Safe Choices
Peer Pressure
Real Life
SADD
Transition
100

What should you do if your designated driver starts drinking?

Find another Safeway home. Don't let them drive.

100

What is peer pressure?

Pressure from friends or other people to behave a certain way or make a particular decision

100

Your friend texts you: "I'm not safe to drive." What should you NOT do?

You should not encourage them to drive or tell them they're "fine."

100

What does SADD stand for?

Students Against Destructive Decisions

100

What is one major transition students experience after high school?

College, work, military, trade school, or another form of education/training

200

True or false: If you're only had one drink, you're automatically safe to drive.

False. Alcohol can affect people differently and driving after drinking can be dangerous.

200

True or false: peer pressure always comes from someone directly telling you to do something

False. It can also be indirect such as feeling like you need to fit in because everyone else is doing something.

200

Someone is about to make a dangerous decision and says, "Mind your business." What is one thing you can do?

Stay calm, explain your concern, over a safer alternative, or get a trusted adult involved if necessary.

200

What is one major goal of SADD?

To encourage students to make safe, healthy, and responsible decisions and destructive behaviors

200

Name one decision you may have to make more independently after high school.

Transportation, finances, housing, education, employment, relationships, or time management.

300

Name two alternatives to getting into a car with someone who shouldn't be drinking

Call a parent/guardian, call another trusted adult, use a ride share if available, call a friend, or stay somewhere safe.

300

Name one way to respond when someone pressures you into doing something unsafe.

Say no, leave the situation, change the subject, get support, or suggest a safer alternative.

300

You see your friend getting into a car with an unknown person. What could you do?

Speak up, encourage your friends not to get in, help them find another ride, or involve a trusted adult.

300

Name two to SADD can educate students about.

Impaired, driving, distracted, driving, substance misuse, peer pressure, bullying, mental health, suicide prevention, or other risky behaviors.

300

Why can't have a support system be important during major life transitions?

Friends, family, teachers, counselors, and mentors can provide advice, encouragement, and help when difficult decisions arise

400

Your friend says, "I've driven like this before and nothing happened." What is one thing you could say?

Any reasonable response that encourages them not to drive such as: "I'm not getting in the car. Let's find another way home."

400

Your friend says, "Come on don't be scared. Everybody is doing it." What is one response you could give?

"I'm good. I'm not doing that."

400

Your friend says, "If you're really my friend you'll do this with me." What kind of pressure is this?

Emotional/manipulative peer pressure

400

Why is it important for students to talk about making safe decisions instead of waiting until something goes wrong?

Education and prevention can help people recognize risk and make safer decisions before a dangerous situation occurs.

400

You're starting college or a new job and your friends want to make a decision you're uncomfortable with, what should you remember?

You don't have to make an unsafe decision just because other people are doing it. You can set boundaries and choose what is right for you.

500

You're at a party and realize that the person who was supposed to drive everyone home is impaired. What are three things you could do?

Don't get in the vehicle find another safe ride and get a trusted adult involved.

500

Why might someone have difficulty saying no to their friends?

They may fear being judged, excluded and embarrassed, or losing friendships.

500

You have 10 seconds to convince a friend NOT to make a dangerous decision. Give your best response.

VARIES

500

You're trying to convince someone to make a safer decision without judging or embarrassing them. What are three things you could do?

Listen, stay calm, explain your concern, offer alternatives, and involve someone who can help.

500

What is one decision you can make this year that could positively affect your future?

Varies