Coping Skills
Geography
Sports
Food/Drink
Technology/Science
100

This is a coping skill in which you move your body, get your blood flowing, and stretch your muscles. 

What is exercise? 
100

This is the largest ocean in the world and is located along the West coast of the United States.

What is the Pacific Ocean? 

100

This quarterback, who led the New England Patriots to six Super Bowl wins, holds the record for most career Super Bowl appearances. 

Who is Tom Brady. 

100

This popular Japanese dish consists of raw fish, often served with rice, seaweed, and wasabi. 

What is Sushi?

100

This tech giant is the creator of the Xbox gaming console and is also known for software products like Windows and Office. 

What is Microsoft? 

200

A worksheet that lists information that can help you if you are experience an increase in your mental health symptoms. 

THE DAILY TRIPLE. WORTH 3x POINTS. 


What is a crisis plan/WRAP plan? 

200

This man-made waterway, completed in 1914, connects the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean. 

What is the Panama Canal. 

200

In soccer, after a dangerous play, receiving this disqualifies you from the game and your teams plays with one less player. 

What is a red card? 

200

This popular frozen dessert is made from cream, sugar, and flavorings, often churned and frozen to create a smooth texture. 

What is ice cream? 

200

This AI-powered voice assistant, first introduced by in 2014, is used in devices like Echo and can perform tasks like setting reminders, playing music, and controlling smart home devices. 

What is Alexa? 

300

These are activities that involve relaxing the body and mind and reduce stress and focus on the present moment. 

What is/are mindfulness/mindfulness activities?

300

This is the largest body of freshwater in the world by surface area is located between Canada and the United States. 

What is Lake Superior?

300

This American golfer, known for his "Red Shirt Sunday" look, has won 15 major championships, including five Masters titles. 

Who is Tiger Woods? 

300

This creamy soup, traditionally made with clams, potatoes, onions, and celery is a hallmark of New England cuisine and is often served with saltines or crackers. 

THE DAILY DOUBLE QUESTION, 2x POINTS

What is clam chowder? 

300

This iconic smartphone, first released in 2007, revoluationalized the smartphone industry with its touch interface, internet connectivity, and apps. 

What is the iPhone?

400

These are "thinking errors" that happen in our minds automatically as we process information and may not actually reflect reality.

What are cognitive distortions? 
400

This famous tower in Europe is known for its unintentional tilt. 

What is the Leaning Tower of Pisa. 

400

This player, known as "The Iron Man," holds the record for most consecutive games played in MLB history with 2,632 games. 

Who is Cal Ripken Jr.? 

400

This mineral, commonly found in foods like spinach or red meats, is essential for oxygen transport in the blood.

What is iron?

400

This unit of energy is commonly used to measure the amount of heat energy. It is also the energy required to raise the temperature of 1 gram of water by 1 degree Celsius. 

What is a calorie?

500

This form of coping, considered maladaptive, involves disengagement or mental separation and has been linked to higher levels of long-term stress. 

What is avoidance/avoidance coping. 

500

This island country in the Mediterranean Sea is famous for its ancient temples, Greek mythology, and being the birthplace of the god Apollo. 

What is Cyprus? 

500

This country holds the record for the most Olympic gold medals won in a single Olympic Games, with 83 golds, set during the 2008 Summer Olympics. 

What is China? 

500

This type of fat, commonly found in processed foods and fast foods, can raise bad cholesterol levels and is often linked to an increased risk of heart disease. 

What are trans fats?

500

This principle in quantum mechanics, formulated by Werner Heisenberg in 1927, states that it is impossible to know both the position and momentum of a particle with absolute precision.

What is the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle?