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WorksheetsLesson 29: Turning Off the Pressure
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Which skill helps you say NO clearly and firmly when someone offers tobacco or alcohol?
Peer resistance skills you practiced
Reading health rules silently
Smiling and staying very quiet
Ignoring the person and walking
What is one healthy reason to avoid using any form of tobacco?
It gives you more candy
It helps friends be popular
It makes you fit instantly
It keeps lungs healthier
During practice, students share reasons they choose to be drug free. Which reason shows planning for health?
I saw a friend try it once
I want strong lungs for sports
Everyone else is doing it
I like how ads look cool
Which step comes first when resisting peer pressure using refusal skills?
Cross your arms calmly
Use a firm voice
Walk away quickly
Believe in your choice
When you say NO, use a (a) tone of voice.
Match each NO message with the body language that best reinforces it.
“No, thank you.”
Shake your head no as you speak
“No. I don’t want to do that.”
Cross your arms over your chest
“I’m saying no, because I want to stay healthy.”
Hold up one hand in a stop gesture
Which sentence shows a strong, polite way to refuse tobacco or alcohol?
I can’t decide right now.
No, thank you, I’d rather not.
Maybe, I’ll think about it.
Only this one time, okay?
What is a good way to respond if a friend pressures you to try alcohol?
Say, 'No thanks, I want to stay healthy.'
Take a sip to fit in
Ignore your friend and leave
Laugh and say maybe later
Which action shows you are making a healthy choice about drugs?
Choosing to play sports instead
Trying drugs just once
Letting others decide for you
Not thinking about the risks
Why is it important to use refusal skills when offered tobacco?
To get more attention
To avoid being bored
To impress your friends
To protect your health
