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Understanding Risk Behaviors and Related Concepts

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are risk behaviors?

a)

Actions or choices that may harm you or others

b)

Strategies that help you say no effectively

c)

The conscious, active choice not to participate in high-risk behaviors

d)

Activities that improve your health

2.

What is abstinence?

a)

Actions or choices that may harm you or others

b)

Strategies that help you say no effectively

c)

The conscious, active choice not to participate in high-risk behaviors

d)

A method to improve physical fitness

3.

What are refusal skills?

a)

Actions or choices that may harm you or others

b)

Strategies that help you say no effectively

c)

The conscious, active choice not to participate in high-risk behaviors

d)

Techniques to enhance learning

4.

What is one of the main goals of the lesson regarding risk behaviors?

a)

To encourage risk behaviors

b)

To identify risk behaviors

c)

To ignore risk behaviors

d)

To promote risk behaviors

5.

What formula is used to apply refusal skills in the lesson?

a)

STOP formula

b)

GO formula

c)

RUN formula

d)

JUMP formula

6.

What does growing up mean according to the learning material?

a)

Taking on more responsibility in all areas of your life.

b)

Having more free time.

c)

Avoiding responsibilities.

d)

Relying on others for everything.

7.

What are you responsible for according to the learning material?

a)

Caring for your body and mind.

b)

Caring for others' opinions.

c)

Avoiding responsibilities.

d)

Ignoring personal health.

8.

What are risk behaviors?

a)

Actions that are always beneficial

b)

Choices that are always safe

c)

Actions or choices that may harm you or others

d)

Decisions that guarantee success

9.

Which of the following is an example of a risk worth taking?

a)

Choosing a career

b)

Ignoring safety rules

c)

Engaging in dangerous activities

d)

Disregarding advice from experts

10.

What is the best response to risk behaviors for a teen?

a)

Participation

b)

Abstinence

c)

Ignorance

d)

Acceptance

11.

What does abstinence help you avoid?

a)

Positive outcomes

b)

Serious negative consequences

c)

More risk behaviors

d)

Increased participation

12.

What does the decision to become sexually active require?

a)

Maturity and responsibility

b)

Wealth and power

c)

Popularity and fame

d)

Intelligence and skill

13.

What is considered the only responsible choice for a teen regarding sexual activity?

a)

Experimentation

b)

Abstinence

c)

Peer pressure

d)

Ignorance

14.

What is one benefit of teens abstaining from sexual activity?

a)

They can avoid unplanned pregnancy.

b)

They can eat more junk food.

c)

They can skip school.

d)

They can travel more.

15.

What is another benefit of abstaining from sexual activity mentioned in the text?

a)

Avoiding sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).

b)

Getting more sleep.

c)

Making more friends.

d)

Earning more money.

16.

What are refusal skills?

a)

Strategies that help you say no effectively

b)

Techniques to improve your memory

c)

Methods to enhance physical strength

d)

Skills to increase your vocabulary

17.

Why is it important to practice refusal skills?

a)

To avoid engaging in risk behaviors

b)

To improve mathematical skills

c)

To enhance artistic abilities

d)

To increase physical endurance

18.

What does the "S" in the S.T.O.P. formula stand for?

a)

Suggest an alternative

b)

Say no in a firm voice

c)

Stay silent

d)

Start a conversation

19.

Which of the following is a part of the S.T.O.P. formula?

a)

Tell why not

b)

Take a break

c)

Talk loudly

d)

Turn away

20.

Why is it important to make sure your body language matches what you are saying?

a)

To confuse the other person

b)

To reinforce your message

c)

To distract the other person

d)

To make a joke

21.

What does the "P" in the S.T.O.P. formula stand for?

a)

Pause and think

b)

Promptly leave

c)

Play along

d)

Plan your response

22.

What are three benefits of not using alcohol?

a)

Improved health, better decision-making, and increased energy

b)

Decreased energy, poor decision-making, and health issues

c)

Improved health, increased stress, and better sleep

d)

Better decision-making, increased anxiety, and improved relationships

23.

Suppose one of your friends started smoking. What would you tell him in order to help him make a healthy choice?

a)

Encourage him to continue smoking.

b)

Tell him about the health risks of smoking.

c)

Suggest he smoke only occasionally.

d)

Ignore the situation.