Intro to Health
Healthy Relationships
Stereotypes and Identity
Bonus
200

Health is _________

A state of well-being that includes your physical, mental and social health

200

Define the word consent

Consent means to receive permission to interact with another person’s space, body, or property.

200

List at least 3 stereotypes that exists for people who identify as a boy and girl

Boys

Like the color blue

Play sports

Be strong

Work

Girls

Like the color pink

Play with dolls

Can't play sports

Wear make up

There are a bunch of other stereotypes that exists for all individuals who identify as either a boy or girl.

200

True or False

Oxytocin is a hormone that is released each time someone cries

True, it can be described as a feel-good chemical that helps ease both physical and emotional pain

300

List the 3 dimensions of health

Physical health, social health and emotional health

300

Describe self-esteem

What are some examples of ways in which people can boost their self-esteem?

Self-esteem is how you feel about yourself. People with high self-esteem understand their strengths and weaknesses and are able to set goals and work toward them. They also feel confident in certain areas and do not take other’s negative impressions of them too seriously.

Doing their favorite activity, hanging around people they value or feel safe around, accomplishing a goal etc.

300

True or False

People are allowed to change their identity

True!

People are allowed to change their identities as much times as they want. It is important for people to feel safe and comfortable in their own skin.

300

_______ is the way a person cares for their  body. It includes practices that help maintain health, prevent illness  and keep our body clean.

Hygiene


Examples include - taking a shower, reading a book, listening to music, meditating, exercising, eating healthy foods, wearing clean clothes, putting on deodorant or lotion etc.

400

In this scenario, Quincy just discovered that his “best friend” posted pictures from her birthday party. Quincy learns that he wasn’t invited to the party.

What dimension(s) are affected?

Social and emotional health

400

Someone touching you in ways that are uncomfortable is a sign of what kind of relationship


Bonus +50: This can be reported to a trusted adult as what?

Unhealthy relationship

400

Where do stereotypes come from? Or where are they heard?

School

Neighborhood

Home

Friends

400

True or false

Each dimension of health affects the other

True

Physical Health, social health and emotional health all rely on each other. If someone is not taking care of one dimension it will greatly affect the other dimension. It's important people spend a good amount of time taking care of each dimension to care for their overall health.

500

Share three reasons why people may set goals

There are many reasons some people set goals some are to grow, challenge themselves, boosts their emotional health, accomplish their dreams etc.

500

Someone touching you in ways that are uncomfortable is a sign of what kind of relationship


Bonus +50: This can be reported to a trusted adult as what?

Unhealthy relationship

500

List at least 3 things that make up someones identity

Culture

Hobbies

Skills/Interests

DNA

500

What is the number of hours a day students spend on the internet for entertainment? (not considering time in school)

A. 7 hours

B. 5 hours

C. 9 hours

D. 3 hours


A. 7 hours

640

The acronym S.M.A.R.T means

S - Specific

M - Measurable

A - Achievable or Action oriented

R - Realistic

T - Time bound

640

The best way to maintain a healthy relationship is by communicating _________


_______ communication is ....

Assertively (assertive)


Assertive communication is when a person clearly and honestly say what they want, need or mean without being hurtful to the other person.

640

What does it mean to treat someone with dignity?

Treating someone with dignity means you are treating them with respect, kindness, fairness

640

In what year did the first cellphone become available and how much did it weigh?

A. 1800s, 5 lbs

B. 1980s, 2.4 lbs

C. 1900s, 1 lbs

D. 1750s, 3 lbs

B. 1980s, 2.4 lbs


The first cell phone became available to the public in 1984.

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