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Worksheets1st TERM EXAM (Part 2)
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
The movie "BEN IS BACK" reinforced the idea that drug addiction is best described as:
A result of weak character and poor discipline
A medical condition that only affects the user
A complex condition influenced by biological, psychological, and social factors
A problem that can be solved through punishment alone
Which situation from the film best illustrates the cycle of relapse?
Ben refusing help from his family
Ben’s repeated attempts at sobriety followed by setbacks
Ben’s confrontation with drug dealers
Ben’s decision to return home for Christmas
Why is addiction considered a family disease based on the movie?
Families are legally responsible for the addict
Addiction only develops within families
Family members experience emotional, psychological, and safety consequences
Families are the main cause of addiction
Which physical symptom most clearly indicates Ben’s withdrawal experience?
Increased appetite and alertness
Sweating, anxiety, and intense cravings
Elevated mood and confidence
Improved physical endurance
Which physical symptom most clearly indicates Ben’s withdrawal experience?
Increased appetite and alertness
Sweating, anxiety, and intense cravings
Elevated mood and confidence
Improved physical endurance
Ben’s weight loss and fatigue primarily suggest:
Normal stress responses
Effective detoxification
Long-term physiological damage from substance abuse
Temporary emotional distress
Which mental health issue did Ben most consistently display throughout the movie?
Mania
Delusions of greatness
Guilt and feelings of unworthiness
Emotional numbness only
How did Ben’s addiction most affect his relationship with his stepfather and sister?
It strengthened family bonds
It created admiration and sympathy
It caused loss of trust and emotional distance
It had no noticeable impact
The danger posed to Ben’s family by former drug dealers shows that addiction:
Is a private issue
Ends once drug use stops
Can create long-term risks beyond the individual
Only affects mental health
Which lesson about drug experimentation is MOST emphasized in the film?
Experimentation is harmless if done once
Only illegal drugs are dangerous
Early drug use can escalate into chronic addiction
Peer pressure is the only cause of addiction
The film challenges the stereotype that addiction:
Only affects people in poverty
Happens only in urban areas
Can affect individuals from loving, supportive families
Is inherited genetically
Why is compassion critical during recovery, as shown in the movie?
It guarantees immediate sobriety
It eliminates the need for treatment
It supports individuals through relapse and ongoing struggle
It replaces professional intervention
Which prevention strategy is MOST effective according to the film’s message?
Strict punishment policies
Silence about drug use
Education, communication, and early intervention
Social isolation
From a health education perspective, why is early help-seeking important?
It avoids legal consequences
It prevents addiction from becoming severe and life-threatening
It ensures academic success
It removes family responsibility
Which factor BEST supports long-term recovery?
Willpower alone
Strong family and community support systems
Avoidance of emotions
Fear of punishment
Depressants primarily affect the body by:
Increasing sensory perception
Slowing down the central nervous system
Speeding up heart rate and breathing
Causing hallucinations
Which substance is classified as a depressant?
Caffeine
Nicotine
Alcohol
Shabu
Opioids are especially dangerous because they:
Increase energy levels
Improve physical performance
Suppress breathing and cause overdose
Enhance concentration
Which drug classification increases alertness and heart rate?
Depressants
Hallucinogens
Stimulants
Shabu (methamphetamine) is dangerous mainly because it:
Slows reaction time
Causes intense dependence and severe physical damage
Has no withdrawal symptoms
Is medically prescribed
Hallucinogens primarily affect:
Muscle strength
Perception and sensory experience
Lung capacity
Blood pressure only
The danger of hallucinogens lies mainly in their ability to:
Improve coordination
Alter reality and judgment
Reduce anxiety permanently
Increase academic focus
From a Physical Education and health perspective, why is understanding drug classifications important?
To identify athletes who break rules
To promote holistic health, safety, and informed decision-making
To replace medical professionals
To enforce punishment systems
As a future Physical Education teacher, how can you BEST apply the lessons from the movie in a school setting?
By enforcing strict discipline for students suspected of drug use
By ignoring personal issues and focusing only on performance
By promoting physical activity, mental health awareness, and supportive guidance
By referring all cases directly to law enforcement
Which statement BEST reflects the role of Physical Education in preventing drug addiction?
Physical Education focuses only on sports skills
Physical Education has little impact on students’ lifestyle choices
Physical Education can help develop self-discipline, healthy coping skills, and positive peer relationships
Physical Education should avoid discussing drug-related topics
