Decision-Making
Peer Pressure
Mental Health & Coping
Resources & Support
Random!
100

True or false: The average student makes rougly 25 decisions a day. 

False! The average child makes at least 3,000 decisions daily. This amount increases as you get older. The average adult can make as many as 35,000 decisions daily.

100
True or False: Having self-confidence can help you resist peer pressure. 

True!

100

What do you do to relieve stress? 

Work out, vent, journal, go for a walk, animals, music, etc.

100

Where can you go if you want information on mental health supports? 

School counsellors, youth workers, BC helplines, online, etc. 

100

At what age is our brain fully developed? 

25.

200

What factors should one consider when making decisions? 

Personal values, potential consequences, and insight from trusted individuals. 

200
What can you do if someone is peer pressuring you, or making you do something you don't want to do? 


For example, someone is saying that you should vape because you'll be able to fit in. 

Remember that it's your body and choice!

Learn to say "no, I'm good" or talk to a trusted adult.

200

True or false: ALL self-care is fun and enjoyable 

False - some self care activities might be difficult or draining; however, they will lead to better mental health in the long run

200

What can you do if you are scared to ask for help? 

Bring a friend, ask an adult to make a referral/phone call on your behalf, use coping strategies to manage nervousness, etc.

200

How many days does February have in a leap year? 

29. 

300

What role does emotion play in personal decision making? 

Emotions can provide valuable insight into our desires and values, but they can also cloud judgment. Recognizing and managing emotions is crucial for making sound decisions.

300
Is there such a thing as positive peer pressure? Give an example. 

Yes!

Ex) Peers who are committed to doing well in school can influence others to be more goal oriented. 

300

Give 3 examples of unhealthy coping? 

Taking it out on others, using substances, isolation, overusing technology, self harm, etc. 

300

How can you support a friend's mental health? 

Be non-judgmental, practice active listening, check in on them, encourage them to ask for help. 

300

The process by which plants make their own food is called what? 

Photosynthesis. 

400

How does a responsible person make a good decision? 

By evaluating and thinking through each of the consequences.

400

Give an example of how negative peer pressure can impact you. 

Ex) You can get into trouble or put yourself or others at risk. 

400

What are the physical signs of anxiety (3 minimum)? 

Fast heart rate, stomach ache, hard to breath, short shallow breaths, sweaty, shaking, pressure on chest, fidgeting, poor sleep, etc.

400

Name an organization that youth can access in Burnaby. 

Mental health: CYMH, Cameray Child and Family Services, Burnaby Family Life, START 

Substance Use: Odyssey, SD 41

Physical health: Burnaby youth hub and clinic 

Family Support: MCFD, FamilySmart

LGBTQ2S+: Burnaby youth hub, alphabet soup youth drop-in

Youth Centers: Creekside, South Central, Edmonds, Summit 

400

What is the substance found in vapes that make it  addiciting? 

Nicotine

500

What are the emotional and behavioral signs of anxiety?

Overthinking, unnecessary worry, avoiding triggers (class, social settings, etc.), isolation, limited speech, etc.

500

What is the 24/7 BC kids help phone line #? 

1-800-668-6868

500

What kind of fish is Nemo from 'Finding Nemo'? 

Clownfish.