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Intro, Communication, Refusal

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is a component of health and wellness?

a)

Nutrition

b)

Geography

c)

Algebra

d)

Painting

2.

What is the term for the ability to say "no" to unwanted peer pressure?

a)

Communication

b)

Refusal skill

c)

Active listening

d)

Empathy

3.

Which of the following is NOT a communication skill?

a)

Speaking clearly

b)

Ignoring others

c)

Making eye contact

d)

Listening attentively

4.

Active listening involves which of the following actions?

a)

Interrupting the speaker

b)

Nodding and making eye contact

c)

Looking away

d)

Talking over the speaker

5.

Which of the following is an example of a refusal technique?

a)

Saying "maybe"

b)

Giving a firm "no"

c)

Ignoring the request

d)

Accepting the offer

6.

Which component of health and wellness focuses on managing emotions and stress?

a)

Physical health

b)

Emotional health

c)

Social health

d)

Environmental health

7.

Which of the following best describes active listening?

a)

Hearing words without understanding

b)

Paying attention and responding appropriately

c)

Daydreaming during a conversation

d)

Speaking without listening

8.

Which is a benefit of using refusal skills?

a)

Increased peer pressure

b)

Improved self-confidence

c)

Reduced communication

d)

Poor decision-making

9.

Which of the following is a simple procedure for effective communication?

a)

Using slang

b)

Speaking clearly

c)

Whispering

d)

Avoiding eye contact

10.

Which of the following is a physical component of health and wellness?

a)

Regular exercise

b)

Positive thinking

c)

Good friendships

d)

Clean environment

11.

Which of the following is an example of verbal communication?

a)

Smiling at someone

b)

Saying "hello" to a friend

c)

Waving your hand

d)

Nodding your head

12.

Which of the following is an example of nonverbal communication?

a)

Writing a letter

b)

Speaking on the phone

c)

Making eye contact

d)

Sending a text message

13.

Which of the following is NOT one of the four main ways we communicate?

a)

Verbal

b)

Nonverbal

c)

Written

d)

Mathematical

14.

Which of the following is a written form of communication?

a)

Sending a text message

b)

Smiling at someone

c)

Speaking in person

d)

Nodding your head

15.

If a friend offers you a vape, which refusal technique could you use?

a)

Accept it to avoid conflict

b)

Say "No, I don't vape" and suggest another activity

c)

Ignore your friend

d)

Take it and throw it away

16.

How can you apply active listening in a group discussion?

a)

By waiting for your turn and summarizing what others said before responding

b)

By talking over others

c)

By ignoring the speaker

d)

By changing the topic

17.

Which of the following scenarios demonstrates effective communication?

a)

Two people talking at the same time

b)

One person listens, asks questions, and responds clearly

c)

Both people ignore each other

d)

One person walks away during the conversation

18.

You are at a party and someone offers you alcohol. What is an appropriate refusal skill to use?

a)

Accept the drink to fit in

b)

Firmly say "No, thank you" and walk away

c)

Take the drink and pour it out

d)

Ignore the person

19.

How can you apply the concept of health and wellness to improve your daily life?

a)

By focusing only on physical health

b)

By balancing physical, emotional, and social health

c)

By ignoring stress

d)

By avoiding communication

20.

Which of the following is an example of using nonverbal communication to show you are actively listening?

a)

Looking away from the speaker

b)

Checking your phone

c)

Nodding and maintaining eye contact

d)

Interrupting the speaker

21.

Which of the following is an example of using verbal communication to resolve a misunderstanding?

a)

Staying silent

b)

Clearly explaining your point of view and asking questions

c)

Walking away

d)

Using gestures only

22.

Which of the following best describes assertive communication?

a)

Expressing your thoughts and feelings honestly and respectfully

b)

Avoiding expressing your feelings

c)

Expressing your feelings in a hostile way

d)

Saying one thing but meaning another

23.

Which of the following is an example of passive communication?

a)

Standing up for yourself calmly

b)

Avoiding eye contact and not expressing your needs

c)

Yelling to get your way

d)

Making sarcastic comments

24.

Which of the following is an example of aggressive communication?

a)

Listening to others and sharing your opinion respectfully

b)

Ignoring your own needs

c)

Shouting and demanding your way

d)

Using open body language

25.

Which of the following is an example of passive-aggressive communication?

a)

Directly stating your needs

b)

Making sarcastic remarks instead of expressing your feelings openly

c)

Respectfully disagreeing

d)

Avoiding communication altogether

26.

In which situation would assertive communication be the most appropriate style to use?

a)

When you need to express your feelings and set boundaries respectfully

b)

When you want to avoid conflict at all costs

c)

When you want to force someone to agree with you

d)

When you want to hide your true feelings

27.

When might passive communication be appropriate?

a)

When you are in a dangerous situation and need to avoid drawing attention

b)

When you want to clearly express your needs

c)

When you want to resolve a conflict directly

d)

When you want to be honest and respectful

28.

A friend keeps pressuring you to skip class. Using strategic thinking, what steps could you take to refuse while maintaining the friendship?

a)

Firmly say "No," explain your reasons, and suggest an alternative activity you can do together

b)

Ignore your friend

c)

Agree to skip class

d)

Get angry and stop talking to your friend

29.

Imagine you are in a group project and one member is not participating. How can you use communication and active listening to address the issue?

a)

Confront the member aggressively

b)

Talk to the member privately, listen to their concerns, and work together to find a solution

c)

Ignore the problem

d)

Do all the work yourself

30.

You notice your friend is stressed and not taking care of their health. How can you use your knowledge of health and wellness to help them?

a)

Tell them to ignore their feelings

b)

Encourage them to talk about their stress, suggest healthy coping strategies, and offer support

c)

Avoid talking to them

d)

Tell them to just exercise more

31.

You are faced with peer pressure to try something unhealthy. How can you use refusal skills and communication to protect your health and explain your decision?

a)

Say "no" and walk away without explanation

b)

Clearly state your refusal, explain your reasons, and communicate your values respectfully

c)

Give in to the pressure

d)

Ignore the situation

32.

You are having a disagreement with a friend. How can you use both verbal and nonverbal communication to resolve the conflict?

a)

Speak calmly, use open body language, and listen to your friend's perspective

b)

Yell and cross your arms

c)

Stay silent and avoid eye contact

d)

Walk away without speaking

33.

The exchange of information through the use of words or actions is

a)

Active listening

b)

Body language

c)

Communication

d)

Aggressive

34.

Our facial expressions, tone of voice, movement, appearance, eye contact, gestures, and posture are called _____________________.

a)

verbal communication

b)

nonverbal communication

35.

The tone of voice in communication can:

a)

Be ignored if the words are polite

b)

Change the meaning of the words spoken

c)

Be irrelevant in written communication

d)

Only be important in formal settings