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WorksheetsHabits, Mental Health, and Coping Quiz
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 16mins
Which habit encourages teens to take responsibility for their choices and actions?
Begin With the End in Mind
Be Proactive
Seek First to Understand
Sharpen the Saw
A student studies ahead of time instead of waiting until the night before a test. Which habit is this?
Put First Things First
Think Win-Win
Be Proactive
Synergize
“Begin With the End in Mind” means:
Finishing homework quickly
Thinking about long-term goals before acting
Competing with others
Doing what friends want
Which habit focuses on balancing schoolwork, health, and free time?
Synergize
Put First Things First
Sharpen the Saw
Be Proactive
A teen listens to a friend’s feelings before responding. This best represents:
Think Win-Win
Be Proactive
Seek First to Understand, Then to Be Understood
Sharpen the Saw
Working together in a group where everyone contributes their strengths is called:
Being proactive
Synergizing
Compromising
Competing
Which habit focuses on taking care of your body, mind, emotions, and relationships?
Sharpen the Saw
Begin With the End in Mind
Think Win-Win
Put First Things First
“Think Win-Win” means:
One person always wins
Avoiding conflict
Looking for solutions that help everyone
Doing whatever adults say
A student chooses to stay calm instead of yelling when upset. This is an example of:
Reacting emotionally
Being proactive
Synergizing
Avoiding the problem
Which habit best helps teens set goals for the future?
Be Proactive
Begin With the End in Mind
Sharpen the Saw
Seek First to Understand
Mental health is best described as:
Never feeling stressed
Only physical health
How we think, feel, and handle challenges
Being happy all the time
Mindfulness means:
Ignoring stress
Paying attention to the present moment
Thinking about the future only
Distracting yourself with technology
Which activity is an example of mindfulness?
Scrolling social media
Deep breathing
Watching TV while eating
Rushing through homework
Which habit helps teens pause and think before reacting?
Be Proactive
Synergize
Think Win-Win
Put First Things First
Practicing mindfulness can help teens:
Avoid responsibilities
Improve focus and emotional control
Sleep less
Eliminate all stress
Which feeling is considered a normal part of mental health?
Stress
Fear
Anger
All of the above
What is a healthy way to manage strong emotions?
Yelling
Ignoring feelings
Talking to a trusted adult
Taking anger out on others
Which habit encourages understanding others’ feelings and perspectives?
Think Win-Win
Seek First to Understand
Sharpen the Saw
Put First Things First
Which strategy best supports positive mental health?
Getting enough sleep
Skipping meals
Avoiding friends
Bottling emotions
Mindfulness is most helpful when practiced:
Only during stressful times
Once a year
Regularly
Only in school
A coping technique is:
A way to avoid problems
A strategy to handle stress
A punishment
A type of exercise only
Which is a healthy coping strategy?
Exercise
Isolation
Overeating junk food
Arguing
Which habit encourages making time for healthy coping skills?
Sharpen the Saw
Begin With the End in Mind
Think Win-Win
Synergize
Nutrition affects mental health by:
Having no effect
Influencing energy, mood, and focus
Only affecting weight
Making stress worse
Which food choice best supports brain health?
Fruits and vegetables
Sugary drinks
Candy
Fast food
Skipping meals can lead to:
Better focus
Low energy and irritability
Better mood
Less stress
Drinking enough water helps teens:
Stay hydrated and focused
Feel more tired
Avoid responsibility
Replace meals
Which habit encourages long-term healthy eating choices?
Put First Things First
Begin With the End in Mind
Think Win-Win
Synergize
A teen feels overwhelmed after school. Which is the BEST first step?
Ignore the feeling
Take slow breaths
Get angry
Stay up late
Which combination best supports overall wellness?
Sleep, balanced nutrition, coping skills
Junk food and screen time
Avoiding stress completely
Skipping meals and exercise
Why is it important to recognize your emotions?
So you can ignore them
To make others feel the same way
It helps you understand yourself better
Emotions are not important
The ability to calm yourself down when angry or upset is an example of:
Relationship skills
Emotional regulation
Social awareness
Self-awareness
