Health
Decision-Making Skills
Physical Health
Mental and Emotional Health
Social Health
100

What are the three main components of health?

Physical, mental/emotional, and social health

100

 What does it mean to think about “consequences” before making a decision? (

Considering the results of your choices

100

What are three benefits of regular exercise?

 Examples include improved mood, better heart health, stronger muscles, and weight management

100

 What is stress?

 A feeling of pressure or tension from challenges or demands

100

What makes a relationship healthy?

Respect, communication, trust, and support.

200

True or False: Wellness means being free of illness or disease

 False – it’s about balance across all areas of health)

200

 Name one step of the decision-making process.

Examples include identifying the problem, considering options, or weighing the pros and cons.)

200

Why is staying hydrated important?

Water helps with energy, focus, body temperature regulation, and more

200

Name one way to cope with feeling overwhelmed

Examples include deep breathing, taking a break, or talking to someone you trust

200

Why is listening important in a conversation?

It shows respect and helps build understanding.

300

Why is balancing physical, mental, and social health important?

It helps maintain overall well-being and avoid burnout or stress in one area.

300

What is peer pressure, and how does it affect decision-making?

Peer pressure is influence from friends or others, and it can lead people to make decisions they wouldn’t otherwise make

300

 What happens to your body when you eat too much junk food over time?

Weight gain, higher risk of disease, less energy, etc.)

300

Scenario: You fail a test you studied hard for. How could you handle this situation in a healthy way?

 Students might say reflecting on what went wrong, trying again, or asking the teacher for help

300

 Scenario: Your friend is upset but won’t tell you why. What could you say to help them open up?

Example: “I’m here if you want to talk. You don’t have to go through this alone.”)

400

Define the difference between health and wellness.

 Health is a state of being, while wellness is actively working toward a balanced lifestyle

400

 You forgot to study for a test, and your friend offers to let you cheat off their answers. What do you do, and why? Think about results

Students should explain ethical decision-making and the consequences of cheating.)

400

 Scenario: You’re tired but have gym class later. What healthy food or drink could you consume to fuel your energy?

A snack with protein or carbs, like a banana, yogurt, or granola bar.)

400

What is self-esteem, and why is it important?

Self-esteem is confidence in yourself, and it affects how you handle challenges and make decisions

400

 What are the risks of surrounding yourself with negative influences?

Examples include bad habits, stress, or making poor decisions

500

Describe a person who is truly "healthy."

Students should list examples like eating nutritious foods, having healthy relationships, managing stress, etc

500

Why is it important to align decisions with your personal values?

 Decisions aligned with your values lead to integrity and long-term satisfaction

500

How does sleep impact your physical health?

 Sleep helps with muscle recovery, brain function, and immune system strength

500

Why is it important to recognize and manage emotions?

It helps prevent impulsive decisions and improves communication and relationships

500

 Describe a time when saying “no” is important, even if it might upset someone.

Students may say avoiding unsafe situations or refusing peer pressure

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