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Body image

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Establishing rules regarding group discussions and learning helps us to:

a)

Respect each other

b)

Ignore each other's opinions

c)

Dominate the conversation

d)

Disrupt the group

2.

The following will stop us getting the most out of group discussions:

a)

Lack of participation

b)

Active listening

c)

Respectful communication

d)

Clear objectives

3.

Let's establish rules regarding group discussions and learning. Are putdowns allowed?

a)

No, putdowns are not allowed.

b)

Yes, putdowns are encouraged.

c)

Putdowns are allowed sometimes.

d)

Putdowns are required.

4.

Establishing rules for group discussions and learning helps to protect privacy and value opinions by:

a)

Respecting confidentiality and encouraging open-mindedness.

b)

Sharing everyone's personal information freely.

c)

Ignoring differing viewpoints in discussions.

d)

Discouraging participation from quieter members.

5.

According to national surveys, what is consistently ranked as a top concern for young people under the age of 25?

a)

Body image

b)

Travel opportunities

c)

Political engagement

d)

Home ownership

6.

The issue of body image is relevant to which of the following groups?

a)

Only young women

b)

Only young men

c)

Both young women and young men

d)

Only adults

7.

A positive body image can help a young person develop a stronger sense of health and wellbeing.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Body image is:

a)

the perception and attitude one has about their own body

b)

the way others see your body

c)

a type of physical exercise

d)

a medical condition

9.

Positive body image is:

a)

Having a healthy and accepting attitude towards your own body

b)

Constantly comparing your body to others

c)

Feeling unhappy with your appearance

d)

Believing only thin bodies are beautiful

10.

Fill in the blank: A ________ is a true perception of body shape and appearance. A person with a positive body image is happy in their skin and accepting of their appearance. Their value and self-worth are not linked to their appearance.

a)

positive body image

b)

distorted body image

c)

negative self-esteem

d)

unrealistic self-image

11.

Fill in the blank: A person with ________ has unrealistic expectations of their body and of how they 'should' look. These people often compare themselves with others and feel inadequate as a result. They can feel embarrassed and ashamed of their appearance, and that they don't 'measure up' to the people.

a)

negative body image

b)

high self-esteem

c)

excellent physical health

d)

positive body image

12.

Negative body image is:

a)

a negative perception or dissatisfaction with one's own body

b)

a positive perception of one's own body

c)

complete indifference towards one's body

d)

an obsession with physical fitness

13.

The four things Taryn suggests will give young people a more positive relationship with their bodies are:

a)

Self-acceptance, media literacy, supportive relationships, and healthy habits.

b)

Strict dieting, social media following, fashion trends, and competition.

c)

Ignoring emotions, focusing on appearance, comparing to others, and perfectionism.

d)

Celebrity endorsements, cosmetic surgery, expensive clothing, and popularity.

14.

The policy that Taryn spoke about at the National Press Club could be beneficial in which way?

a)

It could provide significant benefits to the community.

b)

It could increase government spending unnecessarily.

c)

It could limit access to essential services.

d)

It could create confusion among policymakers.