Body Systems
The cells of the nervous system.
What are neurons?
Two of the four ways to take drugs.
What is orally, inhaling, sniffing/snorting, or injection?
The excitability where someone likes to break things down into small parts to better understand them. They like to keep things organized and orderly.
What is organizational/intellectual?
What the acronym FAIL stands for.
What is First Attempt In Learning?
An example of an external pressure you may feel in school.
What is friends, media, teachers, or schoolwork?
When you have to take more of a drug in order to feel its original effects?
What is tolerance?
The excitability where someone likes to stay active. They enjoy hands on activities rather than watching others.
What is physical?
TRUE OR FALSE: flirtygirll22@gmail.com is an acceptable email to use.
What is false?
One of the five ways to say "NO".
How oxygen and nutrients are carried through veins and arteries.
What is the blood?
What people go through when the stop taking drugs?
What is withdrawal?
What is the excitability where someone likes to use their imagination to create wondrous situations in their minds.
What is imaginative?
What digital citizenship is.
What is the norms of appropriate, responsible technology use?
The Three C's of decision making. (All three of them)
What is Clarify, Consider, Choose?
What the heart delivers to all organs in the body (taken in through the lungs).
What is oxygen?
What happens when people take too many drugs.
The excitability where someone is good at noticing how others are feeling, or helping others when they feel off.
What is emotional?
One difference between tattling and reporting is...
What is it being unimportant vs. important, can be handled by one person vs. needs help, purpose is to get someone in trouble vs. keeping someone safe, or behavior is accidental vs. purposeful?
TRUE OR FALSE: It is always good to be assertive.
What the circulatory system helps fight using white blood cells.
What are diseases?
Drugs can make people dependent on them, which is also called _________.
What is addiction?
The excitability where someone notices things quickly through taste, smell, hearing, touch, and sight.
What is sensory?
One technique to use if you are getting bullied (not punching someone).
What is avoidance, developing confidence, agreeing, ignoring, sticking up for self, using humor yelling if threatened, involving an adult.
One of the five things to consider when setting a goal.
What is realistic, believable, valued, specific, or observable?