Mental Health
Suicide Awareness
Healthy Relationships
Vaping and Substance Abuse
Teen Brain
100

What is the most common mental health disorder among teenagers.

A. Depression

B. Anxiety

C. ADHD

B. Anxiety (Affects about 1 in 3 teens)

100

True or False: Mentioning suicide may give a person the idea to die by suicide

False:  

•Talking about suicide is the most important factor in preventing a person from taking action to complete suicide.

•Avoidance adds to the risk.

100

Define a healthy relationship.

Healthy relationships are built on healthy

communication, mutual respect and trust. In a

healthy relationship, both partners feel safe, valued

and respected, and their boundaries are respected.

100

What is the name of the addictive substance in a vape?

A. THC

B. Fentanyl

C. Nicotine

C. Nicotine

100

What chemical is released in the brain when you experience rewards, anticipate positive outcomes, or engage in enjoyable activities?

Dopamine

200

If one parent has depression, their child is twice as likely to develop it.

It is actually three to four times more likely.

200

True or False:  People who self-harm or “cut” are suicidal

False:  

•Self-harming behaviors such as cutting are ways to cope with deep emotional pain and the person may not be suicidal at all

•Self-harm is incredibly dangerous and an unhealthy coping skill

200

What does an unhealthy relationship look like? 

An unhealthy relationship has unhealthy behaviors. Both people act in harmful or inappropriate ways. There could be drama, lying, cheating, frequent arguments, and mutual disrespect.

200

What is the most commonly used substance among teen?

A. Marijuana

B. Vape

C. Alcohol

C. Alcohol

200

At what age does the brain stop developing?

A. 18

B. 22

C. 25

C. 25

300

Half of all mental illnesses begin by the time a person is how old? 

A. 14

B. 18

C. 21

A. 14

300

True or False:  People who make suicide attempts just want attention. They aren’t “really” suicidal

False:  

•For many, suicidal behaviors are serious invitations to others to help them live

•Downplaying or punishing only makes matter worse, typically resulting increased risk and strong intent to die

•Without proper help/support, the next attempt may be more lethal

300

What does healthy communication look like?

Healthy communication is: consistent, validating, accepting, kind, and honest.

300

What toxic heavy metal has been found in vape pens and can cause lung damage?

A. Lead

B. Aluminum

C. Iron

D:  Chromium 

C. Iron

300

What part of the brain is responsible for:

emotions, attachment, connection, motivation and storage space for memories.

A:  Limbic system

B: Brainstem

C:  Prefrontal Cortex

A: The Limbic System


400

Mood swings, withdrawal from activities, changes in sleep patterns or appetite, and declining academic performance are warning signs for what?

Mental health or substance abuse issues

400

What would you do to help a friend who is struggling emotionally?

•Show you care

•Listen carefully, don’t argue with their reasoning for feeling the way they do. 

•Ask about suicide

•Stay with them

•Call 988

•Stay with the person, call or text 988 for guidance

•If the conversation happens in a place where a trusted adult is available, involve them.

400

Physical, Emotional, Intellectual, Material and Time are types of what in a relationship?

Boundaries

400

What medical condition can the flavor chemical in vapes cause?  

Popcorn lung

400

What part of the brain is the first thing to develop in the womb, coordinates movement, controls arousal, processes sensory information and acts as the safety center.   

A. Limbic System

B:  Brainstem

C:  Prefrontal cortex



B:  Brainstem

500

Give 3 examples of positive coping skills to help deal with stress?  

Possible answers:  mindfulness/meditation, listening to music, going for a walk, talking to a friend, interacting with a pet, taking a shower/bath, write or draw, play a sport, etc.

500

What number can you call if you or a friend is struggling with suicidal ideation?  

988

500

True or False:  

Empathy is the ability to understand and share the feelings, thoughts, and experiences of another person.

True:  

It involves more than just recognizing someone else's emotions—it means trying to step into their shoes, responding with care and compassion.

500

What are the signs of an opioid overdose?

  • Slow, shallow and erratic breathing or

     NOT breathing at all

  • Unconscious/unresponsive to 

     stimuli 

  • Snoring, gurgling, gasping sounds

  • Limp 

  • Slow pulse/no pulse

  • Discolored skin - look at lips and fingernails

  • Pinpoint pupils 

500

What part of the brain is responsible for attention, perception, awareness, thought, memory, language, judgement and consciousness?

A:  Brainstem

B: Prefrontal Cortex

C:  Limbic System

B: Prefrontal Cortex