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Risk Taking

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Fill in the blank: ________ is defined as a situation involving exposure to danger. There is a chance of injury and/or death.

a)

Risk taking

b)

Safety

c)

Comfort

d)

Relaxation

2.

What is the definition of 'Low Risk'?

a)

Engaging in behaviour that exposes the individual/group to potential danger but is unlikely to occur. Danger is minimal.

b)

Engaging in behaviours that exposes the individual/group to potential danger which has a greater chance of occurring. Danger has dramatic consequences.

c)

No risk involved at all.

d)

Engaging in behaviour that guarantees danger.

3.

What is the definition of 'High Risk'?

a)

Engaging in behaviour that exposes the individual/group to potential danger but is unlikely to occur. Danger is minimal.

b)

Engaging in behaviours that exposes the individual/group to potential danger which has a greater chance of occurring. Danger has dramatic consequences.

c)

No risk involved at all.

d)

Engaging in behaviour that guarantees safety.

4.

Fill in the blank: In low risk situations, danger is _______.

a)

minimal

b)

imminent

c)

severe

d)

unavoidable

5.

Fill in the blank: In high risk situations, danger has _______ consequences.

a)

dramatic

b)

minor

c)

uncertain

d)

delayed

6.

Which of the following is an example of a high risk level?

a)

Crossing a busy street without looking

b)

Wearing a seatbelt while driving

c)

Walking in a park during the day

d)

Using sunscreen at the beach

7.

Which of the following is an example of harm minimising?

a)

Using seat belts in cars

b)

Skipping meals

c)

Ignoring safety instructions

d)

Driving without a license

8.

Binge drinking can lead to which of the following possible risks and consequences?

a)

Improved concentration

b)

Increased risk of accidents and injuries

c)

Better decision-making

d)

Enhanced physical health

9.

Which of the following is a possible risk or consequence of sexual activity?

a)

Improved memory

b)

Risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs)

c)

Guaranteed long-term relationship

d)

Increased height

10.

Extreme sports can involve which of the following possible risks and consequences?

a)

Increased risk of injury or death

b)

Improved academic performance

c)

Guaranteed financial success

d)

Reduced physical activity

11.

Passive smoking can lead to which of the following risks and consequences?

a)

Improved lung function

b)

Increased risk of respiratory diseases

c)

No effect on health

d)

Enhanced immune system

12.

Possible risks and consequences of marijuana use include:

a)

Improved memory and concentration

b)

Increased risk of impaired judgment and addiction

c)

Enhanced physical coordination

d)

No impact on mental health

13.

Which of the following is a possible risk or consequence of lying to your parents?

a)

Gaining their trust

b)

Improving communication

c)

Damaging the relationship

d)

Strengthening honesty

14.

Which of the following is a risk that should be listed on your group poster?

a)

Increased safety

b)

Improved teamwork

c)

Financial loss

d)

Guaranteed success

15.

Which of the following is NOT a way to reduce the risks?

a)

Wearing protective equipment

b)

Ignoring safety guidelines

c)

Following proper procedures

d)

Staying alert and aware

e)

Reporting hazards