Nutrition
Fitness & Movement
Mental Health
Relationships & Wellness
Drugs & the Body
100

This substance in food is needed for growth, energy, and health.

What is a nutrient?

100

This is the ability to maintain control of your body while still or moving.

What is balance?

100

his is the body's physical or emotional response to pressure or challenges.

What is stress?

100

This means treating yourself and others with consideration.

What is respect?

100

his is a substance that can change how the body or brain functions.

What is a drug?

200

his is the body's primary source of energy.

What are carbohydrates?

200

Running, walking, hopping, and jumping are examples of this type of movement.

What is locomotor movement?

200

healthy strategy used to manage difficult emotions or stress is called this.

What is a coping skill?

200

A personal limit that communicates what you are and aren't comfortable with is called this.

What is a boundary?

200

This type of drug increases activity in the brain and nervous system.

What is a stimulant?

300

This term describes maintaining enough fluids for your body to function properly.

What is hydration?

300

This is the ability of your heart and lungs to supply oxygen during continuous activity.

What is cardiovascular endurance?

300

This is the ability to recover and continue after difficulties or setbacks.

What is resilience?

300

This means clearly and voluntarily agreeing to participate in something.

What is consent?

300

This type of drug slows activity in the brain and nervous system.

What is a depressant?

400

his process converts the food and drinks you consume into energy your body can use.

What is metabolism?

400

Frequency, Intensity, Time, and Type make up this exercise-planning principle.

What is the FITT Principle?

400

Recognizing and managing your emotions and reactions is known as this.

What is emotional regulation?

400

Finding a solution that both people can accept during a disagreement is called this.

What is compromise?

400

When someone needs more of a drug to experience the same effect they once experienced with less, they have developed this.

What is tolerance?

500

This term describes the recommended or standard amount of food or drink considered one portion.

What is serving size?

500

This type of exercise uses oxygen and can generally be sustained for longer periods of time.

What is aerobic exercise?

500

Paying attention to the present moment instead of becoming distracted by the past or future is called this.

What is mindfulness?

500

Speaking clearly and respectfully about your thoughts, needs, feelings, and boundaries is this type of communication.

What is assertive communication?

500

These uncomfortable physical or psychological effects can occur when someone who has become dependent on a drug reduces or stops using it.

What is withdrawal?

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