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WorksheetsAnxiety and Emotional Disorders Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What are anxiety and emotional disorders?
Illnesses that affect a person’s thoughts, feelings, and behavior
Physical illnesses that affect the body
Disorders that only affect children
Temporary feelings of sadness
What is an anxiety disorder?
A mild fear of heights
Extreme fears of real or imaginary situations that get in the way of normal activities
A temporary feeling of nervousness before a test
A disorder that only affects adults
What is a mood disorder?
A physical illness that affects the body
A mental and emotional problem with extreme mood swings
A type of learning disability
A temporary feeling of sadness
Which of the following is a physical cause of mental and emotional disorders?
Repeated emotional stressors such as abuse
Drug use
Lack of sleep
Poor diet
What is an example of a stressor that can lead to mental and emotional disorders?
Brain chemistry
Heredity
Repeated emotional stressors such as abuse
Accidental injury
Which of the following is NOT listed as a physical cause of mental and emotional disorders?
Brain chemistry
Heredity
Accidental injury
Repeated emotional stressors such as abuse
What are anxiety disorders characterized by?
Extreme fears of real or imaginary situations
Sudden loss of memory
Physical pain without a medical cause
Excessive happiness
What is a mood disorder?
A physical injury
A mental and emotional problem with extreme mood swings
A type of learning disability
A temporary feeling of sadness
Which disorder involves an exaggerated or inappropriate fear of something specific?
Panic disorder
Phobias
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
What is a common behavior in someone with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)?
Intense fear for a short time
Reaction to a traumatic event
Performing a certain activity repeatedly
Exaggerated fear of something specific
What is post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) often a reaction to?
An ordinary situation
A specific phobia
A very traumatic event
A repeated activity
What feelings are commonly associated with depression?
Happiness and excitement
Hopelessness and worthlessness
Calmness and relaxation
Confidence and joy
What are the alternating periods experienced by someone with bipolar disorder?
Anxiety and calmness
Mania and depression
Joy and sadness
Fear and courage
Which of the following is a sign of mental and emotional problems?
Increased appetite
Neglect of personal appearance
Excessive happiness
Improved sleep
What should teens do if they experience signs of mental and emotional problems?
Ignore the symptoms
Seek help from a trusted adult
Keep it to themselves
Wait for it to go away
Which of the following is NOT a sign of mental and emotional problems?
Nightmares
Hearing voices
Long-lasting feelings of sadness
Increased energy
What is a common symptom of mental and emotional problems related to sleep?
Difficulty sleeping
Sleeping too much
Feeling well-rested
No change in sleep patterns
What is the difference between a panic disorder and a phobia?
A panic disorder involves sudden, intense fear without a specific trigger, while a phobia is an irrational fear of a specific object or situation.
A panic disorder is a fear of heights, while a phobia is a fear of enclosed spaces.
A panic disorder is a fear of animals, while a phobia is a fear of water.
A panic disorder is a fear of flying, while a phobia is a fear of public speaking.
If you had a phobia about public places, how might this affect your social health?
It could improve your social interactions.
It might lead to increased social isolation.
It would have no effect on your social life.
It could make you more outgoing.
Why is getting treatment early for mental and emotional disorders so important?
It helps prevent the disorders from worsening.
It is not important at all.
It only benefits physical health.
It is only necessary for adults.
