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Total questions: 54
Worksheet time: 27mins
Is the following statement a myth or a fact? 'You can’t have mental health problems if you’re young.'
Myth
Fact
Is the following statement a fact or not? 'Everyone has mental health, just like physical health.'
True
False
People with mental health challenges are dangerous. Is this statement a Myth or Fact?
Myth
Fact
Talking to someone can improve your mental health.
True
False
Only doctors can help with mental health. Is this statement a Myth or Fact?
Myth
Fact
Is the following statement a myth or a fact? 'Mental Health challenges are a sign of weakness.'
Myth
Fact
You can’t tell if someone has a mental health problem just by looking at them.
True
False
Is the following statement a fact or not a fact? Exercise and sleep can improve mental health.
Fact
Not a Fact
People with mental health conditions can’t do well in school or have successful careers. Is this statement a Myth or Fact?
Myth
Fact
Is the following statement a myth or a fact? Mental Health problems are rare.
Myth
Fact
Is the following statement a myth or a fact? 'You can't recover from a Mental Health issue.'
Myth
Fact
Is the following statement a fact or not? Getting help early can stop problems from getting worse.
True
False
According to the image, emotional health refers to a person’s ability to recognise, understand, express, and manage their feelings in constructive ways.
True
False
Which emotion is represented by a yellow smiling face in the image?
Joy
Sadness
Anger
Disgust
Which emotion is represented by a green smiling face in the image?
Trust
Fear
Surprise
Anger
Which emotion is represented by a blue sad face in the image?
Joy
Sadness
Disgust
Anticipation
Which emotion is represented by a purple angry face in the image?
Disgust
Anger
Surprise
Trust
Which emotion is represented by a red angry face in the image?
Joy
Anger
Fear
Anticipation
Which emotion is represented by a turquoise surprised face in the image?
Surprise
Trust
Sadness
Disgust
Which emotion is represented by a turquoise scared face in the image?
Fear
Joy
Anger
Anticipation
Which emotion is represented by an orange smiling face in the image?
Anticipation
Disgust
Sadness
Trust
Emotions are mental states that involve having a feeling in response to a situation.
True
False
What are emotional triggers? Fill in the blank: Emotional triggers are anything such as a word, person, event, or environment that causes an intense ________ reaction, especially feelings like anger, sadness, anxiety, or frustration.
emotional
physical
chemical
visual
Which of the following is NOT listed as a type of emotional trigger in the diagram?
People
Emotions
Animals
Places
According to the diagram, which of these can be an emotional trigger?
Situations
Food
Weather
None of the above
Fill in the blank: In the Emotional Triggers diagram, 'ME' is surrounded by ________, Emotions, Places, Things, and Situations.
People
Animals
Colors
Events
Fill in the blank: In the Emotional Triggers diagram, 'ME' is surrounded by People, ________, Places, Things, and Situations.
Emotions
Memories
Events
Actions
Fill in the blank: In the Emotional Triggers diagram, 'ME' is surrounded by People, Emotions, Places, Things, and ________.
Situations
Colors
Animals
Numbers
Feeling when you're stressed is usually:
Anxious
Excited
Bored
Relaxed
When you're stressed, what happens to your body?
Your heart rate increases and muscles tense up.
Your body temperature drops significantly.
You feel extremely sleepy immediately.
Your digestion speeds up dramatically.
Stress can sometimes help us by:
Motivating us to perform better in challenging situations
Making us feel tired all the time
Preventing us from learning new things
Causing us to avoid all responsibilities
What is the definition of stress? Stress is a _______ reaction that occurs when we feel under pressure or face challenges.
natural
artificial
temporary
imaginary
Which of the following is NOT a possible effect of too much stress?
Feeling anxious
Feeling upset
Improved sleep
Headaches
Stress can cause physical symptoms like headaches, muscle tension, or trouble sleeping.
True
False
What is one effect of stress on the body?
Headache
Improved vision
Increased height
Permanent immunity
What is one effect of stress on the body?
Muscle Tension
Improved Digestion
Decreased Heart Rate
Increased Relaxation
What is one effect of stress on the body?
Trouble Sleeping
Increased Appetite for Vegetables
Improved Memory Overnight
Sudden Hair Growth
What is one effect of stress on mental health?
Low self-esteem
Increased physical strength
Improved memory retention
Enhanced sense of humor
What is one effect of stress on mental health?
Isolating yourself
Eating more vegetables
Improved memory
Increased happiness
Name one way to manage or cope with your stress that involves controlled breathing.
Deep Breathing
Junk Food Eating
Procrastination
Staying Up Late
Name one way to manage or cope with your stress that involves physical activity.
Physical Exercise
Watching TV
Eating Junk Food
Sleeping All Day
Name one way to manage or cope with your stress that involves focusing on the present moment.
Mindfulness (focusing on the present moment)
Procrastination (delaying tasks)
Overeating (eating to cope)
Avoidance (ignoring problems)
Name one way to manage or cope with your stress that involves communicating with others.
Talking to someone
Ignoring your feelings
Bottling up emotions
Avoiding everyone
Keeping it to yourself
Name one way to manage or cope with your stress that involves encouraging yourself with positive thoughts.
Positive Self-Talk
Skipping Meals
Ignoring Your Feelings
Bottling Up Emotions
Self-esteem is:
A person's overall sense of self-worth or personal value.
A measure of physical strength.
A type of financial asset.
A form of external motivation.
Having a positive self-esteem is important because it:
helps you feel confident and capable
makes you better than others
ensures you never make mistakes
means you are always happy
Factors that could influence our self-esteem include:
Family and peer relationships
The color of our eyes
The weather on a given day
The type of shoes we wear
Things that might impact how we feel about ourselves include:
Our experiences and relationships
The weather only
The color of our clothes only
The type of car we drive only
Which of the following can impact a person's self-esteem?
Friends, families and peers
Celebrities
Advertisements
All of the above
Friends, families and peers can have a positive or negative impact on your self-esteem.
True
False
Celebrities can influence how people feel about themselves.
True
False
Advertisements can affect your self-esteem by setting unrealistic standards.
True
False
Fill in the blank: One value that can help improve self-esteem is _________.
Respect
Jealousy
Dishonesty
Laziness
Fill in the blank: Aspiration & Achievement and _________ are important for building self-esteem.
Acceptance
Competition
Wealth
Popularity
