CATEGORY 1 — WESTLAKE GIRLS / SCHOOL KNOWLEDGE
CATEGORY 2 — SOCIAL MEDIA & INTERNET CULTURE (SAFE VERSION)
CATEGORY 3 — “SHOULD KNOW THIS” SCHOOL SUBJECTS
CATEGORY 4 — PSYCHOLOGY & HUMAN BEHAVIOUR
CATEGORY 5 — DRIVING / REAL LIFE SKILLS
100

What qualification do seniors work toward?

NCEA

100

What does “FYP” stand for?

For You Page

100

What is 12 × 12?

144

100

 What is “peer pressure”? 

Influence from people around you


100

What is the safest following distance rule while driving?

2-second rule

200

What does “hauora” mean?

Wellbeing

200

What app is known for “snaps”?

Snapchat

200

What is the chemical symbol for gold?

Au

200

True or False: Sleep affects your mood and decision-making.

True

200

Why is using a phone while driving dangerous?

Reduces reaction time and attention

300

Name ONE extracurricular opportunity students can join.

Sport / arts / clubs / music

300

What is a digital footprint?

Your online history/reputation

300

Who wrote Romeo and Juliet?

William Shakespeare

300

What does integrity mean?

Doing the right thing when nobody’s watching

300

In wet weather, should your stopping distance increase or decrease?

Increase

400

What makes a strong school community?

Respect / inclusion / teamwork

400

What does “algorithm” mean online?

System deciding what content you see

400

What is the process plants use to make food called?

Photosynthesis

400

Why do humans often behave differently in groups than alone?

Social pressure / wanting acceptance / confidence changes

400

What is one major reason teenage drivers are at higher risk of crashes?

Distraction / speed / inexperience / passengers

500

Why do schools encourage leadership opportunities?

Builds confidence/responsibility/community

500

How can social media affect mental health?

Anxiety/comparison/stress/sleep/etc.

500

What is the square root of 625?

25

500

Why can comparing yourself constantly to others be unhealthy?

Can lower confidence, increase anxiety, create unrealistic expectations

500

Why is “confidence” different from “overconfidence” when driving?

Confidence = awareness and control
Overconfidence = taking unsafe risks

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