Pretending to be someone else online to deceive, manipulate, or exploit others is known as ________.

Pressuring or threatening someone to do something against their will is called ________.

Clear, voluntary agreement; can be manipulated or ignored in online abuse situations is called ________.

Threatening to share private images or information unless demands are met is known as ________.

Taking advantage of someone’s trust or vulnerability for personal gain is called ________.

Building trust with someone, often a minor, for the purpose of future abuse is called ________.

Early warning signs like secrecy, flattery, or isolating someone—that something might be unsafe are called ________.

Picking someone based on their behavior or traits to manipulate, exploit, or harm is called ________.

Gaining someone’s confidence, often with hidden intentions to hurt them, is called ________.

The personal limits you set to feel safe, respected, and in control of interactions are called ________.

A safety practice where you stay with a trusted friend in public or unfamiliar spaces is called ________.

Speaking up, distracting, or getting help when someone is in danger is called ________.

Rules for how people should act in shared space so everyone feels safe and respected are called ________.

Clear, voluntary agreement; can be manipulated or ignored in online abuse situations is called ________.

Designated ways to leave a space quickly and safely during an emergency are called ________.

The area around your body that feels comfortable and safe; can vary by culture or context is called ________.

Identifying possible dangers ahead of time and making a plan to avoid them is called ________.

A pre-agreed word or signal used to pause or stop activity, often used in trust-based situations is called ________.

Staying alert to your surroundings and noting signs of potential trouble is called ________.

Sleep Health: Light from screens can make it harder to fall asleep. What is this effect called?

Sleep Health: Your body’s natural 24-hour clock that controls sleepiness and alertness throughout the day is called ________.

Sleep Health: A hormone your brain releases that helps you feel sleepy and prepares your body for rest is called ________.

Sleep Health: A short nap (10-20 minutes) that boosts energy and focus is called ________.

Sleep Health: A stage of deep sleep when most dreaming happens and your brain does important memory and emotional processing is called ________.

Sleep Health: The repeated pattern of sleep stages (light sleep, deep sleep, and REM) your body goes through during the night is called ________.

Sleep Health: Sleep you’ve missed compared to what your body needs is called ________.

Sleep Health: Getting too little sleep, which can hurt your focus, mood, physical health, and decision-making, is called ________.

Sleep Health: How much of your time in bed is actually spent sleeping is called ________.

Sleep Health: Healthy routines and behavior - like limiting caffeine and turning off screens - that support better sleep are called ________.

Prescription Medicine Safety: Taking your medicine exactly as your doctor or label instructs is called ________.

Prescription Medicine Safety: The FDA’s strongest warning label for drugs with serious or life-threatening risks is called ________.

Prescription Medicine Safety: A condition or situation where a medicine should not be used because it may be harmful is called ________.

Prescription Medicine Safety: The exact amount of medicine you’re supposed to take is called ________.

Prescription Medicine Safety: When medicines affect each other and can cause side effects or reduced effectiveness, this is called ________.

Prescription Medicine Safety: Using medicine incorrectly - such as taking the wrong dose, using someone else’s prescription, or for non-medical reasons - is called ________.

Prescription Medicine Safety: A healthcare professional who dispenses medications and helps you use them safely is called a ________.

Prescription Medicine Safety: Taking several medicines at the same time increases the risk of side effects and interactions. This is called ________.

An unwanted reaction or result from taking a medicine, even if it is working as intended. Fill in the blank: ________

When your body gets used to a medicine over time and it doesn’t work as well. Fill in the blank: ________

The gradual physical damage caused by ongoing or repeated stress. Fill in the blank: ________

Ongoing stress that can damage mental and physical health if not addressed. Fill in the blank: ________

A stress hormone that, in high levels over time, can harm your brain, immune system, or metabolism. Fill in the blank: ________

The brain’s growth and development, which can be disrupted by toxic stress. Fill in the blank: ________

Conditions or supports - like caring adults or safe environments - that reduce the effects of stress and help build resilience. Fill in the blank: ________

The ability to recover from stress or hardship and adapt in a healthy way. Fill in the blank: ________

The body’s automatic reaction to danger; staying activated too long can harm your health. Fill in the blank: ________

Serious but short-term stress that can be managed with strong support systems. Fill in the blank: ________

Severe, ongoing stress without support that can cause long-term physical and emotional harm. Fill in the blank: ________

A feature that keeps charging you for a service unless you cancel it. Fill in the blank: ________

A payment plan that lets you split a purchase into smaller payments, sometimes with added fees or interest. Fill in the blank: ________

An extra charge for using a more convenient payment option, like buying tickets online instead of in person. Fill in the blank: ________

The added costs of items ordered through apps like DoorDash or Instacart, which can include higher menu prices and service fees. Fill in the blank: ________

When the price starts low but climbs higher as fees are added during checkout. Fill in the blank: ________

A free trial that becomes a paid subscription if you forget to cancel it. Fill in the blank: ________

Buying extra content or features inside an app, often with just one tap. Fill in the blank: ________

Small payments for digital extras, like game skins or emoji packs. Fill in the blank: ________

When someone gains control of your existing account (like email or banking) to steal money or data. Fill in the blank: __________

Using stolen usernames and passwords from one site to try and access accounts on other sites. Fill in the blank: __________

A service that checks if your data is being misused or sold online. Fill in the blank: __________

When someone pretends to be a trusted person or company to trick you into sending money or info. Fill in the blank: __________

A modern login method that replaces passwords with encrypted credentials tied to your device or biometrics - safer and resistant to phishing. Fill in the blank: __________

A fake QR code placed in public to trick people into visiting malicious websites or giving up information. Fill in the blank: __________

When a scammer tricks your phone provider into switching your number into a new SIM card they control. Fill in the blank: __________

Using a mix of real and fake information to create a new, false identity for financial gain. Fill in the blank: __________

A security process that replaces sensitive info (like credit card numbers) with a useless placeholder. Fill in the blank: __________