Anger -
What Happens Next
Emotions and Coping
School and Responsibility
Hobbies and Recreation
Family, Culture, and Language
100

Anger is an emotion; aggression is a ________?

Behavior

100

Feeling down, unhappy, or wanting to cry is usually called this emotion.

Sadness.

100

You wake up late and know you will miss first period. Which is usually the more responsible choice: stay home all day or go to school late?

Go to school late.

100

What piece of fishing equipment holds and releases the fishing line?

The reel.

100

The Spanish language developed mainly from what ancient language?

Latin.

200

Tight fists, a clenched jaw, fast breathing, and feeling hot are examples of what?

Physical warning signs of anger

200

True or false: Slow breathing can help calm your body when you are angry or upset.

True.

200

You keep forgetting something you need for school. Which is more likely to help: trying harder to remember or using a reminder or checklist?

Using a reminder or checklist.

200

A four-stroke engine has intake, compression, power, and what fourth stroke?

Exhaust.

200

In many Spanish-speaking cultures, what does the word “sobremesa” describe?

Sitting and talking or socializing at the table after a meal

300

The situation or event that sets off an emotional reaction is often called a ______.

Trigger

300

Listening to music, fishing, playing a game, or doing another activity to temporarily take your mind off a problem is called what type of coping?

Distraction

300

You know mornings are difficult for you. Which is more likely to make the morning easier: packing your backpack the night before or doing it in the morning?

Packing it the night before.

300

What engine part moves up and down inside the cylinder?

Piston

300

Catalan, Basque, and Galician are languages spoken in what European country?

Spain

400

Which usually gives you more control over anger: noticing it when it is at a 3 out of 10, or waiting until it reaches a 9 out of 10?

Noticing it at a 3 out of 10.

400

Saying, “I’m frustrated,” “I’m disappointed,” or “I’m embarrassed” is an example of doing what with an emotion?

Naming the emotion.

400

You are angry with a teacher and decide to skip that teacher’s class. Is skipping more likely to solve the original problem or create another problem?

Create another problem.

400

What part of an engine ignites the air-and-fuel mixture in a gasoline engine?

The spark plug.
400

Día de los Muertos combines Indigenous traditions with traditions introduced by what religion?

Catholicism or Christianity

500

Someone embarrasses you in front of other people and you immediately become angry. Name one feeling that might be underneath the anger.

Embarrassment, hurt, shame, fear, rejection, sadness, or another reasonable underlying emotion.

500

You are extremely angry and feel like yelling at someone. Which is usually more useful first: solving the whole problem immediately or calming yourself enough to think clearly?

Calming yourself enough to think clearly.

500

You miss the bus because you were moving too slowly that morning. Which question is more useful afterward: “Whose fault was it?” or “What could I change tomorrow?

What could I change tomorrow?

500

How many complete revolutions does the crankshaft make during one complete four-stroke engine cycle?

Two revolutions.

500

The term Latino generally refers to people connected to Latin America, while Hispanic generally refers to what?

Spanish-speaking heritage/origin

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