Health & Activity
Decision Making
Risk Taking
Relationships
First Aid & Health Promotion
100

Name one barrier to being physically active.

Lack of time, cost, low motivation, injury, no access to facilities.

100

What’s the first step you should take before making a decision?

Identify the problem or decision to be made.

100

Is all risk-taking behaviour negative?

No — some risks are positive (e.g., trying new sports or speaking in public).

100

List two types of relationships.

Family, friends, romantic, teacher-student, teammates.

100

What are the three steps when using an EpiPen?

1. Remove the blue safety cap. 2. Push the orange end firmly into outer thigh. 3. Hold for 3 seconds and massage the area.

200

Give one benefit of physical activity for physical health.

Improves fitness, strengthens muscles and bones, helps maintain healthy weight.

200

List three steps of good decision making.

Identify the problem → Consider options → Evaluate consequences → Choose and act → Reflect.

200

Name one tip for partying safely.

Stay with friends, don’t accept drinks from strangers, plan a safe way home

200

What is one benefit of being in a healthy relationship?

Feeling supported, increased happiness, confidence, and trust.

200

Which colour end of the EpiPen do you inject with?

Orange end.

300

Give one benefit of physical activity for mental health.

Reduces stress, improves mood, boosts self-esteem.

300

If you skip breakfast, what could be a worst-case scenario?

Feel tired, lose focus in class, feel unwell or lightheaded.

300

Name two common places youth might see risk-taking behaviour.

Parties, online/social media, sporting events, school.

300

List three factors of a toxic relationship.

Lack of trust, controlling behaviour, constant arguing, disrespect.

300

What does AED stand for?

Automated External Defibrillator.

400

List two ways physical activity can improve social or spiritual health.

Builds teamwork and friendships; gives a sense of belonging or purpose.

400

What is an emotional response?

A reaction based on how you feel (e.g., anger, sadness, happiness) to a situation.

400

Name two common items that promote risk-taking.

Alcohol, vaping devices, energy drinks, social media posts.

400

List three factors of a healthy relationship.

Trust, communication, respect, support, honesty.

400

What is one function of an AED?

Delivers an electric shock to restart or regulate the heart; gives voice prompts for CPR and pad placement.

500

Explain how physical activity influences more than one dimension of health.

Exercise improves physical fitness, reduces anxiety (mental), and can connect you with others (social).

500

List five coping strategies to manage emotions.

Listening to music, deep breathing, exercising, journaling, talking to friends/family.

500

Explain why some risk-taking can be positive.

It helps build confidence, resilience, and learning from experiences.

500

Explain how communication can impact relationships.

Good communication builds trust and solves problems; poor communication causes conflict.

500

Name two health promotion organisations and one benefit of each.

Cancer Council – provides education and support for cancer prevention.
 Beyond Blue – offers mental health resources and helpline.
 Quit Victoria – helps people stop smoking.

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