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WorksheetsHealth Term 2 Check-Up 1
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 19mins
What is a stereotype?
What is an example of a stereotype?
What are 3 ways stereotypes can be formed?
How can stereotypes be unfair or negative?
They help everybody feel included and respected
The make sure everyone is treated the same way
They can lead to people being judged unfairly without knowing them
They always tell the truth
Which of the following is a good way to challenge stereotypes?
Only make friends with people who are similar to you.
Believe everything you hear about a group of people.
Ask questions and learn more about people who are different from you.
Avoid talking to people who are different from you.
Which of these is a positive effect of challenging stereotypes?
Everyone feels included and respected
People are left out
Only some people get a chance
It makes people feel sad
Finish this sentence: A negative effect stereotyping could have is that children could grow up thinking that...
What is a good way to learn about someone’s abilities?
Ask them and get to know them
Guess based on their clothes
Listen to stereotypes
Only talk to people who look like you
Which of the following is an example of a gender stereotype?
Girls and boys can both play soccer
Only boys are good at maths
Everyone should try their best in school
People enjoy different hobbies
Write an example of a gender stereotype (hint: boys/girls should...)
Sophie wants to play soccer at lunchtime, but someone tells her, “Soccer is a boy’s sport”. What is the best way Sophie can challenge this stereotype?
Stop playing soccer
Ask “why can’t girls play soccer too?” and mention the women’s soccer team
Only play with other girls
Say nothing and walk away
A girl cuts her hair short and goes to school, and another student says “You look like a boy with that haircut!” What is the stereotype here?
Only boys can have short hair
Only girls can have short hair
Everyone should have long hair
Short hair is for everyone
