Decide
Develop
Decode
Determine
What does the second E stand for in the DECIDE Process?
Educate
Explore
Evaluate
Envision
In the decision making process, who is always impacted by the decision?
Parents
Friends
Person making decision
Everyone
Considering the consequences can also be called:
Pro and cons
Positives and negatives
Good and bad
All of the above
One should choose the _________ that best aligns with their beliefs.
Emotion
Educations
Values
Consequences
The DECIDE Process will help you to:
make perfect decisions
help you to make impulsive decisions
make more responsible decisions
avoid responsible decisions
Accepting that a decision you make will affect you and others
can be only positive.
is not particularly important in making a decision.
is taking personal responsibility.
is identifying a problem.
Define Health
Stuff that I hate to do
Is a combination of Mental, Physical, and Social to make you be healthy
Eating healthy foods to make you be skinnny.
Expressing your feelings in a healthy way is part of which dimension of health?
Mental/Emotional
Social
Physical
Wellness
Which statement best applies to social health?
How you express thoughts and feelings
How you treat your body
How you interact with others
Which word below fits best with mental/emotional health?
exercise
feelings
communication
Which is an example of a POSITIVE impact on your physical health?
staying up all night playing Fortnite
eating ice cream for breakfast
washing your hands frequently
binge watching your favorite show
The PACER, push-up test, sit-up test, and sit-and-reach test all impact which side of the health triangle the most?
Physical
Mental/Emotional
Social
Which of these is often compared to how you feel about a mental picture of yourself?
Self-Concept
Self-Esteem
Self-Discipline
Self-Control
Which is something a parent would feel at seeing this?
Egotistical
Meek
Pride
Narcissistic
Which of the following is respectful?
Refusing to listen to your parents
Doing chores for an elder
Texting during a movie in a theatre
Ignoring someone while they are speaking to you
What influences our self-esteem?
Family/friends
Self-talk
Comparing ourselves to others
Performance on a test or a game
All of the above
How can we help others self-esteem
Make fun of them
Encourage them
Give compliments
Tell them they aren't trying hard enough
Bobby does not feel confident to ask questions in class. Bobby has....
Low self-esteem
High self-esteem
Nicole has a concert tonight, and she is confident that she is going to sing well. Nicole has....
Low self-esteem
High self-esteem
Why is it important that a goal be time-bound?
It keeps you from procrastinating
It helps you skip mini-goal
It encourages you to take on more goals
Which goal is Specific?
I'm going to do better in school.
I'm going to be a better friend.
I'm going to be successful.
I am going to turn in all of my Math Homework
Why is it important that your goals have deadlines
You need details
So you know what you are trying to accomplish
So you can tell if you have accomplished it or not
So you will actually work towards achieving it in a timely manner
The goal: "I want to go shopping at my favorite stores to get a lot of clothes by June 1" is missing what?
Measurable
Attainable
Timely
Relevant
What is goal setting?
Picking up a coffee mug and setting it down on a table that says goal.
Finding something that you want to accomplish and setting goals/timeframes to complete it.
Figuring out a plan to not use any money for the rest of your life
Accomplishing all of your goals in two minutes
Choose the word that best completes the sentence below. A ____________ is something you want to complete in the near future. Today, this week, or month.
short-term goal
goal
long-term goal
mid-term goal
Goals should be specific.
True
False
An example of an academic goal is ____.
I want to score a goal in my soccer game this week.
I want to earn all A's and B's on my report card this quarter.
Why is a dream NOT the same as a goal?
goals have a specific timeline
goals have actions behind them
dreams have actions behind them
dreams have a timeline
all of the above
