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WorksheetsLesson 5: Dealing with Adolescence
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which statement best describes concrete thinking for younger children?
Solving problems with real objects you can touch
Imagining many different solutions in your mind
Comparing several opinions before choosing
What is a key feature of abstract thinking that develops during puberty?
Using imagination to test solutions mentally
Only touching objects to solve problems
Copying steps without understanding
During puberty, a growth spurt in the brain mainly helps you do what?
Reason, solve problems, imagine, and invent
Run faster, jump higher, and lift weights
Memorize facts without understanding them
Which activity is an example of concrete thinking?
Sorting blocks by color and shape
Brainstorming many ways to help a friend
Planning a debate with evidence and claims
Which change in feelings is common during puberty?
Emotions disappear and stay steady
Moods change quickly and feel stronger
Only happy feelings last for weeks
Why might interests change often during early adolescence?
Teachers ban repeating any interests
Rules force everyone to switch hobbies
New ideas and abilities open new doors
Which step shows improved problem‑solving during adolescence?
Waiting for others to decide everything
Identifying a problem and testing options
Choosing the first idea without thinking
What is one reason personal problems may feel harder at this time?
You face new responsibilities and choices
You have fewer thoughts and opinions
Nothing changes in your daily routines
Which statement best shows a move from concrete to abstract thinking?
Following steps without knowing the reason
Needing to touch every object to understand
Seeing that problems can have many solutions
What is a healthy way to cope with strong emotions during puberty?
Talk with trusted adults and rest
Keep everything secret from everyone
Stay busy and avoid sleep entirely
When making a decision, what should you consider to use strategic thinking?
The last thing you heard on social media
Whichever choice feels easiest now
Options, responsibilities, and consequences
A classmate feels like an emotional roller coaster—happy, then suddenly sad. What plan could help most?
Take quiet time and discuss feelings
Hide emotions and avoid everyone
Copy others’ choices without thinking
What is a common transition that children experience during early childhood?
Starting secondary school
Moving from crawling to walking
Learning to drive
As you grow into a teenager, what changes besides your body?
Only your height
Your thinking and brain skills
Your memory stays the same
What does personal hygiene mean?
Eating healthy food
Exercising every day
Being clean and taking care of your body
