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Health LEOCT Review # 3

Total questions: 34

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Traits passed down from biological parents to children are known as:

a)

Peer influence

b)

Heredity

c)

Environment

d)

Social behavior

2.

Among commonly misused substances in the U.S., which one is abused the most?

a)

Alcohol

b)

Heroin

c)

Amphetamines

d)

Marijuana

3.

Which of the following would be considered a long-term goal for a student?

a)

Studying for a test

b)

Completing today's homework

c)

Writing a journal entry

d)

Graduating college

4.

Which substance in cigarettes contains the majority of cancer-causing chemicals?

a)

Nicotine

b)

Carbon monoxide

c)

Tar

d)

None of these

5.

What term describes drinking alcohol specifically with the intention of getting drunk?

a)

Speed drinking

b)

Binge drinking

c)

Rush drinking

d)

Party drinking

6.

Fiber is included under which main nutrient category?

a)

Water

b)

Carbohydrates

c)

Fats

d)

Minerals

7.

Alcohol slows brain and body function. What classification does it fall under?

a)

Stimulant

b)

Narcotic

c)

Hallucinogen

d)

Depressant

8.

Bruises, sprains, and other bodily injuries affect which aspect of a person’s health?

a)

Social well-being

b)

Mental health

c)

Spiritual wellness

d)

Physical health

9.

In the state of Georgia, the acronym ADAP stands for:

a)

Anti-Drug and Alcohol Program

b)

Adolescent Drug Abuse Program

c)

Alcohol and Drug Awareness Program

d)

None of these

10.

Identifying emotions, staying positive, and handling stress fall under which area of health?

a)

Spiritual health

b)

Social health

c)

Mental/Emotional health

d)

Physical health

11.

Why is sidestream smoke considered more dangerous than mainstream smoke?

a)

Higher tar levels

b)

Higher nicotine levels

c)

More carcinogens

d)

All of the above

12.

When someone steps away from an argument to prevent it from escalating, they are using what health skill?

a)

Advocacy

b)

Ignoring the problem

c)

Accessing information

d)

Conflict resolution

13.

What is the only method that actually allows the body to fully process and eliminate alcohol?

a)

Drinking coffee

b)

Taking a cold shower

c)

Exercising

d)

Time

14.

Supporting a friend emotionally when they are having a difficult day is an example of:

a)

Integrity

b)

Competence

c)

Resilience

d)

Empathy

15.

A drug that reduces brain activity and can cause drowsiness belongs to what category?

a)

Hallucinogen

b)

Depressant

c)

Narcotic

d)

Stimulant

16.

Which benefit can come from choosing not to consume alcohol?

a)

Increased risk of injury

b)

Weaker decision-making skills

c)

Higher likelihood of violent crime

d)

Lower risk of STDs

17.

The body's first reaction when encountering a stressor happens during which stage?

a)

Adrenaline

b)

Fatigue

c)

Eustress

d)

Alarm

18.

Air in the environment that becomes polluted by tobacco smoke is called:

a)

Nicotine air

b)

Environmental tobacco smoke

c)

Carcinogenic vapor

d)

Carbon monoxide cloud

19.

Which combination of factors determines how strongly alcohol affects someone?

a)

Rate of consumption only

b)

Food only

c)

Body size only

d)

All of the listed factors

20.

If a stressor cannot be avoided, which strategy best helps reduce its emotional impact?

a)

Ignoring it completely

b)

Avoiding all conversation about it

c)

Using refusal skills

d)

Talking with someone you trust

21.

Physical symptoms such as headaches or stomachaches caused by stress most often appear in which stage?

a)

Resistance

b)

Alarm

c)

Exhaustion/Fatigue stage

d)

Eustress stage

22.

What do we call the psychological desire to eat even when the body does not require fuel?

a)

Emotional response

b)

Appetite

c)

Food group

d)

Medical condition

23.

Using drugs like alcohol or marijuana before progressing to stronger substances is known as:

a)

Lead-up drug

b)

Gateway drug

c)

Psychoactive drug

d)

Hallucinogen

24.

Smoke that rises directly from the burning end of a cigarette is known as:

a)

Mainstream smoke

b)

Clean smoke

c)

Secondhand smoke

d)

Sidestream smoke

25.

Which theorist is known for explaining human needs using a pyramid-style hierarchy?

a)

Erikson

b)

Pavlov

c)

Freud

d)

Maslow

26.

Returning a lost wallet with all the money inside demonstrates which character trait?

a)

Empathy

b)

Rationalization

c)

Resilience

d)

Integrity

27.

A coach offering helpful feedback to improve skills is demonstrating what type of communication?

a)

Constructive criticism

b)

Assertive criticism

c)

Aggressive criticism

d)

Direct criticism

28.

Which drug is most associated with the increased risk of HIV due to needle-sharing?

a)

Psilocybin

b)

LSD

c)

DXM

d)

Heroin

29.

Mixing alcohol with other substances can cause a dangerous reaction known as:

a)

Exercise interaction

b)

Food interaction

c)

Driving impairment

d)

Synergism

30.

Taking action to improve your health and the well-being of others is an example of which health skill?

a)

Conflict resolution

b)

Goal setting

c)

Decision-making

d)

Advocacy

31.

LSD, PCP, and psilocybin all fall under which drug category?

a)

Stimulants

b)

Narcotics

c)

Depressants

d)

Hallucinogens

32.

Hostile or aggressive actions often mask which deeper emotion?

a)

Anger

b)

Sadness

c)

Fear

d)

Happiness

33.

Which nutrient group includes starches and simple sugars that provide energy?

a)

Proteins

b)

Fats

c)

Vitamins

d)

Carbohydrates

34.

Which object is illegal to physically hold or support while driving?

a)

Makeup

b)

Fast food

c)

Cell phone

d)

All of these