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Unit 2: Mental and Emotional Health Exam

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Scenario: Mia feels balanced, enjoys time with friends, and finds purpose in volunteering. Which option best analyzes her mental and emotional health?

a)

She exhibits good mental and emotional health

b)

She has high self-esteem but may lack purpose

c)

She relies too much on external validation

d)

She is likely avoiding negative emotions

2.

Which option best evaluates the role of self-discovery in building a healthy identity?

a)

Comparing yourself to peers to find strengths

b)

Seeking constant approval from others

c)

Exploring new interests and reflecting on values

d)

Sticking to familiar activities to avoid risks

3.

Scenario: Jayden feels worthless unless he gets likes on social media. This suggests a need for:

a)

Setting higher academic goals

b)

Internal validation and self-acceptance

c)

More social media engagement to boost confidence

d)

Avoiding all online platforms

4.

Which option best analyzes how low self-esteem might affect behavior?

a)

Expressing needs confidently in groups

b)

Accepting feedback without self-doubt

c)

Taking risks to prove personal worth

d)

Setting realistic goals consistently

5.

Scenario: Alex hides his sadness after a breakup, pretending everything is fine. This is an example of:

a)

Effective conflict resolution

b)

Strong emotional intelligence

c)

Healthy emotional expression

d)

Unhealthy suppression of feelings

6.

Which option best evaluates a sign of difficulty with emotional regulation?

a)

Using art to express feelings

b)

Avoiding situations that trigger emotions

c)

Journaling to process anger

d)

Talking openly with a friend

7.

Scenario: When offered feedback, Sam snaps, “You’re just jealous!” What defense mechanism is Sam likely using?

a)

Denial: Ignoring the feedback’s truth

b)

Rationalization: Justifying the reaction

c)

Repression: Blocking emotions unconsciously

d)

Projection: Attributing flaws to others

8.

Scenario: During exam week, Taylor feels overwhelmed and can’t focus. Which mindfulness practice could help most?

a)

Focusing on breath to stay present

b)

Watching videos to distract from stress

c)

Criticizing their study habits

d)

Skipping sleep to study more

9.

Which option best applies to a healthy way to manage anger?

a)

Suppressing it to stay calm

b)

Arguing to release tension

c)

Engaging in physical exercise

d)

Ignoring it until it fades

10.

Scenario: Emma reads others’ moods well and supports friends during tough times. This shows:

a)

Constant optimism

b)

High emotional intelligence

c)

Avoidance of her own emotions

d)

Overcontrol of reactions

11.

Which option best evaluates how negative thinking impacts happiness?

a)

It improves focus on tasks

b)

It fosters stronger relationships

c)

It motivates goal-setting

d)

It reduces emotional resilience

12.

Scenario: Noah fears failing a project and wants to quit. Which response encourages optimism?

a)

Accept it’s too hard and move on.

b)

Think of others who succeeded despite challenges.

c)

Focus on how tough it’ll be.

d)

Avoid risks to stay safe.

13.

Which option best applies a strategy to counter social media’s negative mental health effects?

a)

Follow influencers for inspiration

b)

Post more to gain validation

c)

Practice gratitude for personal strengths

d)

Ignore feelings of inadequacy

14.

Scenario: Facing a tough exam, an optimist would likely:

a)

Focus only on potential mistakes

b)

See it as a chance to learn, despite difficulty

c)

Expect failure and give up

d)

Rush through without preparation

15.

Scenario: Riley juggles school, work, and family duties, feeling tense daily. Which factors might contribute to their chronic stress?

a)

Strong time management and support

b)

Regular exercise and relaxation

c)

Poor time management and social isolation

d)

Balanced workload and hobbies

16.

Which option best applies to a healthy stress management practice?

a)

Binge-watching shows

b)

Using mindfulness meditation

c)

Procrastinating to avoid tasks

d)

Blaming others for pressure

17.

Scenario: During a speech, Zoe’s hands shake, and she feels panicked. Which mindfulness skill helps her stay grounded?

a)

Rushing to finish quickly

b)

Negative self-talk about her performance

c)

Ignoring her physical reactions

d)

Focusing on her breath and senses

18.

Which option best analyzes the first step in managing stress after a breakup?

a)

Identifying specific stressors

b)

Avoiding all emotions

c)

Bottling up feelings

d)

Distracting with new activities

19.

Scenario: Liam eats junk food when stressed, worsening his mood. What’s a healthier coping alternative?

a)

Ignore his stress behaviors

b)

Criticize his habits to motivate change

c)

Suggest journaling or deep breathing

d)

Join him in eating to bond

20.

Scenario: Kai withdraws from friends and skips hobbies he loves. This could indicate:

a)

A choice to focus on school

b)

Increased confidence

c)

A potential mental health issue

d)

A temporary mood swing

21.

Which option best analyzes signs of generalized anxiety disorder (GAD)?

a)

Confidence in handling stress

b)

Occasional worry about tests

c)

Persistent, excessive worry about multiple issues

d)

Focus on positive outcomes

22.

Scenario: You notice Sam seems down and distant. What’s the most helpful way to respond?

a)

Offer support and encourage professional help if needed

b)

Give unsolicited advice immediately

c)

Compare it to your own struggles

d)

Ignore it and avoid the topic

23.

Which option best evaluates factors to consider when choosing a therapist?

a)

Qualifications, experience, and fit

b)

Only their office location

c)

Only their session cost

d)

Only online reviews

24.

Scenario: Taylor hesitates to try therapy due to stigma. What could you say to encourage her?

a)

You don’t need help; you’re fine.

b)

Therapy is for people who can’t cope.

c)

Therapy is a tool for growth and strength.

d)

Just go once, then quit if it’s weird.

25.

Which option best identifies warning signs of suicide risk?

a)

Setting new personal goals

b)

Expressing hopelessness and withdrawing

c)

Increased energy and socializing

d)

Focusing on daily routines

26.

Scenario: A friend says, “I don’t want to live anymore.” What’s the most urgent action?

a)

Tell them to snap out of it

b)

Listen and contact a crisis hotline

c)

Ignore it, hoping they’re joking

d)

Change the topic to cheer them up

27.

Which option best analyzes the link between substance use and mental health disorders?

a)

Addiction only affects physical health

b)

Mental disorders always cause addiction

c)

They can worsen each other’s symptoms

d)

They are unrelated conditions

28.

Which option best applies a step for someone with suicidal thoughts?

a)

Reach out to a trusted friend or hotline

b)

Avoid talking about feelings

c)

Distract with fun activities

d)

Keep thoughts private to avoid worry

29.

Scenario: After a friend’s loss to suicide, what’s the most supportive action?

a)

Push for immediate therapy

b)

Tell them how to grieve properly

c)

Avoid mentioning the loss

d)

Be present and listen without judgment

30.

Which option best evaluates ways to promote mental health conversations?

a)

Create safe spaces and reduce stigma

b)

Focus only on personal stories

c)

Judge others’ experiences to motivate change

d)

Avoid discussing mental health issues